Travis Lim
- Graduate Student, National University of Singapore
Hi! I’m Travis, a graduate student and
teaching
assistant
in the Department of Psychology at NUS. I study intergroup relations, with a
particular interest in prejudice and diversity (see Lim, Leong, & Suliman,
2020). Examples of questions that I’m currently investigating include: How do
positive emotions influence outgroup perception? What are the unintended
consequences of diversity? Beyond these research areas, I have also studied
historical narratives (see Lim & Leong, 2021) and the use of psychology in
applied settings (see Honours Thesis).
When I’m not chasing Open Science Badges, I spend my free time planning (my next trip), preparing (a stand-up routine), and playing (bridge or mahjong). Feel free to reach out for more information or a conversation. :)
Research Interests: Intergroup relations, prejudice, diversity
When I’m not chasing Open Science Badges, I spend my free time planning (my next trip), preparing (a stand-up routine), and playing (bridge or mahjong). Feel free to reach out for more information or a conversation. :)
Research Interests: Intergroup relations, prejudice, diversity
Publications
2021
- Whose narratives? Divergence in how history is organized across generations and its impact on well-being, Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 24(3), 349–363. Travis Lim & Chan-Hoong Leong
2020
- Managing Singapore's residential diversity through Ethnic Integration Policy, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, 39(2), 109–125. Travis Lim, Chan-Hoong Leong, & Farzaana Suliman
Thesis
- Cultural Stereotypes and the Need for Cognitive Closure in Intercultural Negotiations, Honours Thesis, National University of Singapore. Travis Lim