The Department of Psychology hosts a research seminar series in which we invite colleagues to visit us and share their research. These seminars typically run on a Wednesday afternoon.
If you’re a student, member of staff or a visitor to Edge Hill, you are very welcome to attend. All we ask is that you confirm your attendance to any given seminar with our Admin Team at PsychologyAdmin@edgehill.ac.uk prior to the event.
Seminars usually take place in the Law and Psychology building in room LP 2.49 (top floor). The building is fully accessible and has a lift for access. For more details, please access our “How to find us” page or our campus map (we are building 7 on the map).
2019-2020 Seminars
2nd October 2019 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Dermot Lynott
Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Lancaster University
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
16th October 2019 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Joanne Meredith
Lecturer in Psychology, University of Wolverhampton
“Agree! Vote OUT!”: Discursive practices in Brexit discussions in online newspaper comment threads
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
6th November 2019 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Thomas Webb
Department of Psychology, University of Sheffield
Using psychology to understand why pet dogs become overweight
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
20th November 2019 (1:00-2:00pm) Prof Nick Donnelly
Professor of Psychology, Liverpool Hope University
Using visual perception research to enhance the detection of threats in public spaces
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
29th January 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Angel Tan
Psychology PhD Researcher, Edge Hill University
Using precision teaching to improve nursery staff proficiency in signing
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
5th February 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Simon Hunter
Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Strathclyde
Adolescent Screen Media Use and Psycho-Social Adjustment
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
19th February 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Prof Simon Liversedge
Professor of Psychology, University of Central Lancashire
Does lexical processing occur serially or in parallel in reading?
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
[CANCELLED] 4th March 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr John Michael
Assistant Professor in Department of Philosophy, Warwick University
Coordination and the Sense of Commitment
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
[CANCELLED] 4th March 2020 (2:00-3:00pm) Dr Thomas Wolf
Central European University
Joint Music-Making and Temporal Coordination in Joint Action
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
[CANCELLED] 11th March 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Prof Nick Hulbert-Williams
Professor of Behavioural Medicine, University of Chester
Title: TBC
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
[CANCELLED] 18th March 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Martin Graff
Reader in Psychology, University of South Wales
The Psychology of Romance in the Age of Smartphones
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
[CANCELLED] 1st April 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Dr Harry Farmer
University of Bath
Title: TBC
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
29th April 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Jess Pope
Psychology PhD Researcher, Edge Hill University
Psychological impact of cancers in adolescence and young adulthood
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
6th May 2020 (1:00-2:00pm) Prof Pamela Heaton
Professor of Psychology, Goldsmiths University
Title: TBC
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)
10th June 2020 (Time TBC) Ben Ford
Psychology PhD Researcher, Edge Hill University
Manipulating supra-individual factors in visual perspective taking
Room: LP 2.49 (Law and Psychology Building)