Associate Professor, School of Psychology, UNSW Sydney
Dr Lisa A Williams is a social psychologist. Her research interests include the dynamics between emotional experience and social interaction. Specifically, her research considers positive emotions that arise in the context of social interactions - namely pride, gratitude, compassion, and admiration. She is currently a Associate Professor in the School of Psychology and Associate Dean Equity Diversity and Inclusion in the Faculty of Science, University of New South Wales. Her research is funded by the Australian government.
Experience
2019–present
Associate professor, University of New South Wales
2015–2019
Senior lecturer, University of New South Wales
2009–2015
Lecturer, University of New South Wales
Education
2009
Northeastern University, PhD, Psychology
2000
Lewis and Clark College, Bachelor of Arts
Grants and Contracts
2014
The emotional psychology of blood donors: Understanding and using the affective key to donor retur
Role:
Co-CI
Funding Source:
Australian Research Council
2013
To be or not to be proud: Identifying the functionality of pride in intergroup settings
Role:
CI
Funding Source:
Australian Research Council
2013
Emotional responses to comparisons in romantic relationships: Implications for relationship wellbeing