Outputs (1043)

The future role of health psychology (1994)
Journal Article

Teaching & training in health psychology (1994)
Journal Article

Towards a core curriculum in health psychology (1994)
Journal Article

Social interaction skills training for the disfigured (1994)
Journal Article

Aerobic exercise and type a behaviour (1994)
Journal Article

The Type A behaviour pattern is a well-documented, if controversial, risk factor for coronary heart disease. Surprisingly, relatively little work has been reported on ways of modifying this behaviour pattern. Aerobic exercise, with its demonstrated b... Read More about Aerobic exercise and type a behaviour.

"Tolerance" and exercise dependance (1993)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Training in health psychology (1993)
Journal Article

Counselling and disfigurement (1991)
Book Chapter

Health psychology and the National Health Service (1991)
Journal Article

Group stress management programmes versus pharmacological treatment for the irritable bowel syndrome (1991)
Report

The social psychology of facial appearance (1988)
Book

The effects of facial disfigurement on social interaction (1986)
Journal Article

Developmental aspects of stereotyping of the facially disfigured (1986)
Journal Article

A preliminary study of the potential of social skills for improving the quality of social interaction for the facially disfigured (1986)
Journal Article

The Effect of Facial Disfigurement on the Proxemic Behavior of the General Public (1982)
Journal Article

The personal space afforded to a disfigured or nondisfigured confederate by 450 pedestrians in a busy street was measured. In Condition 1, the confederate had a birthmark under the right eye (permanent disfigurement). In Condition 2, this was replace... Read More about The Effect of Facial Disfigurement on the Proxemic Behavior of the General Public.

Costing the invisible: A review of the evidence examining the links between body image, aspirations, education and workplace confidence
Preprint / Working Paper

Throughout the world, girls and women are interested in their looks. What has been perceived as an enjoyable part of life is however imbued with negative economic and psychological costs which are rarely calculated. International studies confirm the... Read More about Costing the invisible: A review of the evidence examining the links between body image, aspirations, education and workplace confidence.

The role of psychological inflexibility in the tripartite influence model for women: A single body image inflexibility pathway to disordered eating behaviours
Thesis

This study was conducted by conceptualising, designing and implementing new knowledge at the forefront of body image inflexibility (a construct derived from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)) and disordered eating. The study design was adjusted... Read More about The role of psychological inflexibility in the tripartite influence model for women: A single body image inflexibility pathway to disordered eating behaviours.

A qualitative study using photo-elicitation to explore the experiences of families at burn camp
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Aims: To use photo-elicitation to explore the experiences of children with a burn injury and their families attending a family burn camp.

Introduction: Burns camps aim to provide children with a fun and supportive environment, in which they carry... Read More about A qualitative study using photo-elicitation to explore the experiences of families at burn camp.

New technologies in burn care: A clinical psychologist’s perspective of opportunities for advancing psychosocial care
Other

British Burn Association 2017 Laing Essay Prize Winner

Does appearance matter?
Presentation / Conference Contribution