Supervision for research at MSc, MPhil or PhD level is available for any project relating to the subject area expertise of our staff in Psychology.
Research areas include:
- Learning and development
- Society and environment
- Creativity and cognition
- Health and wellbeing.
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Completed or current PhD student theses
- The prerequisites of successful maternal scaffolding behaviour
- What is the impact of repeatedly working with traumatised victims of rape and child abuse on police officers in London?
- Influencing factors in mind-mindedness and their interplay in the intergenerational transmission of this construct
- The role of tolerance in acculturation and multicultural societies within Britain
- The Self and the Sacred: A psychological examination of the relationships between believers and their gods
- Online interventions to help cut down heavy drinking in students
- The examination of dose-response in mindfulness-based interventions and their effects on psychological distress, positive psychological outcomes and mindfulness
- How could computer mediated communication be used to support the breastfeeding mother?
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsychol)
Study a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and open the door to a career which is infinitely varied, enabling you to undertake clinical work with a broad range of people experiencing a diverse range of mental health difficulties.
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