Brilliant new resource from Abbie Jordan from Psychology at Bath Bath Centre for Pain Research and colleagues - #pain in children and young people
Check it out 👇👇

New paper! People with #CRPS de-prioritise visual information from the whole affected side of the body. e.g. upper limb CRPS patients deprioritise visual info about the affected arm AND the (unnaffected) leg on the same body side, etc dovepress.com/reduced-visuos…

Great evening Topping & Company Booksellers of Bath for our JKP Books ‘Illustrated Guide to Clinical Psychology’ book launch on Thursday - joined by lots of the University of Bath Psychology at Bath community and others with Catherine Butler Juliet Young (she/her)

Congratulations to Adam Hahn for winning the John Willis award which recognises outstanding members of staff for their commitment to pastoral care, contribution to teaching and accomplishment in research 🎉

According to a new report, half of all NHS employees report an increase in stress and low morale.

Dr Andrew Weyman discusses the findings of his report on NHS staff retention in the wake of COVID-19. ⬇️

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Psychology at Bath IPR

Check out our newest feature article on #interdisciplinary tensions and opportunities in #neurodiversity research, now out in eLife - the journal!

By Jola Layinka, Luca Hargitai, Punit Shah, Lucy Waldren, & Florence Leung

doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

🤔 Wondered how to incorporate policy engagement and impact in your research? Want an insight into what kind of work psychologists can do when it comes to policy? See interview here by IPR and check out their brilliant resources Psychology at Bath

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📣New study led by former Psychology at Bath MSc student Sarah Koerner published in Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (@RCAP_Editor): 'Does the Relationship between Age and Brain Structure Differ in Youth with Conduct Disorder?' #openaccess
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📢 A new IPR report by Andrew Weyman, Richard Glendinning, Deborah Roy (Psychology at Bath), Rachel O'Hara and Joanne Coster (@SCHARRSheffield) puts the spotlight on staffing in the #NHS . Read more 👉 buff.ly/3UdhTh5

Delighted to share this systematic review on factors associated with delayed discharge from psychiatric inpatient care led by Ashley Teale for her DClinPsy Psychology at Bath rdcu.be/dD6HI

🚨Four years ago around this time we began collecting data on the psychological experiences of the most vulnerable groups during the #COVID19 pandemic: those invited to #shield

This thread is about what we've done since, while over >500k have continued to #shield

A thread...🧵

📺 New research from the Department of Psychology (Psychology at Bath) suggests that adolescent programmes and films on Netflix often show misleading depictions of pain.

Find out more below. ⬇️
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Have you read our latest CAST report? 📝

Watch the short animation summarising our 5 key messages from 5 years of research: youtu.be/vhbvlLlZlAc?fe…

A big thank you to Motion Manor - The Animation & Illustration Studio who illustrated the report and produced the animation 📽️

Read the report: cast.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…

👉🏼Facilitating transitions:Guiding principles for #communitybased tool+app development for youth with #VisionImpairment 👈🏻Today at the #AppliedVisionAssociationMeeting in Loughborough University, tried to unlock new frontiers in #VisionResearch 🧐
Michael J. Proulx Psychology at Bath University of Bath

Was pleased to have the opportunity to talk to bbc radio Somerset and Greatest Hits Radio about this this week thanks to University of Bath News Psychology at Bath

2 years later, and this paper is a published reality! As someone who identifies as BAME and was deterred from pursuing the #DClinPsy due to the barriers, this is an important topic that is close to my heart. Some important take-home messages ⬇️

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The #CASTShowcase is now underway 🙌

We kicked off the day by hearing from our CAST Director Prof. Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE reflecting on 5 years of research on climate action.

“The more you bring people into decision making about climate change, the more effective it’s likely to be.”

Today we are bringing you Dr Jo Daniels’s 5 Top Tips for policymaker engagement! 🥳

Dr Jo Daniels is our #REACHHub spotlighted team member this month & is currently on a research sabbatical from University of Bath to engage policymakers in work into #emergencymedicine & #retention #PiPP

Wonder about robots and blame? Read this Phys.org coverage of work by Rael Dawtry EssexPsychology & Mitchell Callan Psychology at Bath! After an accident, labeling 🤖 as 'autonomous' lead to perceptions as agentic & blameworthy, compared to 'machines'

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