Biography
Yannan is a student in the Learning, Teaching, Cognition, and Development (LTCD) specialization. Her research focuses on adolescents' career aspiration. She is interested in the development of career aspiration over adolescence, the discrepancy between career aspiration and career choice, and factors predicting this discrepancy.
Yannan received her bachelor's degree in Psychology with Comprehensive Honors from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She did her Honors thesis on motivating academically underachieving students through instructor's feedback in a utility value intervention in college classes. She has been awarded the 2016 Provost Ph.D. Fellowship.
Yannan is a student in the Learning, Teaching, Cognition, and Development (LTCD) specialization. Her research focuses on adolescents' career aspiration. She is interested in the development of career aspiration over adolescence, the discrepancy between career aspiration and career choice, and factors predicting this discrepancy.
Yannan received her bachelor's degree in Psychology with Comprehensive Honors from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She did her Honors thesis on motivating academically underachieving students through instructor's feedback in a utility value intervention in college classes. She has been awarded the 2016 Provost Ph.D. Fellowship.
