Three-Minute Thesis Competition

The Three-Minute Thesis Competition is a research communication competition which challenges students to capture the essence of their theses and present a compelling explanation within three minutes, in a language that anyone can understand. All final year postgraduate students of the Department are eligible for the competition.

Results of Three-Minute Thesis Competition 2023

Student Name	Study Year	Presentation Topic	Remarks
HU Yue	Ph.D. Year 4	The Role of Proactive Strategies in Successful Aging: Evidence From Daily-Life and Lab-based Dual Tasking
OU Jingyi	M.Phil. Year 2	To date online or not? The role of motivational concerns in online dating
RUAN Yijun	Ph.D. Year 4	Understanding Dyslexia in Chinese Children: Early Predictors, Direct Intervention, and Parent Coaching
SIU Hiu Ching, Celia	M.Phil. Year 2	Are broken ties simply blue? Suicidality, loneliness, and maltreatment in elderly depression	Champion

Presentation videos of Three-Minute Thesis Competition 2022

Student Name	Study Year	Presentation Topic	Remarks
HUANG Xin	Ph.D. Year 4	Cultural experience with Reading Direction Influences Neural Mechanisms underlying Reading
LEE Hiu Kei	MA Year 1	Putonghua as Medium of instruction (PMI) and Reading motivation	1st Runner-up
MAI Chunyan	Ph.D. Year 4	If you are old, me too; if I am young, you too: age difference of internalization and projection effect in bi-directional relationship between age sterotypes and current self-views via future self-views
MAK Ka Lun, Frankie	M.Phil. Year 2	Less is More When Telling If One is Helpful? Additional Source Details Do Not Aid Social Decision Making (Please view via Chrome)	2nd Runner-up
SHI Zeyi	Ph.D. Year 4	Quality of parental involvement in children’s homework: The role of parent- versus child-oriented goals	Champion

Presentation videos of Three-Minute Thesis Competition 2021

Student Name	Study Year	Presentation Topic	Remarks
CHUNG, Hiu Ming Apesta	Ph.D. IO Year 3	Exploring the relationship between Job Embedness and Psychological capita
LAI, Leong Hei	M.Phil. Year 2	Stroking Fast and Slow - Eletrophysiological Response of Affective Touch	Champion
LI, Manqiu	MA Year 2	Finding who you are: the relationships between identity processing styles and identity commitment	1st Runner-up
WONG, Lok Yee Natalie	Ph.D. Year 3	"It is fun, and you deserve it": Comparing fun-seeking tendencies and moral disengagement in predicting cyberaggression	2nd Runner-up
WONG, Wai Leung	M.Phil. Year 2	Neural Adaptation and Its Relation to the Mismatch Negativity (MMN)
YE, Yanyan	Ph.D. Year 4	Learning to write Chinese words: A study among Hong Kong young children

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