Theses

Below is a list of master's and doctoral level thesis and dissertation projects completed in the lab.

Degree	Name	Title
Ph.D.	Julie Gorenko	A life course and socio-ecological evaluation of gambling behaviors among older adults
M.Sc.	Julie Gorenko	Does caregiving influence planning for future aging?: A mixed-methods study
Ph.D.	Calandra Speirs	Planning for the future: A mixed-methods study
M.Sc.	Calandra Speirs	Dependency in the future possible selves of young and middle-aged adults: Perceptions and predictors
Ph.D.	Ana Petrovic	An examination of conflict management among family caregivers in long-term care
M.Sc.	Ana Petrovic	Sense of community in long-term care: The views of family caregivers of elderly military veterans
Ph.D.	Yvonne Tieu	Predictors of mental health help-seeking attitudes among older Chinese immigrants
M.Sc.	Yvonne Tieu	Depression literacy among older Chinese Canadians
Ph.D.	Ashli Watt	Body satisfaction among middle-aged and older women
M.Sc.	Ashli Watt	Quality of life in younger nursing home residents
Ph.D.	Liza Stelmach	Quality of life in continuing care residents: Resident and staff perspectives
M.Sc.	Liza Dalzell	Predictors of anxiety and depression in a continuing care population
Ph.D.	Lori Harper	Sentence production in individuals with dementia of the Alzheimer’s type
M.Sc.	Kara Irwin	Analysis of the relationship between symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and pain in veterans
M.Sc.	Andrea Beck	The ethics of bereavement research
M.Sc.	Peter Laycock	Relocation and sense of community among older veterans
M.Sc.	Meyen Hertzsprung	Assessment of anxiety in continuing care residents
M.Sc.	Sheryl Jeffries	Women’s perspectives on having or not having children