Sarena Daljeet

MA Candidate

Sarena Daljeet

Research InterestsÌý

Sarena is a graduate student in the clinical psychology program at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ. She is working under the supervision of Dr. Jonathan Oakman as part of theÌýPsychological Intervention Research Team. HerÌýthesis work explores patterns ofÌýfactors thatÌýpromote change over the course of psychotherapy.ÌýShe is interested in the relationship between the therapeutic alliance and emotional processing within and between sessions.ÌýHer second line of research involvesÌýapplying the Job Demands and Resources Model to study burnout, engagement,Ìýand well-beingÌýin university students.Ìý

SarenaÌýreceivedÌýaÌýBachelor ofÌýArtsÌý(Honours) from the Department of Psychology atÌýtheÌýUniversityÌýof Western Ontario, where sheÌýactedÌýas theÌýeditor-in-chief of theÌýWestern Undergraduate Psychology Journal.ÌýÌý

Three-Minute Thesis TalkÌý

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  • University Finals, People’s Choice Award (2020)Ìý

  • Arts Department, 2ndÌýPlace (2020)Ìý

Contact InformationÌý

sgdaljee@uwaterloo.caÌý

PublicationsÌýand PresentationsÌý

  • Milovanov, A., Tran, E., Kinnear, A.,ÌýDaljeet, S., Finch, K., Capobianco, K.,ÌýKeleher, B.,ÌýMittelstaedt, W., Oakman, J. (2020). Personality predictors of psychotherapy preferences inÌýdepressed undergraduateÌýstudents.ÌýPoster presented at the Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.Ìý

  • Daljeet, S., Granger, C., Harris, K., Hinson, R., & Judson, M. (2019, November). Defining recovery at Westover. Poster presented at the Society for the Study of Addiction Annual Conference, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.Ìý

  • Daljeet, S.Ìý& Stanton, K. (2019, June). Grandiose versus vulnerable narcissism and treatment utilization. Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological Association Annual Convention, Halifax, NS.Ìý

  • Daljeet, S.Ìý(2019, March). The assessment of zero-sum beliefs. Presented at the Western Anthropology Graduate Student Conference, London, ON.Ìý

  • Daljeet,ÌýS.Ìý(2018). Common misconceptions about narcissistic personality disorder.ÌýWestern Mind.Ìý

  • Daljeet,ÌýS.Ìý(2018). A professor’s perspective: Common misconceptions about marijuana use disorder.ÌýWestern Mind.Ìý

  • Daljeet,ÌýS.Ìý(2018, November). The match hypothesis: Coping and support resources in the job demands and resources model. Presented at theÌýIndustrial/OrganizationalPsychology and OrganizationalÌýBehaviourGraduate Student Conference, London, ON.Ìý

  • Daljeet,ÌýS.Ìý(2018, March). Issues in providing mental health services to middle eastern refugees. Presented at the Western Anthropology Graduate Student Conference, London, ON.ÌýÌý