On the strength of Canada's two major intellectual traditions, anglophone and francophone, the Faculty of Social Sciences stands as a centre of excellence in knowledge creation, research and training. Driven by both disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives, research at the Faculty is at once rich, innovative and varied, contributing to the depth and breadth of discussions on current issues here and elsewhere. And whether fundamental, theoretical, applied or action-oriented (action research), this research stems from proven expertise—most notably in Canada's Francophonie—and greatly influences individual communities and society in general.
In step with contemporary society on both the national and international fronts, the Faculty of Social Sciences fosters social innovation, creates and shares knowledge, promotes public policy development and builds research partnerships with the public and private sectors, as well as community organizations.
Psychology Research Laboratories
- Cerebro-Vascular Accidents and Behavioural Recovery Laboratory
- Child and Adult Relationships and Environments Laboratory
- Childhood Cognition and Learning Laboratory
- Childhood Thinking Laboratory
- Children's Well-Being Laboratory
- Cognition and Anxiety Disorders Research Laboratory
- Cognition and Anxiety Studies Laboratory
- Cognition and Emotion Laboratory
- Cognitive Aging and Driving Laboratory
- Couple Research Laboratory
- Developmental Methodology Laboratory
- GAP-Santé
- Human Motivation Research Laboratory
- Human Sexuality Research Laboratory
- Individual and Social Influences of Technology Laboratory (InSITe)
- Laboratory for research on Achievement, Motivation, and the Regulation of Action
- Laboratory for computational neurodynamics and cognition
- Laboratory of Personality and Social Psychology
- Language Development Laboratory
- Mental Health for Everyone
- Neuropsychology Laboratory
- NeuroImmunology, Stress, and Endocrinology (NISE) Laboratory
- Neuroscience Memory Laboratory
- Ottawa Social Moral Development Lab
- Psychosocial Oncology Laboratory
- Psychotherapy Practice Research Network (PPRNet)
- Relationship and Couple Health (ReaCH) Laboratory
- Sleep Research Laboratory
- Social and Organizational Psychology Research Laboratory
- Ottawa Social Moral Development Lab.
- uOttawa Living Lab
- Visual Cognition Research Laboratory
- Vulnerability, Trauma, Resilience and Culture Research Laboratory
World of Ideas Features
You look familiar!
Why do we sometimes mistake people we know for strangers, or strangers for people we know? The confusion is explained by Isabelle Boutet, a psychology professor who specializes in facial recognition. Her research focuses mainly on people aged 55 and older and their ability to recognize faces.
Author: Isabelle Boutet, School of Psychology
Man flu, more than a myth
Winter is on its way, and with it comes everyone’s favourite part of the season: scratchy throats and stuffy noses. But why do men seem to suffer more from colds, flus and other winter blues? uOttawa Professor Nafissa Ismail suggests that there’s more to man flu than theatrical whining.
Author: Nafissa Ismail, School of Psychology
Research Chairs, Groups and Laboratories
Canada Research Chair
University Research Chair
- University Research Chair in Stress and Mental Health
Endowed Research Chair
- McLaughlin Research Chair on Psychosocial Aspects of Risk and Health
- CHEO Research Chair in Child and Youth Mental Health
Faculty Research Chair
- Faculty Research Chair in Community Mental Health and Homelessness
- Faculty Research Chair in Francophonie, Litteracy and Society
Research Group
- Sex and Anxiety Research Group (SAX-RG)
- Strategic Decision-Making Research Group
Study and Research Laboratory
- QUIBB: Quantitative Investigation of Brain and Behavior
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