Lincoln School of Psychology News
On Saturday we packed up some of our equipment, some enthusiastic student volunteers and staff and headed out to Stanhope Hall in Horncastle, the head quarters of the local U3A. There we demonstrated some of the research we do, including GSR in emotion research, motor control and prism glasses, dog bite prevention, saccodometer and doppler,…
The November issue of National Geographic features research conducted in Morocco by members of the School of Psychology and fantastic pictures of the monkeys taken by Francisco Mingorance. Francisco is a Spanish photographer who has spent long hours with the monkeys to get the right picture!
Drs Kirsty Miller, Garry Wilson and Roger Bretherton, Senior Lecturers in Psychology, alongside James Ferrier, Hannah Pitt and Daniel Richardson, undergraduate students in Psychology, have won funding from the Fund for Educational Development, awarded by EDEU, for their project “Optimising 1st year – students’ expectations and student engagement.” Their project aims to address the relationship…
Psychology research exploring aspects of human behaviour ranging from how our memory works to the ways we interact with animals, will be showcased to the public this weekend in a roadshow by the University of Lincoln, UK. In partnership with the Horncastle U3A (University of the Third Age), the roadshow aims to give people of…
Prof Todd Hogue has been invited to deliver the opening keynote at the 7th Cracow Conference of Psychology and Law on “The use of cognitive measures and in particular eye-tracking to measure and assess sexual offence related sexual interest”.