This project develops a research plan for a faculty member interested in understanding how income relates to subjective well-being among adults in the United States. Drawing on existing scholarly research, the plan examines whether higher income is associated with greater happiness and whether income inequality influences differences in well-being across socioeconomic groups.

This project critiques the research study "The Essential Moral Self" by analyzing its introduction, methods, results, and discussion. The evaluation examines the study’s strengths, limitations, and the quality of its design, measurements, and conclusions. 

This project applied Freud's psychoanalytic theory and Bandura's social learning theory to my own personality. By examining my behaviors, motivations, and experiences through both perspectives, I gained a deeper understanding of the factors that have shaped who I am.

This project examines how my Big Five personality traits influence my work style, relationships, stress management, and career goals.