Doctoral College: Recent submissions
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A qualitative exploration of psychoanalytically-oriented psychotherapists’ subjectivity in relation to money-matters and the implications thereof on the analytic process
(University of Exeter Psychology, 8 August 2024)This study examined UK-based psychoanalytically-oriented psychotherapists’ subjectivity in relation to money-matters and the implications thereof on the analytic process. Since the therapist’s fees are integral to the ... -
Social and ecological feasibility of a European wildcat Felis silvestris reintroduction
(University of Exeter Environment, Science and Economy, 29 July 2024)The restoration of species is increasingly seen as important for conservation though it is often contentious. To be delivered successfully, species reintroductions require in-depth knowledge and effective planning and ... -
Neuromechanical Patterns Underlying Chronic Ankle Instability
(University of Exeter Sport and Health Sciences, 12 August 2024)Lateral ankle sprain is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries among physically active populations. Chronic ankle instability (CAI) can develop following a substantial ankle sprain and has a high prevalence rate. ... -
The Effects of Fatigue on Manual Dexterity
(University of Exeter Sport and Health Sciences, 19 August 2024)Humans are uniquely adept at manipulating objects in their environment. Our ability to use our hands for dextrous skilled movements is unique in the animal kingdom and fundamental for us to successfully perform a myriad ... -
A Systematic Literature Review of Mental Health and Wellbeing Determinants Among Young Adults Prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Exploring Wellbeing Amongst UK Adults Following the Abolishment of Legal COVID-19 Restrictions
(University of Exeter Psychology, 12 August 2024)This thesis contains a systematic literature review exploring mental health and wellbeing (MHW) determinants identified among young adults from high-income, western countries prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. A systematic ...