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Ho Phi Huynh is an associate professor of psychology at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Dr. Huynh received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of Arizona in 2008 and his Ph.D. in Social/Health Psychology at the University of California, Riverside in 2014. Prior to arriving at TAMU-SA, he worked as an assistant professor at Armstrong State University (Savannah, GA) for three years. Dr. Huynh conducts research on the topics of health, sports, and humility. He is especially interested in how people can get the best out of each other, especially when one party holds more power than the other party. For example, he studies this type of imbalance in doctor-patient relationships and coach-player relationships. He is especially drawn to the role of that humility may play in these interactions. Dr. Huynh teaches a variety of courses including statistics, research methods, social, sports, and health psychology. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching volleyball and hanging out with his wife and two kids.
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Ho Phi Huynh is an associate professor of psychology at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Dr. Huynh received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of Arizona in 2008 and his Ph.D. in Social/Health Psychology at the University of California, Riverside in 2014. Prior to arriving at TAMU-SA, he worked as an assistant professor at Armstrong State University (Savannah, GA) for three years. Dr. Huynh conducts research on the topics of health, sports, and humility. He is especially interested in how people can get the best out of each other, especially when one party holds more power than the other party. For example, he studies this type of imbalance in doctor-patient relationships and coach-player relationships. He is especially drawn to the role of that humility may play in these interactions. Dr. Huynh teaches a variety of courses including statistics, research methods, social, sports, and health psychology. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching volleyball and hanging out with his wife and two kids.
Click to see his Google Scholar page or to see his CV.
