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Paper in Neuropsychopharmacology discusses human vigour in relation to environmental rewards
Description
Ulrik Beierholm has contributed to a paper titled 'Dopamine Modulates Reward-Related Vigor', published in Neuropsychopharmacology on 18th February 2013.
Date:
22/04/2013
Selective Attention and Awareness Laboratory leads new study into out-of-body experiences: volunteers needed
Description
University of Birmingham scientists are looking for volunteers who have had out-of-body experiences to come forward and be involved in a new study which seeks to identify the scientific causes behind these bizarre phenomena.
Date:
28/03/2013
Over-egging the chocolate this Easter: why you should always keep an eye on what you are eating
Description
Research in the School of Psychology suggests that 'attentive eating' affects how much people choose to eat. A paper published recently by the research team in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition took an overview of research on attentive eating and concluded that encouraging people to eat more attentively could aid appetite control.
Date:
28/03/2013
Jackie Blissett to feature on Horizon programme about taste
Description
In the forthcoming Horizon programme 'The Truth About Taste', Jackie Blissett will be discussing some of the reasons why children like some foods and dislike others, how this changes as they move from infancy to adulthood, and some of the psychological processes involved in our development of food likes and dislikes.
Date:
26/03/2013
PhD students organise Weight Stigma and Health conference
Description
PhD students Angela Meadows and Sara Tookey are running a multidisciplinary conference on the subject of Weight Stigma and Health.
Date:
22/03/2013
Doctoral Researcher Teresa da Silva contributes a chapter to the first text on Multiple Perpetrator Rape
Description
Teresa da Silva, a doctoral research student working in the Centre for Forensic and Criminological Psychology under the supervision of Dr Jessica Woodhams and Dr Leigh Harkins, has contributed a chapter entitled "Multiple Perpetrator Rape as an international phenomenon" to the Handbook on the Study of Multiple Perpetrator Rape published on the 5th of March 2013.
Date:
18/03/2013
Steve Mayhew and Andy Bagshaw awarded grant for collaborative project with University of Nottingham
Description
Drs Steve Mayhew (pictured right) and Andy Bagshaw (pictured left) have been awarded £39,840 by the Birmingham-Nottingham Strategic Collaboration Fund to develop a collaborative project entitled ' Birmingham-Nottingham multimodal neuroimaging alliance: Understanding spatio-temporal brain network dynamics'.
Date:
18/03/2013
Forthcoming first text on Multiple Perpetrator Rape
Description
Handbook on the Study of Multiple Perpetrator Rape, edited by Dr Jessica Woodhams and Professor Miranda Horvath, is the first text to be compiled regarding this type of sexual violence which has been so prominent in international news recently.
Date:
28/02/2013
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