Liberal Arts and Sciences
Web Lab
Led by Gregory Webster · Psychology
What we study
Web Lab is a personality and social psychology research lab directed by Dr. Gregory Webster. It works across a broad range of personality and social psychology topics, with an emphasis on quantitative (statistical) methods, and follows open-science practices.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Breadmakers and Breadwinners: Measuring Prescriptive Gender Role Beliefs for Men and Women Separately and on a Common Metric
2026 · Sex Roles
- No Validity Without Reliability: Measurement in Relationship Science, 1994–2024
2026 · Personal Relationships
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- Spillover and Crossover Effects of Financial Stress in Romantic Dyads: A Daily Diary Study
2026 · Personal Relationships
Found financial stress affects both partners' relationship stress, with coping strategies buffering the effect.
- Belief in Just World and Rape Myth Acceptance: The Impact of Stressful Life Experiences on Attitudes Towards Sexual Violence Against Women
2026 · UF Journal of Undergraduate Research
Examined how stressful life events affect just-world beliefs and rape myth acceptance in college women.
- Interpersonal Comparison
2026 · Social and Personality Psychology Compass
Studied how caregivers compare their asthmatic child's health with others, finding varied comparison targets.
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How to reach out
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