Three-Minute Research Competition

The Three-Minute Research Competition is a research communication challenge that invites students to capture the essence of their research into a compelling presentation lasting just three minutes, using language that anyone can understand. Participants are encouraged to share not only completed studies, but also ongoing research or budding research ideas that are ready to engage the audience.

Results of Three-Minute Research Competition 2025

 Student Name

 Study Year

 Presentation Topic

Remarks

CHEN Shi Kai

Ph.D. Year 2

How respiration helps you speak

 

CHONG Tsz Ying, Arianna

MA Year 1

Adherence to the Mediterranean Diet and Its Associations with Mental Health Among the Adult Population in Hong Kong: A Cross-Sectional Survey

 

HU Qianhui

MA Year 1

Human-AI Collaboration Competency (HACC): Understanding key competencies for effective Human-AI Collaboration

 

KEUNG Pui Sin, Ashley

MA Year 2

Phonological Awareness Deficit in Cantonese Adult Dyslexia: A Pilot Study

Champion

LAI Ming See

MA Year 1

How does AI companion affect the mental health of the elderly?

 

LEUNG Wai Sum Sandy

MA Year 1

The Effect of the Concept of Good Death on the Preparation for Aging of Middle-aged Individuals in Hong Kong

 

LIN Hongmei

Ph.D. Year 4

Do Hearts or Actions Speak Louder? Age-Related Differences in Prosocial Evaluation

 

NG Zuna Loong Yee

MA Year 2

The Associations between Social Anhedonia, Social Motivation, and Social Functioning in Schizophrenia: A Cross-sectional and Longitudinal Study

 

YU Jianxing, Ludwig

MA Year 1

Issues Not the Issues: Psychological Needs Underlying Political Beliefs

 
Results of Three-Minute Thesis Competition 2024

 Student Name

 Study Year

 Presentation Topic

Remarks

LIN Kaixuan

MA Year 1

Narrative framing on the intention to quit e-cigarettes (vaping)

 

SONG Bingbing

Ph.D. Year 4

Predictive processing in visual word recognition and reading difficulties

 Champion

XIA Ziyang

MA Year 1

Will female managers support gender equality? The study of “Queen Bee” syndrome in China

 
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
Results 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

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
Reults 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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