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Nada Alshehrinhaalshehri1@sheffield.ac.ukThe effect of the flipped classroom strategy on the academic achievement and working memory of sixth graders at a primary school in Taif.
Abdulilah Bakhshaabakhsh1@sheffield.ac.ukCognitive Control Training in improving emotional regulation and executive functions in individuals with borderline personality Traits and Self-Injury.
Kirsten Brownkmbrown3@sheffield.ac.ukHow does the social environment shape the development and experience of persecutory and threat-related beliefs?
Rosie Buhaenkorebuhaenko1@sheffield.ac.ukWhat do effect sizes mean in real terms? Benchmarking effect sizes in behavioural research Project advertised by Dr Harriet Baird and Prof Tom Webb working alongside the team working on the BR-UK project.
Anna Buttersabutters1@sheffield.ac.ukHow do heavy drinkers make enduring changes to their drinking behaviour after taking part in "Dry January?"
Bod Cantwellbcantwell1@sheffield.ac.ukEmotional Processing issues with ADHD.
Anda-Bianca Ciocirlanabciocirlan1@sheffield.ac.ukExploring a holistic approach to pro-environmental behaviour.
Joao Craveirojpdcraveiro1@sheffield.ac.ukThe development of a tool using AI to help support academics who struggle with maintaining their normal work output, due to mental health problems or other conditions which do not allow them to work normally during I
Luthfi Dahriyantolfdahriyanto1@sheffield.ac.ukUsing the Behaviour Change Wheel to Identify Problem and Potential Strategy to Develop School/Campus-Based Pro-Environmental Behaviour Program.
Heather Dugganhduggan1@sheffield.ac.ukDeveloping a Brief Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy for Underweight Eating Disorders.
Ian Edwardsiedwards1@sheffield.ac.ukImpulsive Control in a Road Safety Setting.
William Garveywfgarvey1@sheffield.ac.ukUnderstanding and measuring individual differences in attentional control.
Dirk Goldschmittdgoldschmitt1@sheffield.ac.ukPsychedelic drugs and serotonergic modulation of functional connectivity in cortical microcircuit.
Hazel Gordonhcgordon1@sheffield.ac.ukInforming citizens - effects of imprints on digital political advertising.
James Halljrehall1@sheffield.ac.ukUnderstand the underlying mechanisms of mechanotransduction.
Alicia Hallidayajbhalliday1@sheffield.ac.ukLinking microscale and macroscale changes in brain activity under the influence of psychedelics.
Eleanor Hydeerahyde1@sheffield.ac.ukEffects of playing action videogames on cognitive performance.
Eleanor Jacksonefjackson1@sheffield.ac.ukAutism, ADHD and sensory processing.
Kirsty Johnstonekljohnstone1@sheffield.ac.ukThe gestural misinformation effect in relation to the eyewitness paradigm.
Anna Kamardinaakamardina1@sheffield.ac.ukDepression and Anxiety Trajectory Profiling as a Way to Improve Psychological Intervention Effectiveness for the Student Population.
Rhianne Kileyrkiley1@sheffield.ac.ukThe impact of language on public understanding and patient experience of head and neck cancers.
Elisabeth Knightedknight2@sheffield.ac.ukinteraction of visual working memory with sensorimotor modalities.
LLywelyn Leelmtlee1@sheffield.ac.ukCellular mechanisms of neurovascular coupling in health and ageing.
Yingyixue Leiylei22@sheffield.ac.ukThe malfunction of coalitional cognition may be related to an impairment of theory of mind (ToM).
Kristenn Leporcherkasleporcher1@sheffield.ac.ukIntegrating longitudinal insights and counselling outcomes for a comprehensive perspective of student mental health.
Luca Martinellilmartinelli1@sheffield.ac.ukPersonalised Psychotherapy Interventions for Occupational Stress and Burnout.
Xavier McNallyxlmcnally1@sheffield.ac.ukEmpowering People to Live More Sustainably.
Liam McSweeneylpmcsweeney1@sheffield.ac.ukWhat can self-connected neurons do? A unifying theory of autaptic neural function in invertebrates and mammals.
James Myersjacmyers1@sheffield.ac.ukModelling cognitive decline: large data in psychology and medical sciences.
Rebecca Nichollsrcnicholls1@sheffield.ac.ukUnderstanding how therapy works for eating disorders.
Shannon O'Connorsmoconnor1@sheffield.ac.ukNeurotransmitters, brain blood flow and functional brain imaging signals.
Amy Otteramotter1@sheffield.ac.ukAdvancing Personalised Care: treatment selection and outcome prediction research.
Michael Panmcpan1@sheffield.ac.ukEmotion Regulation and Family Functioning.
Lilith Robertslcjroberts2@sheffield.ac.ukConfrontation of weight stigma and weight-based prejudice in healthcare and public health contexts.
Dominic Roedroe3@sheffield.ac.ukIdentifying the neural processes underlying skilled anticipation in sport.
Ankita Sehrawatasehrawat1@sheffield.ac.ukWeight Stigma and Health Behaviours.
Wen Shaowshao8@sheffield.ac.ukNetwork analysis in bipolar patients.
Laura Shepherdlmshepherd2@sheffield.ac.ukPredicting appearance concerns following burn injuries and development of an early intervention.
Rahul Sidhursidhu2@sheffield.ac.ukTwo diseases, one brain: The effects of cardiovascular disease on the speed, progression and severity of Alzheimer's Disease.
Georgia Smithgmsmith5@sheffield.ac.ukUnderstanding and Measuring Psychological Distress in Autistic University Students.
Ioanna Sofia Spentzaisspentza1@sheffield.ac.ukFactors affecting everyday problem solving skills in older adults.
Katie Taylorkdtaylor1@sheffield.ac.ukStudying neural activity in Alcohol use disorder for devising new treatments.
Vesko Varbanovvrvarbanov1@sheffield.ac.ukSensory processing in Autism Spectrum Conditions and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Runchong Wangrwang102@sheffield.ac.ukNeuronal coupling across spatiotemporal scales and dimensions of cortical population activity.
Rosemary Wareham O'Brienrapwareham-obrien1@sheffield.ac.ukWhat happens during early parent-child interaction for deaf children?
Dian Widyasaridwidyasari1@sheffield.ac.ukReducing internalizing problems among Indonesian adolescents through school-based peer-led problem-solving skill training programs.
Molly Willismwillis1@sheffield.ac.ukHow do parents mitigate the impact of social inequality on childhood outcomes: A mixed method approach.
Abi Wylieacwyllie1@sheffield.ac.ukInvestigating the effects of meal timing for weight loss in adolescents with overweight or obesity.

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