Undergraduate Poster Presentation
| Award | Student Name | Thesis Topic |
| Outstanding Poster-Champion | WONG, Wing Kei | From Fabric to Self: Proximity of Clothing to Self Mediates Self-Construal’s Relationship with Subjective Well-Being and Creativity |
| Outstanding Poster-1st Runner up | PERSSON, Erik Yan Ching | The Effects of Episodic Future Thinking on Intention and Adherence of a Digital Mental Health Intervention |
| Outstanding Poster -2nd Runner up | YAU, Tin Yuet | I Feel Worthy Because of My Child: The Interaction of Child-based Worth and Parenting Stress in Predicting Parenting Practices |
| Best Poster Design | CHOW, Tsz Ying | Interleaving v. Blocking: Effects on promotional videos |
| Most Innovative Research Topic | LAU, Hiu Tung | Mirror, Mirror, Who Am I? The Relationship Between Self and Characters in Cosplay and Game Avatar Role-Playing |
| Best Poster Presenter | YEUNG, Ka Yan | Examining the Shared and Unique Variance of Executive Functions and Their Influence on Chinese Reading Comprehension among Grade 1 Students |
| Award | Student Name | Thesis Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Outstanding Poster-Champion | CHOY Jessie Yuen Sum | Parenthood and Life Satisfaction: A Dyadic Analysis |
| Award | Student Name | Thesis Topic |
| Outstanding Poster-Champion | LEUNG Hoi Laam | Relationship between mattering and well-being in daily lives: The ecological momentary assessment approach |
| Outstanding Poster-1st Runner up | WONG Hiu Man | Sorry, I’m Not Wired to Take Your Nonsense: Coherent Other-representation as Condition for Swift Perspective Shifting Advantages |
| Outstanding Poster -2nd Runner up | LAM Cheuk Hang | Global and specific expectations: Identifying social factors that reduce code-switch-related ERPs |
| Best Poster Design | SHUM Jin Mey | The Critical Connection: The Power of Critical Thinking in Boosting Emotional Intelligence |
| Most Innovative Research Topic | XU Xiaoxuan | How Poetry Moves Us: Using AI-generated Jueju to Analyze |
| Best Poster Presenter | LI Tung | Anhedonia and Avolition in Schizophrenia: Relationships with Social Motivation Tendencies |