Emotion Research Hub

Our research is focused on the emotional experience of individuals and groups, in order to develop the best tools to support people in the workplace. Our quantitative and qualitative research specifically aims to increase discernment and differentiation of emotional dynamics for individuals in groups. Our research supports us to continually test and improve our theories, and to refine and redefine our tools. By offering emotional wellbeing courses, we strive to enhance employees' emotional intelligence and resilience, fostering a healthier work environment.

ONGOING WORK

Recruiting diverse members of the Research Advisory Committee

CURRENT WORK

Early testing of
emotive⚡energy
research tools

FUTURE WORK

Release of emotive⚡energy
White Paper and research papers

2023-24 Goals

Useful research data
open-source and free
to ethical scholars and
Committee members

Research Advisory Committee

The scientists and scholars who participate on the Research Advisory Council may be compensated with consultation fees, may be provided access to research data, or other mutually agreed upon arrangements. It should be noted, however, that their participation on the committee does not constitute an explicit endorsement of any specific project or program. Their guidance is from a stance of "scientific skepticism" not "paid endorser" in any way.

Ashley Ruba, PhD

Dr. Ashley Ruba is an award-winning developmental psychologist with 12+ years of mixed-methods research experience. Their research broadly focuses on emotion perception. Dr. Ruba is a proudly queer, first-generation college student thriving with disabilities.
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ashleyruba.com

Felicia wolontis, phd

Dr. Felicia Wolontis is working as a researcher in academia and industry. She has a Ph.D. in developmental psychology and 10+ years of experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research. She has used a wide range of research methods in her research including surveys, interviews, participant observation, focus groups, etc.

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Welcoming researchers in psychology, anthropology, neuroscience and related disciplines.

recruiting now

Welcoming researchers in psychology, anthropology, neuroscience and related disciplines.

recruiting now

Welcoming researchers in psychology, anthropology, neuroscience and related disciplines.