Published in Collabra: Psychology, 2025 | [Paper]
A comparative analysis examining methodological trends and differences between economics and psychology research.
Lam, H. (2025). Methodological Trends and Differences: A Comparative Analysis of Economics and Psychology. Collabra: Psychology, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.1525/collabra.147337
In Preparation (expected March 2026)
An examination of covenantal pluralism as a psychological construct, exploring relational engagement across religious differences.
Lam, H., Balkaya-Ince, M., Cole, V., ... Furr, R. M., Jayawickreme, E. et al. (In preparation). Reflections on Covenantal Pluralism as a Psychological Construct: Relational Engagement Across Religious Differences.
In Preparation (expected February 2026)
This study compares human and computational system performance in understanding social situations.
Lam, H., & Furr, R. M. (In preparation). How Well do People Understand Situations? Computational Systems Outperform Humans in Situational Understanding.
Presented at Interdisciplinary Research Ethics and Norms Conference (IRENC), 2025
Blitz Paper Presentation examining methodological differences between economics and psychology research.
Lam, H. (2025, April). Diverging Methods: Trends and Differences in Research Methodologies Between Economics and Psychology. Blitz Paper Presentation at the Interdisciplinary Research Ethics and Norms Conference (IRENC).
Presented at University Scholars Week, Baylor University, 2025
Platform presentation exploring cross-cultural predictors of attitudes toward emerging technologies.
Lam, H. (2025, April). National Predictors of Attitudes Toward Emerging Technologies: A Cross-Cultural Analysis. Platform Presentation at University Scholars Week, Baylor University.
Presented at Baylor Research & Internship Day Symposium, 2024
Poster presentation examining the relationship between mental illness diagnoses and mass shooting severity.
Lam, H. (2024, October). The Impact of Mental Illness Diagnoses on Mass Shooting Severity. Poster Presentation at Baylor Research & Internship Day Symposium.