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Psychology Research Seminars 2011 2012

Seminar schedule for academic year 2011-2012

You will see we covered a diverse range of topics and welcomed some fantastic speakers:

DateSpeakerTopicRoom
Semester A
20/10/11 David Winter, University of Hertfordshire 'Long sleeves, short sleeves and chains: Applications of personal construct psychology in Sierra Leone' F428
27/10/11 Katerina Fotopoulou, King’s College, London 'The dynamic neuropsychology of awareness: From treatment to mechanisms' F392
10/11/11 Karen Douglas, University of Kent 'Conspiracy theories: A social psychological perspective' F428
17/11/11 Giuliana Mazzoni, University of Hull 'Nocebo: the placebo evil twin' F428
24/11/11 Paul Jenkinson, University of Hertfordshire 'Know thyself: Cognitive neuropsychology of body awareness' F428
08/12/11 Gijsbert Stoet, University of Leeds 'Who are better in mathematics? Men or women?' E350
Semester B
23/02/12 Frank Bond, Goldsmiths, University of London 'The effect of psychological flexibility on leadership effectiveness, job performance, and mental health' F418
01/03/12 Fahad Alnaggar, University of Hertfordshire 'Attitudes and perceptions of oil factory workers in relation to safety and risk, with reference to Saudi Arabia' F428
08/03/12 Mike Anderson, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge 'Hippocampal Modulation: A mechanism underlying the suppression of unwanted memories' G156
15/03/12 Naomi Fainberg, NHS, QII Hospital, Welwyn Garden City ''Parsing' the OCD spectrum using neurocognitive probes' G156
22/03/12 Chris Brewin, Institute of Psychiatry, London 'Experimental and neuroimaging studies of memory for trauma and PTSD' G156
29/03/12 Peter Rendell, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne 'Assessing Prospective memory with Virtual Week in clinical populations' G156
26/04/12 Paul Sowden, University of Surrey 'Influences on thinking creatively' G156
03/05/12 Michael Banissy, University College London 'Mirror-touch synaesthesia and the role of sensorimotor cortex activity in social perception' G156
10/05/12 Michael Kopelman, King’s College, London 'The alcoholic Korsakoff syndrome: clinical, neuropsychological, and neuroimaging aspects' G156

 

 

 

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