Pictured: Jaidene Brown, Ian Hocking and Samantha Hodson.
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Opening of the new CCCU Multi-Disciplinary Mabb Lovell Court Room
Pictured: Judge Jackson, Katja Hallenberg, Belinda Siesmaa, Kos Siliafis and Andy Buttery.
- March, 29
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- Academia, Forensic investigation, Law, Public engagement, Undergraduate
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Can Brexit be explained by the theory of Collective Narcissism?
Final year student James Taylor explores public attitudes surrounding Brexit as part of his coursework for Psychology of Nations.
- December, 4
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- group behaviour, political psychology, Public engagement, social psychology
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The public interest in dog intelligence – a very special case
At the beginning of October, CCCU Senior Lecturer Dr. Britta Osthaus with the University of Exeter jointly published a press release on a review paper giving dog owner’s ‘paws’ for thought about the intelligence of dogs.
- October, 16
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- Animal wellfare, Dogs, Evolutionary psychology, group behaviour, Uncategorised
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UK Creativity Researchers Conference 2018 – Conference Report: Creative Sides
Senior Lecturer and creativity researcher Dr. Ian Hocking reflects on the 2nd UK Creativity Researchers Conference, hosted here at CCCU.
- July, 10
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- Academia, Conference, Creativity, Knowledge Exchange, Research, Uncategorised
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Striking the right chord on environmental messages
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- May, 4
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- Applied Psychology, Environment, Public engagement
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Are people conscious of Scopaesthesia? Do the number of starers and the introduction of Acoustathesia effect hit rates? – A pilot investigation
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Hello, my name is Rebecca O’Connell and I am a third year combined honours psychology student and this is my final research project and submission to the Parapsychology Convention 2018.
- April, 18
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- Academia, Conference, Parapsychology, Research, student project
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Roundtable discussing domestic abuse
The first Psychology and Criminal Justice Round Table, funded by the Canterbury Centre for Policing Research (CCPR) was run on the 21st February, 2018 and focused on Domestic Abuse: Traditional Assumptions and Modern Realities.
- March, 29
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- Uncategorised
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Paws for thought: How ‘man’s best friend’ can support domestic violence victims
Senior Lecturer, Dr Elizabeth Spruin explains how the American practice of using court facility dogs can alleviate stress for victims in court and offer them support.
- February, 7
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- Applied Psychology, Health and Wellbeing, Law, Support Dogs
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Parliamentary roundtable discussing music and mental health
Senior lecturer, Dr. Kate Gee, describes her experience after being invited to speak at a parliamentary roundtable.
- December, 11
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- Academia, Applied Psychology, Conference, Health and Wellbeing, Knowledge Exchange, Music, policitical psychology
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