Current Research - Undergraduate Supervision

This year, I'm fortunate enough to be supervising a number of interesting projects. A few of these can be completed entirely online. I'm sure my students would be grateful if you have a few spare minutes to take part. Finally, if you chose to leave your email address at the end, we can keep you notified of the results!

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Perceptions towards everyday temporal experiences

Crime Anxiety

Where's the worst place to position a tattoo?

Attitudes towards video games

Exploring attitudes towards older adults

The Social Network

















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