Options list
This is a list of the options offered in each block in the 2024/25 academic year.
Descriptions of each topic can be found via the menu.
PSYC601 Block A
Nerissa Ho – Feeling the world: From emotions to thoughts and behaviours
Zahra Hussain – Deeper insight into human judgements: Sensitivity versus bias
Sean James Fallon – Beyond reward: Dopamine and its role in shaping human life
Jon May – Craving and addiction
Liam Cross – Social cognition in action
PSYC601 Block B
Michael Verde - Memory and false memory
Gray Atherton - Neurodevelopmental conditions: Theories and practice
Phil Gee and Joanna Newbolt - Animal behaviour
PSYC602 Block A
Caroline Floccia – How do children learn to talk?
Gustav Kuhn – The misdirected mind
Chris Berry – Memory, amnesia, and awareness
Julien Besle – Cognitive neuroscience of hearing
Farid Pazhoohi - Attractiveness: Why, what and how?
PSYC602 Block B
Deanna Gallichan – Clinical psychology for people with learning disabilities
Jon Rhodes – Sports psychology
Karol Nedza – Psychology of motivation and behaviour change
PSYC603 Block A
Matt Hudson – Social cognitive neuroscience: From evolution to public health
Stephen Hall - Drugs, the brain and behaviour
Mark Tarrant – Group membership, social identity and health: Is there such a thing as a “social cure”?
Julie Ji – Harnessing the human imagination
Mila Mileva – First impressions
PSYC603 Block B
Denis Tatone – Sociologists in the crib: How infants represent social relations
Nicholas Troop – Body image
Sophie Homer – Foundations of clinical psychology
PSYC604 Block A
Raff Calitri – Group-based rehabilitation and interventions: A practical focus on their design and evaluation
Clare Walsh – Mind-wandering and imagination
Patricia Kanngiesser – Social norms
Jan Woike – How to make good decisions
Andrea Pisauro – Psychology of AI and mental health in human-robot interaction
PSYC604 Block B
Jaysan Charlesford – Reducing prejudice
Kayleigh Wyles – Psychology and the natural world
Chris Mitchell – Counselling and psychotherapy