Clinical Psychology (Mental Health) (17)

 

Most recently added studies are near the top of the table.

Date added Study web link   Researchers & University (all universities in the UK unless stated otherwise) Study description
03.07.08 An Internet Study: The Relationships between Men's Self-reported Physical Attributes, Body Image, Self-esteem and Internet Dating Annabel Chan & Dr. Gerard Kennedy (Victoria University, Australia) To study the relationships between male perception of physical traits, body image, self-esteem and internet relationships. Please participate in the study if you're male; if not, do kindly pass the link on to your male friends
30.06.08 Managing your moods and emotions: What works? Sarah Buckingham (Swinburne University of Technology, Australia) This 15-20 min survey will provide an opportunity to reflect on the ways in which you relate to and manage your mood and emotional experiences.  The study is seeking to uncover links between one's relationship with their moods/emotions and well-being outcomes
11.06.08 Self and Relational Views Maria Day, Dr Michelle Luke, and Dr Lusia Stopa (University of Southampton) This study involves completing a variety of questionnaires about yourself and your relationships
04.05.08 Attitudes to thinking Helen Bolderston (University of Southampton School of Psychology) The aim of this study is to develop a questionnaire addressing a particular aspect of the thinking process
20.04.08 An Online Study into Creativity, Personality and Mood Gary Lee (University of Manchester) An interactive study looking at how mood and personality relate to creative thinking and reasoning (Computer must support sound)
31.01.08 Differentiation in Young Adult Relationships Jennifer Howes, MA (California School of Professional Psychology - Alliant International University , Los Angeles, USA) I am conducting my dissertation research on the level of differentiation of college-aged young adults (18-22yrs). Identifying elements of differentiation that differ in adults and young adults will aid in the development of targeted therapeutic interventions and will help delineate the arc of differentiation development across the lifespan
18.12.08 Follow-Up Survey on the Effects of Perfectionism and Psychache on Psychological Well Being Dr S.A. Rasmussen & Janet Ross (Stirling University). A shorter follow-up to the survey of the 8/11/07 to ensure that this research captures prevailing thoughts and feelings rather than a 'snap shot' on one occasion.
08.11.07 The effects of Perfectionism and Psychache on Psychological Well-being Dr S.A. Rasmussen & Janet Ross (Stirling University). This study will investigate the relationship between perfectionism, psychache (psychological pain) and well-being (depression, hopelessness, optimism and suicide ideation).
10.08.07 The Relationship between Attribution Styles and Helping Behaviour Georgina Fradgley & Profs. Bob
Remington & Sue Clarke (University of Southampton).		 This study is interested in the attributions we make about
other people’s problem behaviour. It involves completing a short online questionnaire that should take you approx 10 mins.
17.07.07 Trauma-Related Guilt and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder  C. Nina Schneider, MA and Joanne Davis, Ph.D.(University of Tulsa, USA). The purpose of the proposed study is to examine guilt associated with traumatic events. 
02.07.07 Delay Aversion Sylvia Clare, Suzannah Helps and Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke (University of Southampton). A normalisation of data for delay aversion.
30.05.06 Experiences of Seeking Online Support for Infertility Sumaira Malik (University of Nottingham). The purpose of this study is to investigate how individuals experiencing Infertility use online support groups/bulletin boards to cope with fertility problems. Individuals who have visited an online support network for fertility problems are invited to take part.
31.01.06 Is it because of damage to peer relationships?  The influence of childhood trauma on peer relationships and psychosis-proneness in the general population   Royal Holloway (University of London). The project investigates the link between childhood trauma, peer relationships and milder aspects of psychosis in a general population sample. This will allow us to ask some important questions about the links between specifics of traumatic experiences, specific psychotic-like traits, and the roles of peer support and dissociation. 
22.01.07 Dealing with Daily Problems Dr. Thomas Ehring (Bielefeld University, Germany). Investigation how people typically deal with daily problems. We hope that the results of this study will help us to improve the treatment for people who experience problems to cope with everyday problems
28.11.06 Investigating Mental Health Experiences and Aspects of Self-Injury   Stephen P. Lewis & Darcy A. Santor (Dalhousie University, Canada). We are interested in hearing from people who have and who have not self-harmed. We want to learn about people's experiences and why some people self-harm and others do not. The study is completely confidential and anonymous.
02.10.06 Avoidance and Impulsive behaviours Jess Kingston, Professor Bob Remington & Professor Sue Clarke (University of Southampton). The aim of this study is to investigate predictors of impulsive behaviours and takes approx. 30 minutes to complete.
19.06.05 Validating an Impulsive Behaviours Questionnaire Jess Kingston, Professor Bob Remington & Professor Sue Clarke (University of Southampton) The study aims to validate a composite scale of impulsive behaviours (e.g., smoking, drug use, self-harm etc.).
16.05.06 Personality and Appraisal Study Dr Steven Jones (University of Manchester) We are interested in people's beliefs regarding achievement and the thoughts that people have about themselves when experiencing low or high mood.