Members of the Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG)
Find out more about our members, our theme affiliations, our research interests, and visit our more detailed staff profiles.
Key to the abbreviated research themes
ACN - Applied Cognition and Neuroscience
OPE - Optimising Performance and Engagement
PPH - Promoting Psychological Health
Staff members with primary affiliation to Psychological Sciences Research Group
| Name and theme | Key research interests |
|---|---|
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Dr Dawn Albertson |
Higher education, value, consumerism, teaching, mental health, public engagement |
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Dr Gamze Arman |
Business expatriates and immigrants, female career development, abusive supervision |
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Dr Selma Babayigit |
Language, literacy development, bilingualism, English as foreign language, Turkish |
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Dr Amelia Baldwin |
Psychotherapy, spirituality, social justice, intersectionality, transcultural counselling, hate crime |
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Dr Lucy Blake |
Family relationships, child development, estrangement, mental health, young people |
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Kate Bradley |
Psychometric assessment, selection and development, artificial intelligence, diversity, growth mindset |
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Dr Sarah Brown |
Weight management, cardiac rehabilitation, yoga for health and wellbeing |
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Dr James Byron-Daniel |
Applied sport psychology, exercise interventions, performance, lifespan physical activity |
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Dr Mike Chase |
Community psychology, mixed methods evaluations, and health provision experiences |
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Dr Kait Clark |
Visual cognition, attention, perceptual learning, training, expertise, individual differences |
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Dr Bruna Da Silva Nascimento |
Interpersonal relationships, human sexuality, intimate partner violence, cross-cultural research |
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Dr Toni Dicaccavo |
Counselling psychology, parentification, compassion focused therapy, CBT |
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Dr Andy Eastwood |
Psychopharmacology, social cognition, alcohol-related aggression, emotional face processing |
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Dr Darren Ellis |
Emotion, social media, mental health apps, surveillance, disclosure |
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Dr Jennie Ferrell |
Cognitive development, social cognition, counterfactual reasoning, group dynamics |
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Dr Charlotte Flothmann |
Migration and displacement, culturally-sensitive trauma support, collaborative research methods |
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Dr Eva Fragkiadaki |
Psychotherapy change and outcome, qualitative methods, mixed methods |
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Emma Gaskin |
Forensic psychology; face memory, perception and recognition; identifying offenders |
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Dr Miltos Hadjiosif |
Counselling psychology, wounded healer, community psychology, narrative, popular culture |
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Danny Holmes |
Mental health, sports performance, group dynamics, performing under pressure |
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Dr Nicola Holt |
Creativity, art and health, schizotypy, anomalous experiences, experience sampling |
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Dr Iris Holzleitner |
Face perception, social cognition, evolutionary psychology, morphometrics, open science |
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Rob Hutton |
Cognitive work, performance, human factors, ergonomics, expertise, safety, knowledge |
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Dr Abigail Jackson |
Autism, neurodevelopmental disorders, childhood development, interventions, embodied interactions, play |
Dr Elizabeth Jenkinson |
Health psychology, behaviour change, NHS practice, patient experiences |
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Dr Scott Jones |
Attention, face recognition, perceptual learning, visual perception |
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Dr Kris Kinsey |
Cognitive neuroscience, EEG, eye tracking, attention, vision, lexical dyslexia |
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Identity, narrative, migration, international development, health communication, gender, media |
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Dr James Macdonald |
Consciousness, attention, perception, mind-wandering, mental imagery, neuronal oscillations |
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Dr Jane Meyrick |
Sexual health and well-being, public health, sexual violence prevention |
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Dr Chris Pawson |
Community psychology, mental health, child development, ethology behavioural ecology. |
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Gemma Pike |
Proactivity, social identity, careers, psychological capital, coaching, workplace wellbeing |
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Dr Cody Porter |
Lie detection, investigative interviewing, mental health and offending behaviour |
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Dr Paul Redford |
Organisational and business psychology, individual differences, motivation, creativity, learning |
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Dr Jemma Sedgmond |
Eating behaviour, cognitive control, brain stimulation, behaviour change |
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Dr Kayleigh Sheen |
Maternity staff mental health, perinatal psychology, reproductive wellbeing, trauma |
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Ben Steeden |
Leadership, leadership potential, recruitment, unconscious bias, ageism, wellbeing |
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Dr Abby Tabor |
Embodied cognition, active inference, noncommunicable diseases, pain, built environment |
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Dr Zoe Thomas |
Mental health, complex presentations, dual diagnosis |
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Dr Miles Thompson |
Social justice, community and liberation psychologies, ACT, chronic pain |
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Dr Trang Tran |
Psychological wellbeing, cultural adaptation, ecological development, intercultural practices |
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Dr Maddie Tremblett |
Healthcare interactions, conversation analysis, delicate topics, uncertainty, risk |
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Dr Joe Walsh |
Pain, non-verbal behaviour, attention, ASMR |
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Dr Tony Ward |
Cognitive representation, psychotherapy, pluralism, integration, emotion processing, online simulation |
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Lindsay Woodford |
Overtraining, mental health, sport psychology |
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Dr Nancy Zook |
Executive functions, ageing, neuropsychological tests |
Other members
| Name | Status |
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| Visiting Research Fellow | |
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Visiting Research Fellow |
Staff members with secondary affiliation to Psychological Sciences Research Group
| Name and theme | Main research group at UWE Bristol |
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Social Science Research Group |
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| Dr Natasha Woodstoke |
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