Lucy
Annett
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Eslamboli AE, Baker HF, Ridley RM,
Annett LE (2003) Sensorimotor deficits in a unilateral intrastriatal
6-OHDA partial lesion model of Parkinson's Disease in marmoset monkeys,
Experimental Neurology, 183:418-429.
Kirik D, Annett LE, Burger C, Muzyczka
N, Mandel RJ, Björklund A (2003) Nigrostriatal ∂ -synucleinopathy
induced by recombinant AAV vector-mediated overexpression of human
∂ -synuclein: a new primate model of Parkinson's disease.
PNAS 100(5):2884-2889.
Eslamboli AE, Cummings RM, Ridley
RM, Baker HF, Muzyczka N, Burger C, Mandel C, Mandel RJ, Kirik D,
Annett LE (2003) Recombinant adeno-associated viral vector (rAAV)
delivery of GDNF provides anatomical and behavioural protection
against 6-OHDA lesions in the common marmoset monkey (Callithrix
jacchus), Experimental Neurology. 184:536-548.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Eslamboli AE, Georgievska B, Ridley
RM, Baker HF, Muzyczka N, Mandel RJ, Annett LE, Kirik D. Continuous
low-level glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor delivery using
recombinant AAV vectors provides neuroprotection and induces behavioural
recovery in a primate model of Parkinson's disease. Sent to Journal
of Neuroscience.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body:
Parkinson's Disease Society, UK.
Investigators:
LE Annett and RU Hasenohrl
Amount:
£92,586
Duration/ From:
1st Oct 2004 To: 30th Sept
2007
Stephen
Cowley
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Cowley, S.J., Moodley, S. &
Fiori-Cowley, A. (2004). Grounding signs of culture: primary intersubjectivity
in social semiosis. Mind, Culture and Activity, 11/2: 109-132.
Cowley, S.J. (2004). Simulating
others: the basis of human cognition? Language Sciences, 26/3: 273-299.
Cowley, S.J. (2003). Distributed
cognition at three months: mother-infant dyads in kwaZulu Natal.
Alternation, 10.2: 229-257.
Cowley, S.J. & Spurrett, D.
(2003). Putting apes, (body and language) together again. Language
Sciences, 25: 289-318.
Spurrett, D. & Cowley, S.J.
(2004) How to do things without words. Language Sciences, 26: 443-446.
Blair, G. & Cowley, S. J. (2003).
Language in iterating activity: microcognition re-membered. Alternation,
10.1: 132-162.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Cowley, S.J. (2005). Languaging:
How humans and bonobos lock on to human modes of life. International
Journal of Computational Cognition, 3/1: 44-55. Available on:
http://www.yangsky.com/ijcc31.htm
Cowley, S.J. (forthcoming) Early
hominins, utterance-activity and niche construction. To appear in
Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2004).
Cowley, S. J. (forthcoming) Contextualizing
bodies: how human responsiveness constrains distributed cognition.
In a special issue of Language Sciences: Integrational Linguistics
and Distributed Cognition (2004).
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Cowley, S.J. (forthcoming). Bridges
to history: biomechanical constraints in language. To appear in
N. Love (ed.) Integrational linguistics and history (2005).
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PREP
Cowley, S.J. (in prep.) Beyond symbols:
how interaction enslaves distributed cognition. Invited Chapter
for P. Thibault & C. Prevignao (Eds.), Interaction analysis
and language: Discussing the state-of-the-art.
Cowley, S.J. (in prep.) Brains and
bodies in the world:: connexions before word-language. Invited Chapter
for D. Moyal-Sharrock (Ed.) Perspicuous Presentations.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
The hiring and the hired: utterance-activity,
persons and language. Paper presented at Philosophical Society of
South Africa Conference, Tweedie, South Africa, January 2004. (Together
with Adriano Palma, CNRS, Paris).
Language and Cognition. Paper presented
at GlobE, Warsaw, Poland, September 2004. (Together with Nigel Love,
University of Cape Town).
Contextualizing bodies: why integrational
Linguistics needs distributed cognition. Paper presented at mind
AND world conference on Integrational Linguistics and Distributed
Cognition, Durban, South Africa, March 2003.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body:
Italy-South Africa Bilateral Research agreement
Investigators:
With Dr Paul Thibault of Ca` Foscari, Venice
Amount:
100 000 Rands
Duration/ From:
01/06/02
To: 31/12/04
Awarding body:
Bill Gates Foundation
Investigators: Rebecca Stolzful
of John Hopkins University awarded a sub-grant together with Dr
J. Kvalsvig of Human Sciences Research Council.
Amount:
150 000 Rands
Duration/ From:
31/01/03
To: 31/12/04
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
Co-organized the first Mind AND
world conference in Durban, South Africa, March 2003.
In March 2004, invited to spend
3 weeks as a consultant on human-human interaction at the University
of Osaka, Japan. (March 2004).
Invited to co-organize a special
symposium on Android Science in Edinburgh, 2005.
Stephen
Davies
JOURNAL ARTICLES
McCarthy, G. & Davies, S. (2003)
Some implications of Attachment Theory for understanding psychological
functioning in Old Age: An illustration from the Long-term Psychological
effects of World War Two. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy,
10, 144-155.
Foster, D., Davies, S. & Steele,
H. (2003) The evacuation of British children during World War II:
A preliminary investigation into the long-term psychological effects.
Aging & Mental Health, 7, 5, 398-408.
Spector, A., Thorgrimsen, L., Woods,
R., Royan, L., Davies, S., Butterworth, M. & Orrell, M. (2003)
Efficacy of an evidence-based cognitive stimulation therapy programme
for people with dementia. British Journal of Psychiatry, 183, 248-254.
Davies, S. (2003) The late-life
psychological effects of childhood abuse. Current Medical Literature
(Paediatrics), 16 (3), 61-65.
Davies, S. (2003) The late-life
psychological effects of childhood abuse. Current Medical Literature
(Health Care of Older People), 16 (4), 83-87.
Sweetman, C. & Davies, S. (2004)
Factors involved in Psychiatric Hospital re-admissions: A review
of the current literature. Current Medical Literature (Psychiatry),
15 (3), 61-66.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Davies, S. If Only: Some psychological
ideas about why the war may still bother some people. Children In
War, November, 2004.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Davies, S. & Woods, R. Regret
and the older person in cognitive therapy, Behavioural and Cognitive
Psychotherapy.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Psychologists Special Interest Group
in the Elderly (PSIGE) Annual conference July 2003 Norwich: The
Case for Institutional Ageism.
Alzheimers Society East Regional
Carers conference Sep. 2003, Hatfield: Psychological aspects of
caring for someone with Alzheimers Disease.
Group of Trainers in Clinical Psychology
Annual Conference, Nov. 2003, Brighton: Selection: What do prospective
trainees tell us about themselves?
North Essex Mental Health Partnership
NHS Trust Celebration of Ageing conference Jan. 2004, Chelmsford:
The significance of Attachment Theory in later life.
Avon & Wiltshire NHS Trust and
West WDC/StHA Conference on Contemporary Issues in Ageing and Health
Care, April 2004, Bristol: Addressing Ageism in health and social
care services for older people.
British Association for the Study
and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (BASPCAN) conference on
contemporary issues in vulnerable children, May 2004, Glasgow: Not
waving but drowning - lifespan psychological effects of a traumatizing
childhood.
Psychologists Special Interest Group
in the Elderly (PSIGE) Annual conference July 2004 Durham: All possible
worlds? The ageing of regret.
Centre for Evacuee & War Child
Studies, University of Reading conference - Precious Commodities;
civilian evacuation, war children and related issues. Sep. 2004
Reading: If only: The psychological significance of regret in UK
older adults who were affected by the war as children.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
Keynote Address at the British Association
of Domiciliary Care Organisations (BADCO) conference on Dementia
Care, Feb. 2004, Cambridge: What are you doing in my home? A Psychology
of Domiciliary Care.
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
On the supervisory team for Simone
Schlagman..
1 D.Clin.Psy. student in 2003: Heather
Mason, successful viva in Feb. 2004 - graduating in Nov. 2004. Title
of Dissertation: The relationship between marital satisfaction &
mental health in older adults receiving in-patient psychiatric care.
Currently supervising 3 D.Clin.Psy.
students:
Rachel Akande; Title of Dissertation:
Memory processing in people who are depressed.
Marianne Kreutz); Title of Dissertation:
Performance of Mild Cognitive Impairment and Early Alzheimer's Disease
patients on the Behavioural Assessment of the Dysexecutive Syndrome
test battery.
Winand
Dittrich
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Atkinson, A.P., Dittrich, W.H.,
Gemmell, A.J., & Young, A.W. (2004) Emotion perception from
dynamic and static body expressions in point-light and full-light
displays. Perception. 2004;33(6):717-46.
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Dittrich W, Kulinskaya E & Johanson T (2004)
Are the rules of address universal? Brit. J. Soc. Psychol.
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Dittrich W (2004) A wolf in sheep's
cloth. In R.Aylett and l.Conamero (eds.) Animating expressive characters
for social interaction (Advances in Consciousness Series). John
Benjamins Publishing
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
"When do we perceive motion as causal?"
3/2003 Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen,
Kiel (Ger), March 24-26, 2003
"Perception of Emotion from
Dynamic and Static Body Expressions in Point-Light and Full-Light
Displays" 3/2003 (Atkinson, Dittrich, Young,, Gemell
& Sprengelmeyer) Cognitive Neuroscience Society, New York, March
30 - April 1, 2003 3/2003
"When do we perceive motion as causal?"
Institutskolloquium Psychology, Kiel University
2003
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: EU *Network of Excellence
in the EU's Sixth Framework Programme, in the IST (Information Society
Technologies).
Investigators: Conamero (project
leader), TeBoekhorst, Dittrich.
Amount: initially £80.000, for the
UH in the first 18 months
Duration/ From: 1.1.2004 To: 31.12.2008
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Invitations to various international
conferences
Reviewer for at least 7 different
academic journals with highest impact factors
Reviewer for 3 proposals with ESRC
Research Council
James
Erskine
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Wegner, D. M., & Erskine, J.
(2003). Voluntary involuntariness: Thought suppression and the regulation
of the experience of will. Consciousness and Cognition, 12, 684-694.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Erskine J.A.K., Kvavilashvili L.
& Kornbrot D. (2004, April) Psychological well-being in old
age: Are elderly genuinely happier than young people? Paper presented
at the British Psychological Society Annual Conference, London.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: Economic and Social
Research Council Postdoctoral fellowship
Investigators:
Amount: £25000
Duration/ From: 1 June 2004 To:
1 June 2005
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
Invited by Professor Daniel Wegner
to Harvard university in Spring 2005 to continue collaborative work
and present recent findings.
19 April 2004 - Appeared on BBC
3 counties radio breakfast show discussing research findings that
older adults may be more well adjusted and mentally healthy than
younger adults.
Ben
Fletcher
JOURNAL ARTICLES
E. A. JENNER, F. JONES, B. (C) FLETCHER,
L. MILLAR, G.M. SCOTT Review: Hand Hygiene posters: Selling the
message. Journal of Hospital Infection, in press
E. A. JENNER, F. JONES, B. (C) FLETCHER,
L. MILLAR, G.M. SCOTT Empirical Research: Hand Hygiene posters:
Motivators or mixed messages. Journal of Hospital Infection, in
press
JOURNAL ARTICLES under review
FLETCHER, B (C) & PINE, K. J.Read
my hands not my lips: Untrained Observers' ability to interpret
children's hand gestures. Cognition & Instruction, 2004.
BOOK CHAPTERS:
STEAD R. W. & FLETCHER, B. (C)
(2003) FIT for learning: The Learning Personality. In J. Hill, S.
Armstrong, M. Graff., S. Rayner, &E. Sadler-Smith (Editors)
Conceptions and Uses of Style, Sunderland University Press.
FLETCHER, B, (C) (2004) FIT: A new
framework for stress & health. In M.J. Schabrach et al. (Eds),
Handbook of Work & Health Psychology, John Wiley. pp.549-568.
JONES, F. & FLETCHER, B, (C),
(2004). Work autonomy & well being. In M.J. Schabrach et al.
(Eds), Handbook of Work & Health Psychology, John Wiley, pp.121-142.
CONFERENCES (Refereed with Proceedings
published)
FLETCHER, B. (C) & HANSON, J
(2004). FIT framework interventions for enhancing employment prospects
and reducing work stress. In Meijer, J. & Oostdam, R.J. (Eds)
25th STAR (Stress & Anxiety Research Society) Conference, Amsterdam,
SCO-Kohnstamm Instituut, 2004
FLETCHER, B. (C), HANSON, J &
JONES, F. (2004) A psychological weight loss intervention programme
based on the FIT framework. British Psychological Society, Health
Psychology Conference, Edinburgh, 8th September 2004
BADGE, H, KUPSHIK, G & FLETCHER,
B (C) (2004) Measuring impact and outcome following acquired brain
injury: The Lifestyle Assessment Tool. Australian Society for the
Study of Brain Impairment (ASSBI) & International Neuropsychological
Society (INS) Annual Meeting., Brisbane, 7-10th July
FLETCHER, B. (2003) (C) FIT Science:
A practical Framework for Stress Free Productive Work and Health,
BPS Work, health & psychology conference, Belfast, November
2003
GRANTS:
(2002/3) an £82k project from East
of England Development Agency (EEDA) for the use of FIT in ex-Vauxhall
workers made redundant,
£70k project evaluating the benefits
of FIT Science for getting the long
term unemployed in Hertfordshire
and Bedfordshire back to work (also EEDA),
(2004-6). Knowledge Transfer Programme
for £100k over 2 years from the DTI for a project on with Heales
Medical Ltd.
Also the Leverhulme grant with Ken
Gilhooly which is £68k
Psychometric Tests:
FLETCHER, B (C) The Personal Performance
Profilerú, 2004
PhD Students
2 completions 2004
Hanson
Jenner
Uprichard
Kinman
Kerrigan
Stead
Ken
Gilhooly
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Phillips, L.H., Gilhooly, K.J.,
Logie, R.H. Della Sala, S. & Wynn, V.E. (2003). Age, working
memory and the Tower of London task. European Journal of Cognitive
Psychology, 15, 291-312.
Smith, L., Gilhooly, K.J. &
Walker, A. (2003). Factors influencing prescribing decisions in
the treatment of depression: a social judgement theory approach.
Applied Cognitive Psychology, 17, 51-64.
Gilhooly, K. , Gilhooly, M., Phillips,
L. & Hanlon, P. (2003) Use it or lose it? Cognitive functioning
in older adults. Nursing and Residential Care, 5, 346-350.
Harries, P. & Gilhooly, K. (2003).
Identifying occupational therapists' referral priorities in community
health. Occupational Therapy International, 10, 150-164
Harries, P. & Gilhooly, K. (2003).
Generic and specialist occupational therapy casework in community
mental health. British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 66, 101-109.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Smith, L, Walker, A , Gilhooly,
K J. (in press). Clinical guidelines on depression: a qualitative
study of GPs' views. Journal of Family Practice.
Entwhistle, VA, Watt, IS, Gilhooly,
KJ, Bugge, C, Haites, N, Walker, A. (in press). Assessing patients'
participation and quality of decision-making: insights from a study
of routine practice in diverse settings. Patient Education and Counselling.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Gilhooly, K .J. and Murphy, P (accepted
,subject to revision). Differentiating insight from non-insight
problems. Thinking and Reasoning.
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Smith,L and Gilhooly, K J (submitted)
Linear and "fast and frugal" models for prescribing decisions. Applied
Cognitive Psychology
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Gilhooly, K.J (in press) Thinking.
In The Social Science Encyclopaedia - Edition 3, (Eds) A Kuper and
J Kuper. London: Routledge.
Gilhooly, K.J (in press) Problem
solving. In The Social Science Encyclopaedia - Edition 3, (Eds)
A Kuper and J Kuper. London: Routledge.
Gilhooly, K.J. (in press). Working
memory and planning. In R. Morris and G.Ward (Eds.) The cognitive
psychology of planning. Hove: Psychology Press.
Green, A. & Gilhooly, K.J. (in
press). Problem solving. In N. Braisby, G.Pike and M. Le Voi (Eds.)
Cognitive Psychology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Gilhooly, K .J. (in press). Working
memory and reasoning. In J Leighton and R J Sternberg (Eds.) The
nature of reasoning, Cambridge: MA. Cambridge University Press.
Ranyard, R and Gilhooly, K J (in
press) Thinking and decision making. In P McGhee (Ed.) Introduction
to contemporary psychology. London: Macmillan.
Gilhooly, K.J. (in press) Working
memory and strategies in reasoning. In M.Roberts and E. Newton (Eds).
Individual differences and strategies in thinking. Hove, UK: Psychology
Press.
Gilhooly, K J., Gilhooly, M L &
Bowling, A. (in press) Meaning and measurement of quality of life.
In A Walker and C H Hennessy (Eds.) Understanding Quality of Life
in Old Age. Maidenhead: Open University Press.
Gilhooly, K .J. (in press) Intelligence
and thinking. In N. Humphreys (Ed.), Human. London: Dorling Kindersley.
McKee, K, Downs, M, Gilhooly, M,
Gilhooly, K, Tester, S and Wilson, F (forthcoming, 2005) Frailty,
identity and quality of life in later life. Understanding Quality
of Life in Old Age. Open University Press: Maidenhead,
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2001-4
Gilhooly. K.J. "Insight problem
solving", 5th International Confrence on Thinking , Leuven, August
24-26, 2004. (INVITED SYMPOSIUM PAPER)
Gilhooly. K.J. "Divergent thinking
processes" British Psychological Society Annual Conference, London,
April 4-8, 2004. (INVITED SYMPOSIUM PAPER)
Gilhooly. K.J. "Executive processes
in planning and reasoning", European Working Memory Group Conference
, Ghent, September 5-7, 2002. (INVITED SYMPOSIUM PAPER)
Gilhooly. K.J. "Working memory in
planning and reasoning", European Society for Cognitive Psychology
Conference , Edinburgh, September 5-8, 2001. (INVITED SYMPOSIUM
PAPER)
Gilhooly. K.J. "Working memory in
complex tasks", International Conference on Memory, Valencia, Spain,
July 16-20, 2001. (INVITED SYMPOSIUM PAPER)
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: Leverhulme
Investigators: K Gilhooly, Fletcher
Amount: 68,408
Duration : 24 months - start date
TBA
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2001)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Memberships
Elected member of Academy of Social
Sciences, Sept., 2004.
Fellow of British Psychological
Society since 1987
Research Council Service:
ESRC Research Grants Board. 2003-2006.
Member of ESRC Cross Board Working
Group on Support for New Researchers, 2004-2005.
Editorial Boards:
Thinking and Reasoning, (Book Review
Editor), 1993- present.
Editor, Current Issues in Thinking
and Reasoning, Book Series for Erlbaum., 1994 - present.
The Psychologist, 1997- 2003.
Teaching and Learning in Medicine,
1999 - 2004.
Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2001
- present
Cognitive Psychology Section of
British Psychological Society:
Chair, 2001 - present.
British Psychological Society:
Member of Council, 2001- present.
Standing Conference Committee, 2002-2005
Board of Examiners for BPS Qualifying
Examination, 2000-present
"Psychologist" Policy Committee,
2003-2006.
External Examining:
PhD, Bangor, 2001; Sussex, 2001;
Portsmouth, 2001; Oxford Brookes, 2002; Luton, 2004; Cardiff, 2004.
Taught MSc, Plymouth University,
2002-2005.
BSc, Oxford Brookes University,
1999-2002; University of Hull, 2003-2006; Napier University, 2005-.2008
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Start Date: Date
of submission:
Priscilla Harries
1999 (p/t)
Oct, 2003
Jennifer
Gurd
Journal Articles:
Amunts, K., Weiss, P.H., Mohlberg,
H., Pieperhoff, P., Gurd, J.M., Shah, J.N., Marshall, J.C., Fink,
G.R. and Zilles, K (2004) Analysis of the neural mechanisms underlying
verbal fluency in cytoarchitectonically defined stereotactic space
- The role of Brodmann's areas 44 and 45. NeuroImage 22: 42-56.
Marshall, J.C. and Gurd, J.M. (2004)
On the anatomo-clinical method. Cortex 40: 230-231.
Gurd, J.M. & Marshall, J.C.
(2003) Dissociations: Double or quits? Cortex 39: 192-195.
Gurd, J.M., Weiss, P.H., Amunts,
K. and Fink, G.R. (2003) Within-task switching in the verbal domain.
NeuroImage 20:S50-S57.
Manjaly, Z., Marshall,
J.C., Stephan, K.E., Gurd, J.M., Zilles, K., Fink, G.R. (2003) In
search of the hidden: an fMRI study with implications for the study
of patients with autism and with acquired brain injury. NeuroImage
19:674-683.
Journal articles under review
Di Dio, C., Leinonen, E. Schulz,
J. and Gurd, J.M. (under review) ÔForeign Accent Syndrome':An impressionistic
evaluation of the phenomenon of Ôin the ear of the beholder'.
Conference presentations 2003-4
Gurd, J.M. (2004) Neurolinguistics
Small Group Chair, European Cognitive Neuropsychology Workshop,
Bressanone, Italy, January 2004.
Gurd, J.M. and Ebers, G.C. (2004)
Applied Cognitive Neuropsychology: Lessons from Multiple Sclerosis
Research. Poster presented at the European Cognitive Neuropsychology
Workshop, Bressanone, Italy, January, 2004.
Gurd, J.M. (2003) Retrieval from
natural categories in a case of Alzheimer's disease: Semantic patterns
of impairment. Poster presentation at the Cognitive Sciences Summer
Institute, UQAM, Montreal, Canada, June 30-July 11.
Gurd, J.M. (2003) Categories of
meaning; A single case study of Alzheimer's Disease. Lecture at
the Cognitive Sciences Summer Institute, University of Quebec at
Montreal (UQAM), Montreal, June 30-July 11.
Gurd, J.M. (2003) Switching between
language tasks. Lecture at the symposium: Convergence and divergence
between lesion studies and functional neuroimaging of cognition.
Bonn, Germany, May 24.
Gurd, J.M. (2003) Cognitive estimates
about the self: Pragmatic deficits in a case of herpes simplex encephalitis.
Poster presentation at the Twenty-first European Workshop on Cognitive
Neuropsychology, Bressanone, Italy, 26-31 January.
Grants Awarded 2003-4
Grant from the Critchley Charitable
Trust for the Critchley Clinic, Oxford (J.Gurd, Director) (2004)
£20,000
British Academy Larger Research
Grant (£9,558.00) 2003-2005. ORG-35414: Studies of laterality in
monozygotic twins who are discordant for handedness preference.
(J.M.Gurd, Principle Investigator)
Grant application under review
Medical Research Council, Brains
Sciences II: Foreign Accent Syndrome (J.M.Gurd, principal investigator)
Other Evidence of Esteem
Visiting Scholar Award, Macquarie
University, Sidney, Australia, 2004/5 (Task-Switching collaborative
project with Dr. Paul Waters, Senior Lecturer, Department of Computer
Science)
PhD Students Supervised
Name:
Janice Ballard
Start Date:
February 2004
Name:
Fiona Essig
Start Date:
October, 2004
Tina
Gutbrod
BOOK CHAPTERS
Gutbrod, T. & Wolke, D. (2003)
Bindungsaufbau bei sehr fruehgeborenen Kindern: Eine Neue Generation.
Hoeren - Bruecke ins Leben. (Eds. M. Nöcker-Ribaupierre). pp. 61-84. Goettingen: Vadenhoeck & Ruprecht.
Gutbrod, T. & Wolke, D. (2004)
Attachment Formation in Very Premature Infants: A New Generation.
Music Therapy for premature and newborn infants. (Eds.
M. Nöcker-Ribaupierre) Barcelona.
FUTURE
PUBLICATIONS
Rust, L., Gutbrod, T., Wolke, D.
Poor catch-up growth and developmental outcome in VLBW infants:
further evidence for a sensitive period. Findings written up in
L. RustÕs PhD thesis. To be submitted to Archives in Disease
and Childhood.
Gutbrod, Ferdenzi, & Wolke.
Behaviour problems in very preterm children at 3 years: the role
of medical risk and attachment. Findings written up in K. FerdenziÕs
clinical doctorate thesis. To be submitted to Infant and Child
Development.
JOURNAL
ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Gutbrod,
T., Wolke, D., Messer, D., Schulz, J. & Rust, L. Emotion regulation
in very preterm infants: the influence of neonatal irritability,
maternal sensitivity, and medical risk. Child Development, under
review.
JOURNAL
ARTICLES IN PREP
Gutbrod,
T. & Wolke, D. Attachment Formation in Very Premature Infants:
An updated review. To be submitted to Developmental Review International.
Gutbrod,
T., Edme, K., Carlson, E. & Wolke, D. Disorganisation of attachment
in very preterm infants. To be
submitted to Development and Psychopathology.
Wolke, D. & Gutbrod, T. (invited
review article in preparation) Psychological outcome of VLBW infants:
a review. For Annual Review of Child Psychology and Psychiatry.
Gutbrod, T., Wolke, D., Schulz,
J. & Carlson, E. Formation of attachment in very preterm and
full-term infants. To be submitted to Nature/Science
or Child Development.
CONFERENCE
PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Gutbrod, T., Wolke, D., Edme, K.,
& Goldner, L. Attachment disorganisation and developmental delay
in very preterm infants. Abstract published in the Proceedings of
the European Conference of Developmental Psychology, Milan, Italy,
August 28-31, 2003.
Gutbrod, T., Edme, K., Goldner,
L., & Wolke, D. Mechanisms explaining attachment security and
disorganisation in very preterm infants. Abstract published in the
Proceedings of the Biannual Meeting of the Society for Research
in Child Development, Tampa, Florida, April 24-27, 2003.
GRANTS
AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding
body: Health Foundation
Investigators:
Wolke & Gutbrod
Amount:
£15,534
Duration/
From: 1. May 2004 To: 31 October 2004
PhD
STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Start Date: Date of submission:
Libi Rust: Ph.D, thesis submitted February
2004 (second supervisor), successful viva completed September 2004
Bruce
Hajilou
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Done, D.J.; Hajilou, B.B. (2004)
Loss of High-level Perceptual knowledge of Object Structure in DAT.
To be published in Neuropsychologia.
Rudiger
Hasenöhrl
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Jezek K, Schulz D, De Souza Silva
MA, MŸller HW, Huston JP, Hasenohrl RU (2003) Effects of chronic
intraventricular infusion of heparin glycosaminoglycan on learning
and brain acetylcholine parameters in aged rats. Behav Brain Res
147:115-123
Thompson R, Ruch W, Hasenohrl RU
(2004) Enhanced cognitive performance and cheerful mood by standardized
extracts of Piper methysticum (Kava-kava). Hum Psychopharmacol Clin
Exp 19:243-250
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Luhmann HJ, Huston JP, Hasenohrl
RU (2004) Contralateral increase in thigmotactic scanning following
unilateral barrel-cortex lesion in mice. Behav Brain Res
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Thiemann G, Van der Stelt M, Petrosino
S, Molleman A, Di Marzo V, Hasenohrl RU. Amphetamine sensitization
is enhanced by CB1 receptor antagonist SR141716A and is accompanied
by differential changes in striatal endocannabinoid levels. Eur
J Neuroscience
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Hasenohrl RU, Huston JP. Histamine.
In: Riedel G, Platt B (eds), Memories are Made of These: From Messengers
to Molecules. Landes Bioscience
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Thiemann G, Van der Stelt M, Ledent
C, Di Marzo V, Molleman A, Hasenohrl RU (2004) The role of the CB1
cannabinoid receptor and its endogenous ligands, anandamide and
2-AG, in amphetamine-induced behavioral sensitization. 34th Annual
Meeting, Society for Neuroscience, San Diego
Thiemann G, Van der Stelt M, Petrosino
S, Molleman A, Di Marzo V, Hasenohrl RU (2004) Amphetamine-induced
behavioural sensitisation is enhanced by CB1 receptor antagonist
SR141716A and associated with differential changes in forebrain
endocannabinoid content. Winter Meeting of the British Pharmacological
Society, University of Newcastle, UK
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: Parkinson's disease
Society UK
Investigators: LA Annett & RU
Hasenohrl
Amount: £92.500
Duration/ From: October 2004 To:September
2007
Awarding body: Nuffield Foundation
UK
Investigators: RU Hasenohrl
Amount: £1.600
Duration/ From: June 2003 To: August
2003
GRANT APPLICATIONS Submitted
submitted to: Medical
Research Council UK
Investigators: A. Molleman &
RU Hasenohrl
Amount:
£147.000
Duration/ From: April 2005 To: March
2007
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Organizer and Chair of the international
symposium "The Cannabinoid System in Brain Reward and Addiction";
Annual Meeting of the European Brain and Behaviour Society, Dublin,
2005
Invited Lecturer. 3rd International
Summer School on Humour, Laughter and the Brain. University of Edinburgh
UK, 2003.
Editorial Board of Psychology Science
(former Psychologische Beitrþge) - Biological Psychology section
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
G Thiemann Start
Date: Sept 2002 Date of submission: Sept 2005
Diana
Kornbrot
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Mead, M. M. P., & Kornbrot,
D. E. (2004). The influence of maternity units' intrapartum intervention
rates and midwives' risk perception for women suitable for midwifery
led care. Midwifery, 20, 61-71.
Mead, M. M. P., & Kornbrot,
D. E. (2004). An intrapartum intervention scoring system for the
comparison of maternity units' intrapartum care of nulliparous women
suitable for midwifery led care. Midwifery, 20, 15-26.
Kvavilashvili, L., Mirani, J., Schlagman,
S., & Kornbrot, D. E. (2003). The Effects of Time Delays and
Nationality on Personal Memories Surrounding the Death of Princess
Diana and September 11. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 17, 1017-1031.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Kornbrot , D. E. (2004, 18-22 October
2004). In the glimpse of an eye: decision making and vision. Paper
presented at the Fechner Day 2004 - XXth Annual Meeting of the International
Society for Psychophysics, Coimbra, Portugal. [will be a book chapter
with ISBN - later] not separately listed under conferences
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Msetfi, R. M., Murphy, R. A., Simpson,
J., & Kornbrot, D. E. (2005 In press). Depressive realism and
outcome density bias in contingency judgements: The effect of the
context and inter-trial interval. Journal of Experimental Psychology:
General.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Kornbrot , D. E. (2004 submitted).
Signal Detection Theory, the Approach of Choice: A resolution of
enduring controversies. Perception and Psychophysics
Kulinskaya, E., & Kornbrot,
D. Power, Significance and Estimation of Parameters with Unequal
Variances across Groups: Extending Welch-James Procedures to Two
Factor ANOVA, ANCOVA and Meta-Analysis. Psychological Methods,.
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Kornbrot , D. E. (2005). Correlation.
In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Behavioral
Statistics: Wiley.
Kornbrot , D. E. (2005). Covariance.
In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Behavioral
Statistics: Wiley.
Kornbrot , D. E. (2005). Kendall's
tau. In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Behavioral
Statistics: Wiley.
Kornbrot , D. E. (2005). Pearson
product moment correlation. In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.),
Encyclopedia of Behavioral Statistics: Wiley.
Kornbrot, D. E. (2005). Point biserial
correlation. In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.), Encyclopedia
of Behavioral Statistics: Wiley.
Kornbrot , D. E. (2005). Spearman's
rho. In B. Everitt & D. C. Howell (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Behavioral
Statistics: Wiley.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
| 2003-2004 |
Flashbulb
Memories (+ L. Kvilavashvili as principal investigator) |
ESRC |
£60,000 |
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Msetfi
Anthony
Georgiou
Greaves
Schlagmann
Graduating this year
Ramsay
PH.D
O'Neil
PH.D
villejoubert
PH.D
Di segni
M.Phil
Lia
Kvavilashvili
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Kvavilashvili, L., & Ellis,
J. (2004). Ecological validity and twenty years of real-life/laboratory
controversy in memory research: A critical (and historical) review.
History and Philosophy of Psychology, 6, 59-80.
Kvavilashvili, L. & Mandler,
G. (2004). Out of one's mind: A study of involuntary semantic memories.
Cognitive Psychology, 48, 47-94.
Kvavilashvili, L., Mirani, J., Schlagman,
S., & Kornbrot, D. (2003). Comparing flashbulb memories of September 11 and the death of Princess Diana: Effects of
time delays and nationality. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 17, 1017-1031.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Kvavilashvili, L., & Goldner,
L. (2004). Remembering time-based prospective memory tasks in naturalistic
settings: effects of cues, ongoing activities, age and motivation
(Manuscript under revision, Journal of Experimental Psychology:
General).
Erskine J.A.K., & Kvavilashvili
L. (2004). Can Thought Suppression Improve Prospective Memory ?
(Manuscript under revision, Memory & Cognition).
Schlagman, S., Schulz, J. &
Kvavilashvili, L. (2004). The nature and contents of involuntary
autobiographical memories in young and old adults (Manuscript under
revision, Memory).
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Kvavilashvili, L., Foley, K., Mirani,
J., & Kornbrot, D.E. (2004, September). Flashbulb memories of
September 11 in young and old Britons: How consistent are they after
2 years from terrorist attack? Paper presented at the British Psychological
Society Cognitive Section Conference, University of Leeds.
Schlagman, S., Kvavilashvili, L.
& Schulz, J. (2004, September). A content analysis of involuntary
autobiographical memories: Examining the positivity effect in old
age. Paper presented at the British Psychological Society Cognitive
Section Conference, University of Leeds.
Kvavilashvili, L., & Taylor,
K. (2004, August). Metamemory for prospective and retrospective
memory tasks. Paper to be presented at the 28th International
Congress of Psychology, Beijing, China.
Erskine, J., Kvavilashvili, L.,
& Kornbrot, D. (2004, April). Psychological well-being in old
age: Are elderly genuinely happier than young people? Paper presented
at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, London,
Imperial College.
Kvavilashvili, L., Erskine, J.,
& Tan, E. (2003, November). Gender effects on prospective memory:
The role of type of task, metamemory and automatic noticing. Paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of Psychonomic Society, Vancouver,
Canada
Tan, E., & Kvavilashvili, L.
(2003, September). Gender effects on event- and time-based prospective
memory: When and why are females better than men? Paper presented
at the British Psychological Society Cognitive Section Conference,
University of Reading.
Kvavilashvili, L., & Schlagman,
S. (2003, July). Eliciting involuntary autobiographical memories
in the laboratory: Developing a new method of investigation. Paper
presented at the International Conference of the Society of Applied
Research on Memory and Cognition (SARMAC), University of Aberdeen.
Kvavilashvili, L., Schlagman, S.,
Kornbrot, D., & Mirani, J. (2003, July). Flashbulb memories
of recent and distant events: Effects of time delays and perceived
importance on complexity of personal memories surrounding the death
of Princess Diana and September 11. Paper presented at the International
Conference of the Society of Applied Research on Memory and Cognition
(SARMAC), University of Aberdeen.
Erskine, J., & Kvavilashvili,
L. (2003, July). Remembering future intentions: The effects of suppressing
targets vs. intentions on performance. Paper presented at the International
Conference of the Society of Applied Research on Memory and Cognition
(SARMAC), University of Aberdeen.
Schlagman, S., Kvavilashvili, L.,
& Schulz, J. (2003, July). A diary study of involuntary autobiographical
memories: Effects of ageing and conditions under which they occur.
Paper presented at the International Conference of the Society of
Applied Research on Memory and Cognition (SARMAC), University of
Aberdeen.
Elua, I., Laws, K.R., & Kvavilashvili,
L. (2003, April). Suppressing unwanted thoughts in schizophrenia:
Its relation to thought control strategies and schizotypal traits.
Poster presented at the International Congress on Schizophrenia
Research, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA.
Erskine, J., Kvavilashvili, L. &
Kornbrot, D. (2003, March) The role of time delay and individual
differences in the rebound effect and mental control. Poster presented
at the Annual Conference of British Psychological Society, Bournemouth.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: The Royal Society
Investigators: Lia Kvavilashvili
Amount: £1,080
Duration/ From: Aug.04 Travel grant
to present at the International Congress of Psychology.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Invited to write 2-3 chapters for
books on prospective memory and involuntary autobiographical memories
in 2005.
Invited to present at the Symposium
on Prospective memory at the 28th International Congress
of Psychology, Beijing, China, August, 2004
Regular reviewer for Memory, Applied
Cognitive Psychology, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Start Date: Date of submission:
James Erskine Oct. 2000 April, 2004
Simone Schlagman Oct. 2003 Oct.
2006
Ia Elua (overseas p/t) Oct.1998
Oct. 2006
John
C. Marshall
Visiting Professor, University of
Hertfordshire, Psychology School
PUBLICATIONS
Books (as editor):
Marshall, J.C. and Vallar, G., eds.
(2004): Spatial Neglect: A Representational Disorder?Milan: Masson
(Cortex Books).
Halligan, P.W., Kischka, U. and
Marshall, J.C., eds. (2003): Handbook of Clinical Neuro- psychology.
Oxford: Oxford University Press. Pp. xvii + 837.
Contributions to Books:
Fink, G.R. and Marshall, J.C. (in
press): Motor aspects of unilateral neglect and related disorders.In:
H.-J. Freund, M. Hallett, R. Leiguarda, and M. Jeannerod (eds.),
Higher Order Motor Disorders. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Fink, G.R., Manjaly, Z.M., Stephan,
K.E., Gurd, J.M., Zilles, K., Amunts, K. and Marshall, J.C. (in
press): A role for Broca's area beyond language processing: evidence
from neuropsychology and fMRI. In: K. Amunts and Y. Grodzinsky (eds.),
Broca's Region. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Marshall, J.C. and Gurd, J.M. (2003):
Neuropsychology: Past, present and future. In: P.W. Halligan, U.
Kischka and J.C. Marshall (eds.), Handbook of Clinical Neuro-Psychology.
Oxford: Oxford University Press. Pp. 3-12.
Marshall, J.C. and Halligan, P.W.
(2003): Whoever would have imagined it? Bisiach and
Luzzatti (1978) on representational neglect in patients I.G. and
N.V. In: C. Code,C.-W. Wallesch, Y. Joanette and A.R. Lecours (eds.),
Classic Cases in Neuropsychology, Vol. 2. Hove: Psychology Press.
Pp. 257-279.
Journals (as guest editor):
Marshall, J.C. and Vallar. G., eds.
(2004): Spatial neglect: A representational disorder? AFestschrift
for Edoardo Bisiach. Cortex, 40, 235-410.
Marshall, J.C., de Bleser, R., Denes,
F., Semenza, C. and Shallice, T., eds. (2004): Proceedings of the
21st European workshop on cognitive neuropsychology (Bressanone
2003). Cortex, 40, 151-202.
Fink, G.R., Marshall, J.C., Noth,
J. and Zilles, K., eds. (2003): Convergence and divergence of lesion
studies and functional imaging of cognition. NeuroImage, 20, S1-S154.
Refereed Journal Articles (and Responses):
Manjaly, Z.N., Marshall, J.C., Stephan,
K.E., Gurd, J.M., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2005): Context-dependent
interactions of left posterior inferior frontal gyrus in a local
visual search task unrelated to language. Cognitive Neuropsychology,
00, 000-000.
Marshall, J.C. and Gurd, J.M. (in
press): Category-specificity: What is the question? Cortex, 00,
000-000.
Amunts, K., Weiss, P.H., Mohlberb,
H., Pieperhoff, P., Eickhoff, S., Gurd, J.M., Marshall, J.C., Shah,
J.N., Fink, G.R. and Zilles, K. (2004): Analysis of neural mechanisms
underlying verbal fluency in cytoarchitectonically defined stereotaxic
space - the role of Brodmann areas 44 and 45. NeuroImage, 22, 42-56.
Kukolja, J., Marshall, J.C. and
Fink, G.R. (2004): Judging the angles formed by visible and imaginary
clock hands: a study of hemispatial effects in healthy volunteers.
Cortex, 40, 329-337.
Lux, S., Marshall, J.C., Ritzl,
A., Weiss, P.H., Pietrzyk, U., Shah, J.N., Zilles, K. and Fink,
G.R. (2004): A functional magnetic
resonance imaging study of local/global processing with stimulus
presentation in the peripheral visual hemifields. Neuroscience,
124, 113-120.
Marshall, J.C. and Gurd, J.M. (2004):
On the anatomo-clinical method. Cortex, 40, 230-231.
Assmus, A., Marshall, J.C., Ritzl,
A., Noth, J., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2003): Left inferior parietal
cortex integrates time and space during collision judgments. NeuroImage,
20, S82-S88.
Fink, G.R., Marshall, J.C., Weiss,
P.H., Stephan, T., Grefkes, C., Shah, N.J., Zilles, K. and Dieterich,
M. (2003): Performing allocentric visuospatial judgments with induced
distortion of the egocentric reference frame: An fMRI study with
clinical implications. NeuroImage, 20, 1505-1517 .
Gurd, J.M. and Marshall, J.C. (2003):
Dissociations: Double or quits? Cortex, 39, 192-195.
Halligan, P.W., Fink, G.R., Marshall,
J.C. and Vallar, G. (2003): Spatial cognition: evidence from visual
neglect. Trends in Cognitive Sciences 7, 125-133.
Lux, S., Marshall, J.C., Ritzl,
A., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2003): Neural mechanisms associated
with attention to temporal synchrony versus spatial orientation:
An fMRI study. NeuroImage, 20, S58-S65.
Manjaly, Z.M., Marshall, J.C., Stephan,
K.E., Gurd, J.M., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2003): In search of
the hidden: An fMRI study with implications for the study of patients
with autism and with acquired brain injury. NeuroImage, 19, 674-683.
Marshall, J.C. and Fink, G.R. (2003):
Cerebral localization, then and now. NeuroImage, 20, S2-S7.
Ritzl, A., Marshall, J.C., Weiss,
P.H., Zafiris, O., Shah, N.J., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2003):
Functional anatomy and differential time courses of neural processing
for explicit,inferred and illusory contours: an event-related fMRI
study. NeuroImage, 19, 1361-1368.
Stephan, K.E., Marshall, J.C., Friston,
K.J., Rowe, J.B., Ritzl, A., Zilles, K. and Fink, G.R. (2003): Lateralized
cognitive processes and lateralized task control in the human brain.Science,
301, 384-386.
Weiss, P.H., Marshall, J.C., Zilles,
K. and Fink, G.R. (2003): Are action and perception in near and
far space additive or interactive factors? NeuroImage, 18, 837-846.
Book Reviews:
Marshall, J.C. (2002): With brains,
minds and voices. Review of Foundations of Language: Brain, Meaning,
Grammar, Evolution. (R. Jackendoff). Nature, 417, 488-489.
Marshall, J.C. (1992): Metamorphosis.
Review of Pride and a Daily Marathon (Jonathan Cole). Nature, 256,
636.
Other evidence of esteem
Editorial Boards of Journals:
1994-2003:
Journal of Neurolinguistics (Co-Editor)
1996- :
Cognitive Neuropsychiatry
1997- : Neurocase
1998- :
Neuropsychoanalysis
1999- :
Aphasiology
2002- :
Cortex
2004- :
Journal of Neurolinguistics
Editorial Boards of Book Series:
1978- :
Patholinguistica (Munich)
1978- :
Classics in Psycholinguistics (Amsterdam)
1983- :
Cambridge Studies in Speech Science and Communication (Cambridge)
1983- :
Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics (Dordrecht)
1987- :
The MIT Press series on Issues in the Biology of Language and Cognition
(Cambridge, Mass.)
Other Official Positions
1983- :
Organizing committee of the European Workshop on Cognitive
Neuropsychology (Bressanone)
2003- :
Vice-president of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland
Rachel
Msetfi
BOOK CHAPTERS
Murphy, R. A., Vallee-Tourangeau,
F., Msetfi, R.M. & Baker, A. (2004). Signal-outcome contingency,
contiguity and the depressive realism effect. In A. J. Wills (Ed.),
New Directions in Human Associative Learning, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Msetfi, R.M., Murphy, R. A. and
Simpson, J. (Feb 2005). Depressive realism and outcome density bias
in contingency judgements: The effect of the inter-trial interval.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Fouquet, N., Msetfi, R. & Murphy,
R.A. The effect of varying the ratio of compound trials to element
trials on the acquisition of negative patterning in rats. Associative
learning symposium IV. Gregynog, Wales, April 2000.
Murphy, R.A. and Msetfi, R.M. Sensitivity
to outcome and no outcome density in causal learning tasks: An associative
analysis of the Depressive Realism effect. Experimental Psychology
Society meeting, Exeter, April 2003
Msetfi, R.M., Murphy, R. A. and
Simpson, J. The influence of temporal structure on the outcome density
effect in control and predictive contingency judgement tasks. Associative
learning symposium VII. Gregynog, Wales, April 2003.
Avril
Nash
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Pine, K. J. & Nash, A.S. (2003).
Barbie or Betty? Brand awareness in pre-school children and evidence
for gender linked differences. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral
Pediatrics, 24, 4,
Pine, K. J. & Nash, A. S. (2002).
Dear Santa: The effects of TV advertising on young children. International
Journal of Behavioral Development, 26, 6, p529-539.
Electronic publication
Nash, A.S. (2002) Children's
responses to alcohol advertising on television: a summary of recent
research. Annex to Ofcom's 2004 consultation on alcohol advertising.
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations/past/AlcAds/alcohol_addverts/alcohol_annex56.pdf?a=87101
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Nash, A.S., Pine, K.J. & Messer,
D.J. (2004) TV Alcohol advertising and children's verbal response:
Do they mean what they say? Poster presentation at the British Psychological
Society's Developmental Section Conference at Leeds Metropolitan
University.
Nash, A.S., Pine, K.J. & Messer,
D.J. (2003) Children's perceptions of alcohol advertising: a developmental
approach. Paper presented at the British Psychological Society's
Developmental Section Conference at Coventry University.
Nash, A.S., Pine, K.J. & Messer,
D.J. (2003) A development approach to children's understanding of
alcohol advertising on television. Poster presentation at The Child
and Youth Health 2003 Congress in Vancouver.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
INVITED SPEAKER Royal College of
Physicians, Conference on Alcohol Related Harm- A growing Crisis,
time for Action. Nash, A.S. Can advertising change a drinking culture?
26 Jan. 2005
Pieter
W Nel
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Pieter W. Nel & Joanne M. Dickson.
Who wants to be a systemic practitioner? A profile of students on
an introductory course in Systemic Practice with Families and Couples
(submitted Sept 2004)
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
ÔEmerging family therapist identities'.
Paper presented at the 5th Annual IPA Conference, University
of Plymouth, 23rd June 2003.
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
.
Name: Mohamed Altawil
Start Date: Sept 04
Mike
Page
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Norris D., Baddeley A.D., Page,
M.P.A. (2004) Retroactive effects of irrelevant speech on serial
recall from short-term memory. J. Experimental Psychology, 30, 1093-1105.
Cumming, N., Page, M.P.A. &
Norris, D. (2003) Testing a positional model of the Hebb effect.
Memory, 11, 43-63.
Page, M.P.A. & Norris, D. (2003)
The irrelevant sound effect: what needs modeling and a tentative
model. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 56(A), 1289-1300.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Page, M., Cumming, N., Norris, D.,
Hitch, G., & McNeil, A. Hebb-effect learning in the immediate
serial recall of visual and auditory materials. Under first revision
for Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, memory and Cognition.
Bradley J. Rhodes, Daniel Bullock,
Willem B. Verwey, Bruno B. Averbeck, Michael P.A. Page. Learning
and production of movement sequences: Behavioral, neurophysiological,
and modeling perspectives. Revised for Human Movement Science.
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Page, M., Wilson, B., Shiel, A.,
Carter, G, & Norris What is the locus of the errorless-learning
advantage? Submitted to Neuropsychologia, July, 2004.
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Page, M.P.A. Connectionist models
of short-term memory for serial order. In G.Houghton (Ed.) Connectionist
Models in Cognitive Psychology, to be published Feb. 2005, Psychology
Press: Hove, England.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Invited talk, EWOMS, Muenster, May,
2003.
Invited talk BPS Cognitive Section,
Reading, Sept. 2003.
Invited talk EPS, London, January,
2004.
Symposium organizer, chair, discussant,
ESCOP, Granada, Sept. 2003.
Invited talk, ICWM 2, Kyoto, August,
2004.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Associate Editor, QJEP A.
Karen
J. Pine
JOURNAL ARTICLES
PINE, K. J., Lufkin, N., & Messer,
D. J. (2004). More gestures than answers: Children learning about
balance. Developmental Psychology, November 2004
PINE, K. J. & Nash, A. S. (2003).
Barbie or Betty? Pre-school children's preference for brands and
evidence for gender-linked differences. Journal of Developmental
and Behavioral Pediatrics, 24, 4, 219 - 224.
PINE, K. J. & Messer, D. J.
(2003). The development of representations as children learn about
balancing. British Journal of Developmental Psychology, 21, 2, 285
- 301.
PINE, K. J., & Veasey, T., (2003).
Conceptualising and assessing young children's knowledge of television
advertising within a framework of implicit and explicit knowledge.
Journal of Marketing Management, Special Issue: Marketing to Children,
19, Vol. 3-4, 459 - 473.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
PINE, K. J., Lufkin, N., & Messer,
D. J. (revision invited). A microgenetic analysis of the relationship
between speech and gesture in children: Evidence for semantic and
temporal asynchrony. Language and Cognitive Processes
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
PINE, K. J., Hanly, C., Ignatian,
K., Khatun, F., & Wessely, L., (under review). Innate biases
and developing thought: Investigations into the robustness of children's
tendency to count discrete physical objects. New Ideas in Psychology
PINE, K. J. Murphy, V. A., &
Schelletter, C. (under review). Children's linguistic representations:
Explaining the bilingual advantage. Language Awareness.
Fletcher. B. (C) & PINE, K.
J. (under review). Read my hands not my lips: Untrained observers'
ability to interpret children's gestures. Cognition and Instruction
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
PINE, K. J. & Bird, H. (2004).
The Tip-of-the-Tongue effect in children: Do their gestures facilitate
lexical access? Paper to be presented at Experimental Psychology
Society Lancaster Meeting, July 2004.
PINE, K. J., Lufkin, N. & Messer,
D.J. (2004). Assessing children's non-verbal knowledge through their
hand gestures. Paper presented at the British Psychological Society,
Annual Conference, London, April 2004. In Proceedings of the British
Psychological Society, 12, 2, p.153.
PINE, K. J., Lufkin, N. & Messer,
D.J. (2003). Exploring the relationship between children's speech
and gestures on a balance task. Paper presented at the XIth European
Conference on Developmental Psychology, Milan, Italy, August 2003.
PINE, K. J. & Siegler, R. S.
(2003). The role of explanatory activity in increasing the generality
of children's thinking. Poster presented at the Society for Research
in Child Development 70th Anniversary Meeting, Tampa,
Florida, April 2003.
PINE, K. J. (2003). Television advertising
and the pre-school child: Evidence for brand awareness and gender
linked differences. Poster presented at the Child & Youth Health
Congress, Vancouver, May 2003
PINE, K. J. (2003). Assessing children's
understanding of a balance task: Do untrained observers attend to
gestures? Poster presented at Experimental Psychology Society Reading
Meeting, July 2003.
Critten, S. & PINE, K. J. (2003).
Spelling development in young children: a case of Representational
Redescription? Paper presented at the British Psychological Society
Developmental Section Conference, Coventry, UK, Sept. 2003.
Kirk, E., & PINE, K. J., (2004).
What can measures of verbal imprecision tell us about the relationship
between speech and gesture? To be presented at the British Psychological
Society Developmental Section Conference, Leeds. September 2004.
Messer, D. J., Butler, C. &
PINE, K. J. (2004). Implicit representations about weight and distance.
Paper presented at the British Psychological Society, Annual Conference,
London, April 2004.
Messer, D. J., Butler, C. &
PINE, K. J. (2003). Representations and behaviour concerning weight,
distance and balancing. Paper presented at the British Psychological
Society Developmental Section Conference, Coventry, UK, Sept. 2003.
GRANTS 2003-4
Pine, K. J., Flynn, E. & Lewis,
C. (2004-2006). ESRC Research Seminars Competition. Using the microgenetic
method to investigate cognitive development. £14,748.
Pine, K. J. (Principle Investigator),
Messer, D. J. & Murphy, V. A. (September 2004 - February 2006)
Economic and Social Research Council: Award reference RES-000 22
0671. The role of gestures in children's cognitive and linguistic
processes. £47,852.28.
Fletcher, B. (C), Pine, K. J. et
al. (2004). Tti Knowledge Transfer Partnership award. July 04 -
June 06. £99,044.
Flynn, E., Pine, K. J. & Lewis,
C. (2003/4). British Psychological Society Research Seminars Competition.
Microgenetic methods in developmental research. £3,000.
Pine, K. J., Channel 4 Television
(2003). Brand awareness in pre-school children, £3000.
Pine, K. J. & Kornbrot, D. E.,
(2003). Applying cognitive models to children's understanding of
science and number. Economic and Social Research Council, £164,000
(alpha rated).
Pine, K. J. (Principle Investigator)
& Messer, D. J. (October 2002 - March 2004). Economic and Social
Research Council: Award reference R000 22 3855. Children's representations:
Gestures and cognitive change. £40,808.77
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Associate Editor The Psychologist
Reviewer, numerous journals and
grant bodies
Academic Board of Alcohol Education
Forum
Membership:
British Psychological Society
Experimental Psychology Society
Society for Research in Child Development
International Society for Gesture Studies
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Start Date:
Sarah Critten
Oct. 2004
Jay Myers
Jan. 2004
Cathal Butler
Oct. 2003
Avril Nash
Oct. 2001
2nd supervisor to
Stephanie Uprichard
Oct.2003
Nuala
Ryder
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Ryder N and Leinonen E (2003) Use
of context in question answering by 3-, 4- and 5-year-old children
in Journal of psycholinguistic research. vol. 32 , no 4
, pp. 397 - 415
E Leinonen, N Ryder, M Ellis and
Claire Hammond (2003) The use of context in pragmatic comprehension
by specifically language-impaired and control children Linguistics
: Special issue: Children with Specific Language Impairment Across
Languages Volume 41, Issue 2 Pages 407-423
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
7th Annual Conference
of the UK Federation of Primary Care Research Networks December
2004
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: Hertnet Hertfordshire
Primary Care Research Network
Investigators: E. Leinonen and N.
Ryder
Amount: £19,122
Duration/ From: Sept 2003 To: April
2004
Joerg
Schulz
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Schulz, J. (2003): Book review:
Byrne, David: Interpreting quantitative data. Journal of Reproductive
and Infant Psychology. Vol: 21, no.4, 364 - 366
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Schlagman, S., Schulz, J. and Kvavilashvili,
L.: A content analysis of involuntary autobiographical memories:
Do young and old people differ in what is recalled? Submitted to:
Memory. Under review.
Gutbrod, T.,Wolke, D.,Messer, D.,
Schulz, J., and Rust, L.: Emotion Regulation in very preterm infants:
The influence of neonatal irritability, maternal sensitivity, and
medical risk. Submitted to: Child Development. Under review
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
S. Woods, K. Dautenhahn, J. Schulz,
The design space of social robots: Investigating children's views.
Paper presetented at RO-MAN 2004, the 13th International
Workshop on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, Kurashiki,
Okayama, Japan, September 20-22, 2004. Will be published in: Proceedings
of IEEE RO-MAN,13th Int. Workshop on Robots and Human
Interactive Communication, Japan, 2004
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Invited one-day workshop at Bristol
University, ALSPAC Study, 6. July 04:
Joerg Schulz: Structural Equation Modelling with Longitudinal Data
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Simone Schlagman: ESRC PhD-studentship
on autobiographical memory (psychology) since Oct 03
Sarah Woods: on design issues of
robotics in relation to children's perception of bullying (psychology
and computer science) since Nov 03
Kate Eastgate: on experience of
mothers on a Methadone maintenance treatment programme (clinical
psychology) since July 03
Christos
Sermpezis
Journal Articles:
Madill, A., Sermpezis, C., &
Barkham, M. (2004). Interactional positioning and narrative self-construction
in the first session of psychodynamic-interpersonal psychotherapy.
Psychotherapy Research, (in print),
Conference presentations:
Sermpezis, C., Madill, A.(April,
2003). Some problems encountered in the analysis and comparison
of psychotherapy sessions. Paper presented at the Qualitative Psychology
Conference (April 10th-11th, 2003), University of Leeds, U.K.
Sermpezis, C., Winter, D.A. (July,
2003). Post-traumatic stress disorder: Construing during therapy
and the experiences of asylum seekers. Poster presented at the XV
International Congress on Personal Construct Psychology (July, 14-18,
2003),University of Huddersfield, U.K.
Sermpezis, C., Winter, D.A. (April,
2004). The constructivist model of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Making connections and proposing extensions. Paper presented at
the 7th European Personal Construct Association (April, 4-7, 2004),
Stuttgart, Germany.
Mark
Slaski
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Slaski, M. and Cartwright, S. (2002).
Health, Performance and Emotional Intelligence: An Exploratory Study
of Retail Managers. Stress and Health, (2), 18 pp. 63-68.
Slaski, M. (2002).
Emotional Intelligence - is it a concept that can be used in stress
management? Stress News, July, Vol. 14. No 3.
Slaski, M. and Cartwright, S. (2003).
Emotional intelligence training and its implications for stress,
health and performance. Stress and Health, (4), 19 pp. 233-239.
Dulewicz, V., Higgs, M. and Slaski,
M. (2003). Measuring emotional intelligence: content, construct
and criterion-related validity. Journal of Managerial Psychology.
Vol.18. No 5
BOOK CHAPTERS
Slaski. M. & Bardzil. P. (2002)
Emotional Intelligence: Fundamental Competencies for Enhanced Service
Provision. In S. Tax et al (Eds.) "Quality in Service: Crossing
Borders". University of Victoria, Victoria BC. pp. 3-6 (ISBN:
1-55058-252-6)
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Using Emotional Intelligence to
maximize the benefits of diversity. PRESENTATION for the Public
Sector People Management Conference 2004, London, September 2004.
David
Wellsted
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
J Denis McKeown & David M. Wellsted.
A role for sensory-enhancement in profile listening. The Journal
of the Acoustical Society of America [Under Review]
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Reviewer for: Primary Health Care:
Research and Development. Arnold: Devon UK.
David
Winter
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Winter, D.A. (2003). Repertory grid
technique as a psychotherapy research measure. Psychotherapy Research,
13, 25-42.
Winter, D., Archer, R., Spearman,
P., Costello, M., Quaite, A., and Metcalfe, C. (2003). Explorations
of a voluntary sector psychodynamic counselling service. Counselling
and Psychotherapy Research, 3.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Winter, D.A. (2003). Stress in police
officers: personal construct theory perspectives. In J. Horley (ed.),
Personal Construct Perspectives on Forensic Psychology. London:
Routledge.
Winter, D.A. (2003). A credulous
approach to homicide and violence. In J. Horley (ed.), Personal
Construct Perspectives on Forensic Psychology. London: Routledge.
Winter, D.A. (2003). Personal construct
theory. In G. Potamianos (ed.) (title to be confirmed). Athens:
Greek Letters.
Winter, D.A. (2003). The evidence
base for personal construct psychotherapy. In F. Fransella (ed.),
International Handbook of Personal Construct Psychology. London:
Wiley.
Winter, D.A. (2003). Psychological
disorder as imbalance. In F. Fransella (ed.), International Handbook
of Personal Construct Psychology. London: Wiley.
Winter, D., Watson, S., Gillman-Smith,
I., Gilbert, N., and Acton, T. (2003). Border crossing. In G. Chiari
and M-L. Nuzzo (eds.), Psychological Constructivism and the Social
World. Milan: FrancoAngeli.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Winter, D.A. The limits of credulity.
Journal of Constructivist Psychology.
Winter, D.A. Construing the construction
processes of the serially violent offender. Journal of Constructivist
Psychology.
Winter, D.A., Gournay, K.J.M., Metcalfe,
C., and Rossotti, N. Expanding agoraphobics' horizons. Journal of
Constructivist Psychology.
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED
Winter, D.A., Sireling, L., Riley,
T., Metcalfe, C., Quaite, A., Bhandari, S. A controlled trial of
personal construct psychotherapy for deliberate self-harm. Psychology
and Psychotherapy
BOOKS IN PRESS
Winter, D.A. and Viney, L.L. (eds.)
Advances in Personal Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Loewenthal, D. and Winter, D.A.
(eds.) What is Psychotherapeutic Research? London: Karnac.
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Neimeyer, R.A. and Winter, D.A.
To be or not to be: personal constructions of the suicidal choice.
In T. Ellis (ed.), Cognitions and Suicide: Theory, Research and
Practice. New York: American Psychological Association.
Walker, B. and Winter, D. Psychological
disorder and reconstruction: developments in the personal construct
theory perspective. In D.A. Winter and L.L. Viney (eds.), Advances
in Personal Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Winter, D.A. Towards a personal
construct sex therapy. In D.A. Winter and L.L. Viney (eds.), Advances
in Personal Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Winter, D.A. and Metcalfe, C. From
constriction to experimentation: a personal construct approach to
agoraphobia. In D.A. Winter and L.L. Viney (eds.), Advances in Personal
Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Winter, D.A. Deliberate self-harm
and reconstruction. In D.A. Winter and L.L. Viney (eds.), Advances
in Personal Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Watson, S. and Winter, D. A process
and outcome study of personal construct, cognitive, and psychodynamic
therapies in a National health Service setting. In D.A. Winter and
L.L. Viney (eds.), Advances in Personal Construct Psychotherapy.
London: Whurr.
Viney, L.L., Metcalfe, C., and Winter,
D.A. The effectiveness of personal construct psychotherapy: a systematic
review and meta-analysis. In D.A. Winter and L.L. Viney (eds.),
Advances in Personal Construct Psychotherapy. London: Whurr.
Winter, D. Destruction as a constructive
choice. In T. Mason (ed.), Forensic Psychiatry: Influences of Evil.
Winter, D.A. Constructivist and
humanistic therapies. In C. Freeman and M. Power (eds.), The Handbook
of Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: A Guide for Research and Practice.
London: Wiley.
Winter, D.A., Tschudi, F., and Gilbert,
N. Psychotherapists' theoretical orientations as elaborative choices.
In P. Caputi, L. Viney, and H. Foster (eds.), New Applications in
Personal Construct Psychology. London: Whurr.
Winter, D.A. and Loewenthal, D.
How to write for publication. In R. Bor and S. Palmer (eds.), The
Practitioner's Handbook. London: Sage.
Winter, D.A., Tschudi, F., and Gilbert,
N. Psychotherapists' "personal styles": construing and
theoretical orientations. In D. Loewenthal and D.A. Winter (eds.),
What is Psychotherapeutic Research? London: Karnac.
Winter, D.A. Avoiding the fate of
the dodo bird. In D. Loewenthal and D.A. Winter (eds.), What is
Psychotherapeutic Research? London: Karnac.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Winter, D. (2003). The limits of
credulity. Invited keynote address to 15th. International
Congress of Personal Construct Psychology, Huddersfield.
Winter, D. and Feixas, G. (2003).
Construing the construction processes of the serial killer. 15th.
International Congress of Personal Construct Psychology, Hudersfield.
Winter, D., Watson, S., and Bell,
R. (2004). Conflict and balance. 7th. Conference of European
Personal Construct Association, Stuttgart.
Winter, D.A. (2004). The serial
killer as constructivist. Invited keynote address. Australasian
Personal Construct Conference, Melbourne.
Bell, R., Winter, D., and Watson,
S. (2004). Figures in conflict. 35th. Annual Meeting
of Society for Psychotherapy Research, Rome.
Winter, D., Feixas, G., and Bell,
R. (2004). Repertory grid technique as a psychotherapy research
instrument. 35th. Annual Meeting of Society for Psychotherapy
Research, Rome.
Bell, R., Winter, D., and Watson,
S. (2004). Figures in conflict. 35th. Annual Meeting
of Society for Psychotherapy Research, Rome.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Commissioned to co-write paper for
Annual Review of Psychology.
Invited keynotes at 15th.
International Congress of Personal Construct Psychology (2003) and
Australiasian Personal Construct Conference (2004)
New editorial appointments:
International Editor of Journal of Constructivist Psychology
Research Editor of European Journal of Psychotherapy, Counselling
and Health
Chair of Research Committee of UK
Council for Psychotherapy (2004-)
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Name:
Start Date: Date of submission:
Christos Sermpezis
10.02.
2005
Richard
Wiseman
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Bor, D., Duncan, J., Wiseman, R.,
& Owen, A.M. (2003). Encoding strategies dissociate prefrontal
activity from working memory demand. Neuron, 37, 361-367.
Wiseman, R. & Watt, C. (2004).
Measuring superstitious belief: Why lucky charms matter. Personality
and Individual Differences. Not certain of page numbers
Wiseman, R., Greening, E., and Smith,
M. (2003). Belief in the paranormal and suggestion in the sŽance
room, British Journal of Psychology, 94(3), 285-297.
Wiseman, R., Watt, C., Stevens,
P., Greening, E. & O'Keeffe, C. (2003) An investigation into
alleged 'hauntings'. The British Journal of Psychology.
94, 195-211.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Wiseman, R. & O'Keeffe, C. (2003).
After-Death Communication Studies. In
P. Kurtz (Ed.). Science and Religion:
Are they compatible?. Pp 231-239.
Wiseman, R. (2004). Conjuring. In
R. Gregory (Ed). The Oxford Companion To
The Mind. Oxford University Press:
Oxford. 202-204.
Wiseman, R. (2004). Psychokinesis.
In R. Gregory (Ed). The Oxford
Companion To The Mind. Oxford University
Press: Oxford. 764-765.
Wiseman, R. (2004). Foreward. In
J. Houran (Ed.) From Shaman to scientist. Scarecrow Press: Lanham,
Maryland.
JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PRESS
Wiseman R. & Greening, E. (in
press). Its still bending: Verbal suggestion and alleged psychokinetic
metal bending. British Journal of Psychology.
JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Wiseman, R. & O'Keeffe, C. (2003)
An experimental test of mediumship. The British Journal of
Psychology. Through first stage and revision submitted.
BOOK CHAPTERS IN PRESS
Wiseman, R & Watt, C. (2005).
Parapsychology: A review. Introduction to book on parapsychology
published as part of The International Library of Psychology (Series
Editor, Professor David Canter, The University of Liverpool).
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2003-4
Wiseman, R. & Watt, C. (2004).
Measuring superstitious belief: Why lucky charms matter. Proceedings
of presented papers, The Parapsychological Association, 291-298.
Wiseman R. & Greening, E. (2004).
Its still bending: Verbal suggestion and alleged psychokinetic metal
bending. Proceedings of presented papers, The Parapsychological
Association, 279-290.
Wiseman, R. & O'Keeffe, C. (2004)
An experimental test of mediumship. The British Journal of
Psychology. Proceedings of presented papers, The Parapsychological
Association, 299-312.
GRANTS AWARDED 2003-4
Awarding body: NESTA (National Endowment
for Science, Technology and the Arts)
Investigators: Wiseman
Amount: £37,000
Duration/ From: Sept 04
To: Sept 05
Awarding body: NESTA (National Endowment
for Science, Technology and the Arts)
Investigators: Wiseman
Amount: £15,000
Duration/ From: Oct 04
To: Dec 05
(this has not been formally announced
yet)
(Already submitted)
Submitted to: The Bial Foundation
Investigators: Wiseman & Watt
Amount: £34,000
Duration/ From: Jan 05
To: June 05
OTHER EVIDENCE OF ESTEEM (SINCE
2003)
(editorships, invited keynotes etc)
Presented a series of lectures at
the Royal Society Summer Exhibition
Keynote Speaker at World Skeptics
Conference (Italy, October 04)
Editor of book of collected papers
on parapsychology published as part of The International Library
of Psychology (Series Editor, Professor David Canter, The University
of Liverpool). To be published in 2005.
PhD STUDENTS SUPERVISED
CIARAN OKEEFFE Start Date: Sept
01 Date of submission: Oct 04
Sarah
Woods
Journal Publications:
S. Woods and D. Wolke, "Does
the content of anti-bullying policies inform us about the prevalence
of direct and relational bullying behaviour in primary schools?,"
Educational Psychology, vol. 23, pp. 381-401, 2003.
S. Woods and D. Wolke, "Direct
and relational bullying experience among primary school children
and academic achievement," Journal of School Psychology, vol.
42, pp. 135-155, 2004.
L. Hall, S. Woods, K. Dautenhahn,
D. Sobral, A. Paiva, D. Wolke, and L. Newall, "Designing empathic
agents: Adults versus kids.," Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
vol. 3220, pp. 604-613, 2004.
S. Woods, L. Hall,
D. Sobral, K. Dautenhahn, D. Wolke. Animated
Characters in Bullying Intervention. Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
vol 2792, pp. 310-314, 2003.
Journals (in press)
S. Woods and E. White, "The
association between bullying behaviour, arousal levels and behaviour
problems," Journal of Adolescence, in press.
Book Chapters
K. Dautenhahn, S. Woods, and C.
Kaouri, "Possible connections between bullying behaviour, empathy
and imitation," in Models and mechanisms of imitation and social
learning in robots, humans and animals: Behavioural, social and
communicative dimensions, K. Dautenhahn and C. Nehaniv, Eds. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, in press.
R. Aylett, A. Paiva, S. Woods, L.
Hall, and C. Zoll, "Expressive characters in anti-bullying
research," in Animating Expressive Characters for Social Interaction.,
R. Aylett and L. Canamero, Eds. London: Benjamins, in press.
Future Publications: In submission
S. Woods, K. Dautenhahn, and J.
Schulz, "Exploring the design space of robots: Children's perspectives,"
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics: Part A, in submission.
Conference Presentations
K. Allen, S. Woods, and J. Done,
"Bullying experiences and friendship quality in adolescents
with mood disorders," presented at British Psychological Society
Developmental Section Annual Conference, Leeds Metropolitan University,
2004.
S. Woods, H. Kalsi, and J. Done,
"The relationship between bullying roles, quality of friendship,
loneliness & risk taking behaviour," presented at British
Psychological Society Developmental Section Annual Conference, Leeds
University, 2004.
S. Woods, K. Dautenhahn, and J.
Schulz, "The design space of robots: Investigating children's
views," presented at Ro-Man, Kurashiki, Japan, 2004.
Woods, S. (2004). Virtual Bullying:
Virtual Environments as an Educational Tool. The Face in the Machine:
A seminar on Avatars and Digital Animation, 17 March 2004, University
of Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire.
Wolke, D. & Woods, S (2004)
Bullying-what we know and what we can do? Presentation given as
part of the Children in the 90s Lecture, 3 February, 2004, ALSPAC,
Bristol University.
Woods, S., & Hall, L. (2004)
Using storyboards to guide the design of a virtual world for children
to explore bullying issues. Poster presented at IDC conference 2004,
June 1-3, Maryland, USA
Woods, S., Wolke, D., & Aylett,
R. (2003). Bullying: An innovative intervention programme for the
future. Paper presented at the Bullying: A ChildLine Conference,
Business Design Centre, Islington, London.
Dautenhahn, K., & Woods, S.
(2003). Possible connections between bullying behaviour, empathy
and imitation. Paper presented at the Second International Symposium
on Imitation in Animals and Artifacts, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Wolke, D., Woods, S., & Samarra,
M. (2003, April 23 - 27 2003). The stability of victimisation behaviour.
Paper presented at the SRCD Biennial Meeting, Tampa, Florida, USA.
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