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Wrapping up my last working day before Christmas to the news that our Registered Report on the pedagogical impact of preregistration on student dissertations has now been published! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25…

🚨 Fully funded PhD alert 🚨 Topic: Why do people support or oppose gov policies? Location: Birmingham, UK Funding: fully funded with stipend (UK student only) Deadline: 1st April Start date: July Apply here: bit.ly/3O7Uudx With me, Charlotte Pennington and Prof. Jackie Blissett

Call for papers alert! 🚨 Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine invites submissions for an Article Collection on Registered Reports and Data Notes. Submit your work by 31/12/24. Questions? Connect with Editors @EJ_Norris & @ElaineToomey1 think.taylorandfrancis.com/article_collec…

Explore our new preprint "Demystifying Open Science in Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine: A Practical Guide to Registered Reports and Data Notes", aiming to address your questions on these paper formats: osf.io/preprints/psya…

An exciting PhD opportunity available!

Come and work with me in Stirling! Part time health psych/behavioural science job (closes Feb 18th). Building behaviour change content into an app to support skin checking in people with melanoma Please share. stir.ac.uk/about/work-at-…

One of two new PhD studentships in Psychology I’ll be collaborating on this coming year: this one with James Reynolds (@j-p-reynolds on bsky) and Charlotte Pennington come and work with us! jobs.ac.uk/search/employe…

📢📢 To what extent do people around the world trust scientists?🌍 We explored this question in 67 countries with a team of 239 researchers. Find out more about our project: tisp-manylabs.com The preprint of our main study is now available 👇 osf.io/preprints/osf/…

📢 #Postdoc/Research Associate vacancy in Behavioural #Epidemiology/Child Health/ #Risky #Play/ Digital Intervention development ☁️Join multi-disciplinary team at @mrc_epi at Cambridge University ⚙️18 mth fixed term/hybrid options 🚨Apply by 25/3: bit.ly/3T6zirb Pls RT 🙏

*Job Opportunity* Job title: Public Health Service Lead (Behavioural Science) 📍Hybrid/Birmingham 💷£49,498 - £61,269 ⏰10/3/24 Recruitment webinar👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/recruitment-… Advert👇 wmjobs.co.uk/job/189283/ser… Public Health jobs BSPHN BPS DHP Midlands Health Psychology Network (MHPN)

Are you a PhD student or recent grad committed to #OpenScience? Apply now for the EHPS Open Science SIG Student Award 2024! Win a €500 bursary! 🌟 Deadline: April 14! Don't miss out, check details here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

📢Funded PhD on representations of #neurodiversity in children's literature 📚❤️📚- supervised by Sarah Carrington & me Aston Institute of Health & Neurodevelopment (IHN) with Laura Pecora & Mark Stokes Deakin University Includes funded research visit to Melbourne, Australia! ☀️ bit.ly/Neurodiversity… aston.ac.uk/graduate-schoo…

Less than a week left! ⏳ Don't miss out on your last chance to apply for the EHPS OS SIG Student Award and win a €500 prize! Submit your application now! 🌟 European Health Psychology Society EHPS2024

Have your say in our City Centre Movement and Access strategy consultation. The strategy proposes a series of infrastructure and traffic management measures across the city centre (the area within the A4540 ring road). Find out more👉 orlo.uk/CCMA_jkFjj

We are running a meta-analysis of correlational data and an author has sent us HTMT values instead of Pearson's r values, and are saying that these are similar enough to use. I've never come across HTMT values, but this sounds wrong to me - anyone have any idea?

New paper with Prof. Jackie Blissett & James Reynolds (@j-p-reynolds on bsky): doi.org/10.1016/j.appe… We found that reducing the availability of higher energy menu options, and ordering menu options from low to high energy, were effective strategies for reducing the energy selected from a meal by adolescents

Research alert! Two of our Psychologists Dr C.Pennington and Dr J.Reynolds, have published a paper in Nature Climate Change as part of the TISP consortium: nature.com/articles/s4155…. They show that most people support climate policies and link extreme weather to climate change.