LOGBOOK
The research diary, kept in the open — talks, small findings, things I'm reading, and the dead ends that still taught me something.
What 40 interviews taught me about the word "home"
People describe belonging in the language of maintenance, not arrival — you keep it, you don't reach it.
Keynote at the Asian Social Psychology meeting
Slides and a short reflection on presenting unfinished work to a room of 400.
The felt-inclusion scale crossed 500 citations
A quiet thank-you to everyone who put a decade-old measure to work.
Notes on Baumeister & Leary, thirty years later
Rereading the belongingness hypothesis with fresh eyes and a longer reference list.
The mediation model that refused to hold
Why I abandoned a tidy path diagram, and what the mess pointed at instead.
Coding transcripts on a train through Java
On the strange intimacy of reading strangers' words about loneliness at 90 km/h.
Guest lecture: measuring things you can't see
An undergraduate crash course in turning a feeling into a number, honestly.
Grant funded: belonging in first-generation students
Three years to follow a cohort from orientation to graduation.
A stack of papers on digital intimacy
What the parasocial literature gets right about online belonging — and misses.
Follow the work as it happens
New logbook entries land in a short letter, a few times a year. No noise.