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22 Feb 2024: Paige has a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from Loughborough University and has recently completed an MSc in Health Psychology from the University of Nottingham.

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His main research interest is moral psychology and related areas, and he is also interested in ethics, philosophy of law, and philosophy of language.

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23 Feb 2024: Lorraine is a health services researcher with a background in health and social psychology.

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23 Feb 2024: Elisa’s background is in psychology and social science. She holds an MA in Work and Organisational Psychology and was awarded a PhD in April 2016 at the Università Cattolica di

22 Feb 2024: Jeremy Dawson, Professor of Health Management, Institute of Work Psychology and the School of Health and Related Research, University of Sheffield. ... The study was reviewed by the Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee.

23 Feb 2024: healthcare. Robert has a BSc in Psychology and an MA in Gender Studies from the University of Leeds, and a PhD in Sociology from the University of Cambridge.

23 Feb 2024: of disability studies and psychology.

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22 Feb 2024: Host university. Department of Applied Health Research. University College London. Georgia has a degree in Natural Sciences from Cambridge University, an MSc in Forensic Psychology from the University of Surrey and

22 Feb 2024: Helen has a BSC in Psychology, a PGDip in Charity Finance and Accounting, and most recently was sponsored by University of Cambridge to undertake the Aurora programme with Advance HE.

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Faye holds a BA (Hons) in Journalism and Broadcast Media from UCA Farnham, an MSc in Psychology from Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge and is a graduate member of the British Psychological

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23 Feb 2024: She enjoys multi-disciplinary work covering sociology, psychology, epidemiology and evidence-based medicine.

23 Feb 2024: She has also worked in mental healthcare and homelessness services. Olivia holds a BSc in Psychology and a Masters of Research in Social Sciences from the University of East Anglia.

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22 Feb 2024: Jane spent four years working for the NHS in Scotland before completing an MSc in Organisational Psychology at the University of Sheffield in 2001, and a PhD in Organisational Health Psychology

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Gemma holds a BSc in Psychology from Oxford Brookes University. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute.

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Lorna has a BSc in Psychology from the University of Sheffield.

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Alongside this, Rosie has also worked on a range of projects with The Open University, including research exploring carers’ physical activity, gender in martial arts, evaluating the training provided to psychology

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1 Nov 2023: Citizen science: crowdsourcing for research. Catherine Lichten Rebecca Ioppolo Camilla D’Angelo Rebecca K Simmons Molly Morgan Jones. Contents. 1 Summary2 Introduction2 Methods3 Findings9 Case study 1: Cancer Research UK’s Trailblazer10 Case

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18 Dec 2023: Richard, you’re Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge and you specialise in ethics and moral psychology. ... So nowadays if you do philosophy of mind you need to know the psychology, if you do philosophy of language you need to know

19 Jan 2024: We will continue to draw on novel combinations of theories, methods and approaches – for example, by combining clinical expertise, health services research, systems engineering, anthropology, sociology, psychology, law, epidemiology, ‘big

1 Nov 2023: And this is actually quite well studied in social psychology. So, there’s a phenomenon that is fascinating called the Abilene paradox and I think all of us will have experienced

1 Nov 2023: Citizen science: crowdsourcing for research. Catherine Lichten Rebecca Ioppolo Camilla D’Angelo Rebecca K Simmons Molly Morgan Jones. Contents. 1 Summary2 Introduction2 Methods3 Findings9 Case study 1: Cancer Research UK’s Trailblazer10 Case

1 Nov 2023: Testing Times: An ethical framework and practical recommendations for COVID-19 testing for NHS workers. Contents. 3 Recommendations. 5 Executive summary. 8 Background, scope, and methods8 Scope8 Methods. 10 Results11 Goals of the testing programme12