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Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

We have 139 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

Skill planning and periodisation in Olympic and Paralympic sports

This PhD research project is a collaboration between the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), the University of Canberra (UC), and the South Australian Sports Institute (SASI). Read more

The effectiveness of School Street Closures: Impact evaluation

There are currently no published peer reviewed papers looking specifically at School Streets projects. I published a report collated from grey literature and interviews with local government officers (Davis, 2020) which examined the perception of displacement parking associated with School Streets. . Read more

Veterinary decision making and Cognitive bias

Background. Cognitive biases describe unconscious, automatic processes that tend to help us to get stuff done, enabling quicker and more efficient decision-making in many contexts. Read more

Unpacking the Beauty Premium: Understanding the influence of physical attractiveness on appearance-based discrimination (RDF25/HLS/PSY/BOVET)

Why are people so concerned about their physical attractiveness? A survey from the Mental Health Foundation in 2019 found that 35% of adults in the UK feel ashamed or depressed because of their body image, and a House of Commons Committee reported that these pressures are directly impacting the health of the population. Read more

Adaptions to Low-Intensity Interventions for autistic girls (RDF25/HLS/SWECW/REYNOLDS)

Autism can present very differently in women and girls (Hull et al, 2020). Autistic females are more likely to mask their autistic traits and mimic social behaviours, leading to difficulties being missed or misattributed (Bargiela et al., 2016). Read more

Gender and volunteer participation in the North East of England: An exploration of disparities (RDF25/HLS/SWECW/HESLOP)

Volunteering, defined as planned and sustained unpaid work or activity to benefit others outside of the family or household in which the individual freely chooses to participate, provides some unique benefits to organisations, recipients, and the volunteers themselves (Salamon & Sokolowski 2016). Read more

Responding to Neurodiversity and the treatment needs of individuals with co-occuring mental health and substance use concerns (RDF25/HLS/SWECW/MCGOVERN)

Individuals with particular forms of Neurodivergence like Autism and/or Attention Deficit Hyperactiveity Disorder (ADHD) are more likely to have co-occuring Mental ill health (MIH) conditions (like anxiety and depression) that can increase their risk and/or continued use of Substances (SU). Read more

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