Behavioural science

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The present study introduces a covert eye-tracking procedure as an innovative approach to investigate the adequacy of research …

We will use the BIG voucher to help the Create4MentalHealth charity grow and apply behavioural science to better understand what works best to engage youth with mental health issues to seek support using social media.

We use self-determination theory to extend the conceptual understanding of flu vaccine hesitancy among health professionals. The scale …

Karis won the 2020 Raymond S. Nickerson Award for the best paper in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied.

Rates of flu vaccination among healthcare professionals often remain lower than recommended guidelines. We tested whether …

This research programme aims to better understand the levels of autonomous drive towards vaccination and vaccination advocacy among health care professionals.

This research programme focuses on the cognitive and emotive processes which underpin behaviour, judgements of risk and uncertainty, risk-taking, and decision-making.

To develop a practical taxonomy to organise the myriad possible root causes of a gap in vaccination coverage rates, we performed a …