Lincoln School of Psychology News
Lamine Mohamed Benrabah, a MRes student working on a joint project run by the Schools of Psychology and of Life Sciences, has been awarded a prestigious conservation grant from the Primate Society of Great Britain. This grant will fund a second season of data collection to estimate the size of the population of Barbary macaques…
PhD student Craig Harper’s presentation at the BPS Annual Conference 2014 (held at the ICC, Birmingham), “Representations of Sexual Crime in the British National Press” was picked up by The Psychologist magazine in its reporting of the conference. Craig’s talk looked at press representations of crime rates and the linguistic processes used by the national…
“One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” ― Bob Marley Two of our psychology graduands have brought music into the lives of the residents at two Lincoln senior residences, which has had a positive impact on their mood and well-being. Charlotte Clark and Jessica Roebuck-Slaney, who both worked as…
Congratulations to our second year student Ben Holloway! Ben has been awarded a competitive scholarship to work at the University of Bielefeld this summer on a project studying Manual action and planning.
Single men are perceived to be significantly more competent than their married counterparts, according to new research by PhD student Mariana Pinho. The revealing study was conducted to shed light on the gender belief system and its implications for the social judgement of individuals, based on their marital status and sexual orientation. The results revealed…