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NST IB Experimental Psychology course resources. NST IB Experimental Psychology course resources. ... Description:. Resources for the NST IB Experimental Psychology course. Media items.

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The major subject categories of the collection are:. Abnormal Psychology. Experimental Psychology. ... The Departmental Archive contains rare and unique materials from key figures working in Experimental Psychology at Cambridge from 1870 onwards.

Drawing from the fields of experimental psychology and dance, Dr Satinder P.

A cross-site comparison of Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 194, 104734. ... Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning Memory and Cognition, 40, 683-702.

Content relevant to the Centre for Neuroscience in Education. Institution: Department of Psychology. ... Resources for the NST IB Experimental Psychology course. Institution: Department of Psychology.

Journal: Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 75, 130-147. Year: 2022. Authors: Filippi, R., Ceccolini, A., & Bright, P. ... Journal: Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 58B, 361-377. Year: 2005. Authors: Bright, P., Moss, H.E.,

Experimental Psychology is a Natural Science subject in Cambridge, but psychology can alternatively be studied within the Psychological & Behavioural Sciences Tripos. ... The second-year subjects are: Animal Biology, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology,

Department of Psychology. ... Additionally, there is also, in both Parts IIA and IIB, a wide choice of courses taught beyond the Department, the latter including the linguistics of particular languages and also experimental psychology.

My research interests include prosocial decisions, managerial and consumer behavioural decision making, pricing, experimental economics, and game theory. ... Rapoport, A., Mak, V. and Zwick, R. (2006) “Navigating congested networks with variable demand: