In the Social Behavioral Experimental Research Lab, we conduct lab-based experimental research on social psychology. Intergroup relations, social identities, political psychology, existential psychology, social influences, ideology-related processing biases, and gender role norms are among different topics we study at Social Behavioral Experimental Research Lab. We conduct lab-based experiments using social-cognitive methods such as reaction time measures with the help of research tools (e.g. E-prime) in addition to the correlational studies using self-report measures. For experimental research, the laboratory at MEF University is equipped with a camera system to track group dynamics whenever necessary. Researchers and students can carry out their own projects voluntarily using Social Behavioral Experimental Research Lab facilities.