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Research projects

Read about the latest research conducted by the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology.

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Project SAFE YOU

Assessing the prevalence of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) in recreational and competitive sports, and the psychological risk factors of their use.

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Men and women training at the gym using rowing machines.

Projects

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Support for Inter-Parental Communication

Evaluating a therapy for parents to improve their communication.

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PHW

Influenza and Covid-19 uptake in NHS employees

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Living alone with dementia

Living alone with dementia

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Simple online intervention to increase active travel

Simple online intervention to increase active travel

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CFHealthHub

Developing and an intervention to support adherence to treatment of Cystic Fibrosis.

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A set of objects of different sizes, shapes and materials used in the interactive objects research project.

Interactive objects

Understanding why we like to touch some objects more than others.

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Athlete jumping over hurdles on an Olympic track.

Wellbeing of retired athletes

Developing an intervention to support elite athletes as they transition out of elite sport.

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Self-help in improving relationships

Self help for Improving Relationships

Quality relationships with loved ones are crucial to mental and physical health but maintaining healthy, happy, and positive romantic relationships can be challenging

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Reducing dental anxiety in children

We have developed the first evidence-based, self-help CBT guide to reduce this.

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