Department of Psychology

University of Lethbridge study says different sexual behaviours, as with humans, can be linked to cultural practices of Japanese monkeys

Deanna Forrester is investigating why fertility rates in this South Pacific nation differ from those in most other developing nations

Children who have a significant hand preference may have better behavioural control, memory and planning skills

Dr. Paul Vasey explores the study of same-sex sexuality as he answers 5 Questions

The significance of their work may speak to the evolution of male homosexuality in humans

Dr. Martin Lalumiere is a foremost expert in the etiology of sexual aggression and the development of atypical sexual preferences

Alumnus Mark Fenske was given ample opportunity to learn about life in a research lab while still an undergraduate student

When he enrolled in psychology at the University of Lethbridge, Dr. Mark Fenske (BSc '96, Distinction) had a goal – he wanted to help people.

Sandeep Mishra is excited about the possibility that his research could play a vital role in developing policy

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