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Mind over Mocha: Episode 5

Mind over Mocha: Episode 5

Amanda talks with colleague Senior Lecturer Dennis Nigbur about his research focus on Social Psychology and how his own experiences of migrating to the UK impacted his engagement with social […]

9th May 20249th May 2024 podcast, Research, social psychology, society & environment, Staff experiences, university lifeLeave a Comment on Mind over Mocha: Episode 5
Mind Over Mocha: Episode 3

Mind Over Mocha: Episode 3

Amanda talks with Jazmin Kane, a psychology undergraduate alumna, discussing her journey at CCCU and her involvement in various extracurricular activities, including roles as a research assistant, student ambassador and […]

11th September 202318th September 2023 Conference, podcast, Research, Student Experience, UndergraduateLeave a Comment on Mind Over Mocha: Episode 3
Mind over Mocha Podcast: Episode 2

Mind over Mocha Podcast: Episode 2

We are pleased to present to you our second episode of our new podcast Mind over Mocha.  In this episode, Amanda talks to Jo Law, PhD researcher and instructor at […]

29th August 202329th August 2023 Conference, PhD, podcast, Research, Student ExperienceLeave a Comment on Mind over Mocha Podcast: Episode 2
Showcasing Final Year Dissertation Projects

Showcasing Final Year Dissertation Projects

Featuring some of our completed undergraduate dissertation projects in the area of psychology.

14th July 20233rd November 2023 Academia, Applied Psychology, covid-19, Health and Wellbeing, Music, Research, social psychology, society & environment, UndergraduateLeave a Comment on Showcasing Final Year Dissertation Projects
Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play

Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play

Developmental Psychologist Dr Amanda Carr, Dr Philip Ulrich and research assistant Michelle England discuss their research on children’s outdoor play preferences and look to understand what life in lockdown means […]

26th May 202027th May 2020 covid-19, Developmental, ResearchLeave a Comment on Playing Out: What lockdown means for children’s outdoor play
Building community resilience to climate change: insights from the social psychology of groups

Building community resilience to climate change: insights from the social psychology of groups

Dr. Evangelos Ntontis discusses shared social identity, the role of social groups during disasters and how they emerge and evolve in the post-disaster period.

5th February 20205th February 2020 Academia, community resilience, group behaviour, Research, social psychologyLeave a Comment on Building community resilience to climate change: insights from the social psychology of groups
The latest on Psychic Research

The latest on Psychic Research

By Dr David Vernon I’ve just returned from the 43rd Annual International Conference of the Society for Psychical Research which was held this year in Leicester. Delegates were a mix […]

17th January 202017th January 2020 Academia, Conference, Creativity, Parapsychology, Research, UncategorisedLeave a Comment on The latest on Psychic Research
UK Creativity Researchers Conference 2018 – Conference Report: Creative Sides

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.

10th July 201820th July 2018 Academia, Conference, Creativity, Knowledge Exchange, Research, UncategorisedLeave a Comment on UK Creativity Researchers Conference 2018 – Conference Report: Creative Sides
Are people conscious of Scopaesthesia? Do the number of starers and the introduction of Acoustathesia effect hit rates? – A pilot investigation

Are people conscious of Scopaesthesia? Do the number of starers and the introduction of Acoustathesia effect hit rates? – A pilot investigation

(Image from Shutterstock) 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 […]

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