People.

The Web Lab is typically comprised of principal investigator Gregory D. Webster, his Ph.D. students, and about 10–20 undergraduate research assistants.

Our Team

Gregory D. Webster, Ph.D.
Web Lab Principal Investigator
R. David Thomas Endowed Professor of Psychology; University of Florida Term Professor; Acting Director, Social Psychology Program

Greg's primary research interests include (a) personality traits and perception (Big Five, Dark Triad, aggression), (b) romantic and sexual relationships, (c) novel applications of cutting-edge data collection and analysis, including measurement models, meta-analysis, and social network analysis. Greg currently serves as an associate editor for the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. Here are Greg's CV, OSF page, and Google Scholar profile.

Zhongchi Li
First-Year Graduate Student

Zhongchi’s research interests are centered around close relationships and sexuality. The topics include sexual fantasy and desire, sexual pleasure, attachment, relationship and sexual satisfaction, and relationship dissolution. Specifically, how these interconnected areas contribute to the development of intimate relationships and the well-being of diverse individuals, with a particular focus on LGBTQ groups.

Soo Yeon Park
First-Year Graduate Student

Soo Yeon Park received a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Cultural and Social Psychology from Korea University and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree from the University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign. She possesses a wide-ranging interest in the field of romantic and sexual relationships, with a particular emphasis on the influence of both absolute and subjective socioeconomic status on the trajectory of relationships (i.e., attraction, short-term and long-term relationships). Her current research is centered on exploring people's lay beliefs regarding couples with similar or dissimilar socioeconomic statuses.