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MPhil in Education and Psychology. Current Research Project(s). Parental playfulness and the development of play in children’s lives (LEGO Foundation). ... National Institute of Health Research – NIHR HTA - co-led with Dr Christine O'Farrelly).

2009 -2013: BA. Psychology and Sociology (First Class), University of Ghana; Accra, Ghana. ... Research. I am an interdisciplinary social scientist with a background in Psychology, Sociology, Environment, and International Development.

About this item. Description:. Talk by Dr Jenny Gibson, Lecturer in Psychology & Education at the University of Cambridge, and Principal Investigator in the Centre for Research on Play in Education, Development

His internationally published bestselling book The Ten Types of Human is based on his research into the interface between human rights and human psychology.

Research plays an important role in providing evidence that patients with Long COVID experience a significant impact on their ability to remember. ... Dr Lucy Cheke is a Lecturer in the Psychology Department and head of the “Cognition and Motivated

of new studies which reinterpret Stanley Milgram’s old research. Stephen Reicher is Professor of Psychology at the University of St. ... political rhetoric, intergroup hatred and the psychology of tyranny. His latest books are ‘The.

Senior Associate of Lucy Cavendish College. Research Groups. Psychology, Education and Learning Studies (PELS). ... Research. Interests. Classroom dialogue. Communicative skills in pre-school and school-aged children.

Pharmacology. Philosophy. Physics. Physiology. Plant Sciences. Psychology. Rare books. Reference Management. ... Research support. Science and Technology. Social Sciences. Sociology and Politics. Technology.

George Farmer obtained a PhD in psychology from the University of Manchester in 2015, and now conducts research into human judgement and decision-making. ... After working for several years in Open Access publishing, Sarah moved back into research with a

Menu. Search for:. Tag Archives: psychology. This is the third instalment of ‘The case for Open Research’ series of blogs exploring the problems with Scholarly Communication caused by having a single ... There is such an issue with reproducibility