Doctoral College: Recent submissions
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Theories of addiction and their clinical implications
(University of Exeter Psychology, 8 August 2024)SYSTEMATIC REVIEW TITLE The impact of the disease model of addiction on the self-perception and recovery potential of substance users: A systematic review ABSTRACT Scientific discourse about addiction might have ... -
Rethinking The Concept of ‘Hybrid Warfare’: A Revisionist Perspective
(University of Exeter Strategy and Security Institute, 12 August 2024)The spectre of ‘hybrid warfare’ has haunted the Western world for nearly a decade. However, more than hybrid warfare itself, the widely held assumptions surrounding hybrid warfare make it seem extensively ominous. The ... -
LITERATURE REVIEW: Can Photography-Based Interventions Enhance Wellbeing in Non-Clinical Populations: A Narrative Synthesis.EMPIRICAL PAPER: A Picture of Wellness: Comparing the Effects of Mindful Photography in Nature to Guided Meditation in Nature on Psychological Wellbeing – a Mixed Methods Study.
(University of Exeter Health and Life Sciences, 30 July 2024)Literature review: Background: Positive psychological interventions such as photography are increasingly being used to enhance wellbeing within clinical and non-clinical populations. Photography has been shown to have ... -
Exploring the experiences of social identity and group processes for children and young people with neurodisability
(University of Exeter Psychology, 29 July 2024)The prevalence of neurodisability in children and young people (CYP) is high and can result in significant social impairment and social identity adjustment. Drawing on the social identity approach and the social cure ... -
Older women navigating age stigma: strategies and outcomes
(University of Exeter Psychology, 5 August 2024)Ageism is widespread and is detrimental to wellbeing. Since age discrimination is typically predicated on how a person looks, women often seek to avoid it by concealing their stigmatised aged appearance. This may be ...