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Visit the Health Psychology Lab at the Cambridge Science Festival, run by the Behaviour and Health Research Unit team. ... The Health Psychology Lab at the Cambridge Science Festival will be run on Sunday March 22nd at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus

Search. Richard Thaler: Contender for a Nobel Prize in Psychology? October 10, 2017. ... His contribution, as recognised by the awarding committee, has been to apply the psychology of judgement and decision-making to economics.

Health Psychology Lab @ Cambridge Science Festival. ... Visit the Health Psychology Lab at the Cambridge Science Festival, run by the Behaviour and Health Research Unit team.

Based on accumulating evidence from psychology and neuroscience we suggested that policy interventions aimed at changing people’s environments could both improve people’s diets and environmental sustainability.

Many thanks to everyone who came to The Health Psychology Lab at the Cambridge Science Festival.

ABV): An experimental study. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. Vasiljevic, M., Couturier, D.-L., & Marteau, T.

Our study, a collaboration with colleagues at London South Bank University published in the British Journal of Health Psychology, aimed to address this evidence gap.

In an experimental study published in Health Psychology, we examine the impact on people’s choices of presenting food images paired with positive or negative images of the health consequences of ... Images of positive health outcomes did not alter food

Dr Suzanna Forwood, former Research Associate in the BHRU, and now Lecturer in Psychology at Anglia Ruskin University, has written a focus piece on the challenges involved in researching choices people

Search. Understanding interventions that change behaviour outside of conscious awareness. In a paper published in Health Psychology Review, we have proposed a framework for describing or categorising interventions to change behaviour

laboratory-based experiment’ rated as one of the highest for presentation at this year’s Division of Health Psychology Annual Conference 2018 (run by the British Psychological Society).

In our new experimental study, published 12th June 2017 in BMC Psychology examined if micro-drinking behaviours (drinking rate, sip duration, and/or number of sips) underlie mechanisms for increased alcohol

ABV): An experimental study. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. Vasiljevic, M., Couturier, D.-L., & Marteau, T.

Health Psychology Lab @ Cambridge Science Festival. ... Visit the Health Psychology Lab at the Cambridge Science Festival, run by the Behaviour and Health Research Unit team.

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In a paper published in Health Psychology Review, we have proposed a framework for describing or categorising interventions to change behaviour by the degree to which their effects may be considered

Search. This event has passed. Behaviour Change Symposium @ British Psychological Society Annual Conference 2015. May 6, 2015 @ 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM. Event Navigation. Rachel Pechey and Milica Vasiljevic from the BHRU are organising a symposium on

ABV): An experimental study. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. Vasiljevic, M., Couturier, D.-L., & Marteau, T.

54 studies were included in the review. Our findings, published in Health Psychology Review, show that 22 studies (41%) did not report differences in intervention effectiveness by self-control, 18 (33%)

Tess presented this research on Friday 7th September at the British Psychological Society’s Division of Health Psychology annual conference in Gateshead, which also earned her a prize from BPS for

Search. How do consumers perceive smaller vs. larger bottles of sugary drinks? . Sixteen consumers of sugary drinks were interviewed about their experiences of using four different bottle sizes of cola: 1500 ml, 1000 ml, 500 ml, and 250 ml.

Search. How do regular UK drinkers perceive the strength of different low and high alcohol verbal descriptors on wine and beer? Drink-related harm costs the UK Government £21 billion a year. Wider availability a. nd marketing through the use of