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23 Feb 2024: This study has been reviewed by the University of Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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: 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