Our winners have been shortlisted by our esteemed panel of judges, from the pool of very worthy submissions, based on the rigour and originality of their research. Shortlisted finalists were invited to present their work at the SRA webinar event, where the audience were thoroughly impressed by the quality and depth of their research. The winners have definitely proven themselves to be future researchers pushing the frontiers of psychology.
Congratulations to our winners and to all SRA 2020 entrants!
Diploma Category
Winner
Investigating the Effectiveness and Differences between Direct and Indirect Sighting during Visual Inspection Task.
Lim Yan Heng Xavier & Chan Lisheng, Andy
First runner up
Positive Psychology Interventions: Effects of a Growth Mindset Intervention and Self-Efficacy on Academic Resilience in Singapore Students.
Soh Yan Kang Ian, Sherwenn Oh Kai En, Tan Jing Yu, Loo Pey Chen, & Isaac Hew Zhong Peng
Second runner up
Investigating Factors Affecting Mental Health Support for Students with Special Needs.
Nurul Nadia Bte Muhammad Ridwan Yeo, Lim Hui Mei, Joy Kang, Athira Bte Maswan, M. Geethah, & Tan Zhi Hui
Undergraduate Category
Winner
Developmental dyslexia and creativity: A Meta-Analysis.
Nadyanna Binte Mohamed Majeed
First runner up
Musical experience and executive functions: A latent variable approach.
Verity Lua Yu Qing; Ng Hok Shan, Matthew; Nadyanna Binte Mohamed Majeed
Second runner up
Childhood invalidation and psychological adjustment in adolescents: The mediating role of self-compassion and emotion regulation.
Carmen Chia
Postgraduate Category
Winner
“I Am What I Ate”: The ‘Food for Life and Palliation’ (FLiP) Model for Understanding the Lived Experience of Nutritional Assimilation among Singaporean Palliative Care Patients and their Families.
Paul Victor Patinadan
First runner up
The Derring Effect: Deliberate Errors Enhance Learning.
Wong Shi Hui Sarah
Second runner up
Understanding the community’s perceptions towards online radicalisation: A comparative study.
Neo Loo Seng
Fred Long Award for Research Excellence
“I Am What I Ate”: The ‘Food for Life and Palliation’ (FLiP) Model for Understanding the Lived Experience of Nutritional Assimilation among Singaporean Palliative Care Patients and their Families.
Paul Victor Patinadan
Best Quantitative Research
Developmental dyslexia and creativity: A Meta-Analysis.
Nadyanna Binte Mohamed Majeed
Musical experience and executive functions: A latent variable approach.
Verity Lua Yu Qing; Ng Hok Shan, Matthew; Nadyanna Binte Mohamed Majeed
Childhood invalidation and psychological adjustment in adolescents: The mediating role of self-compassion and emotion regulation.
Carmen Chia
Best Qualitative Research
“I Am What I Ate”: The ‘Food for Life and Palliation’ (FLiP) Model for Understanding the Lived Experience of Nutritional Assimilation among Singaporean Palliative Care Patients and their Families.
Paul Victor Patinadan
Investigating Factors Affecting Mental Health Support for Students with Special Needs.
Nurul Nadia Bte Muhammad Ridwan Yeo, Lim Hui Mei, Joy Kang, Athira Bte Maswan, M. Geethah, Tan Zhi Hui
Factors Affecting E-Waste Recycling in Singapore.
Levon Cho, Jefrey Lam, Trixi Lim, Sarah Ayub, Low Shu Woon, Kamal Rozali
Audience Choice Award (Best Presenter at SRA 2020)
Musical experience and executive functions: A latent variable approach.
Verity Lua Yu Qing; Ng Hok Shan, Matthew; Nadyanna Binte Mohamed Majeed