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We have 6 Leeds Beckett University, School of Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Leeds Beckett University, School of Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 Leeds Beckett University, School of Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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The Perceptual Control of Coordinated Rhythmic Movements
Skilled movements require learning to perceive task demands, and organising your actions to meet those demands. I use coordinated rhythmic movements as a model task in the lab to study the processes of skill acquisition and performance. Read more
Optimising health care information, encounters, and environments for minoritised ethnic groups
Minoritised ethnic groups experience health disparities and inequalities compared to numerical majority ethnic groups, including in cancer incidence and survival for some cancer types. Read more
Optimising cancer-related health care in the context of multimorbidity
Many long-term conditions (e.g., diabetes, mental illnesses, dementia) can adversely impact cancer-protective behaviours, including participation in routine cancer screening, prompt and effective help-seeking for potential cancer symptoms, and access to and engagement with optimal cancer treatment and supportive cancer care, including pain relief. Read more
Exploring the experiences and consequences of a food addiction label.
People living with obesity are highly stigmatised and this can have profound negative effects on their psychological and physical wellbeing, as well as impacting their ability to lose weight (e.g. Read more
Exploring power and freedom to consent to sexual activity in UK sugar dating arrangements
Sugar dating is a phenomenon referring to a dynamic between two people who agree to an exchange of company for compensation (Motyl, 2012). Read more
(Un)safety and ‘safety work’ in online sperm donation: Media representations, impacts and experiences
Online sperm donation (OSD) involves a person obtaining sperm from a donor that they have met online - via a “connection” website (e.g., Pride Angel) or social media site (e.g., Facebook) – to become pregnant (Taylor et al., 2022). Read more
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