Lecturer in Psychology
Teaching and supervision
I teach the following modules:
Stage One
Stage Two
Stage Three
Stage One
- PSY144 Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Stage Two
- PSY264 Psychology of Detection, Interviewing and the Criminal Trial
Stage Three
- PSY384 The Psychology of Serious and Violent Offending
- PSY391 Forensic Psychology in Practice
Research
My PhD entitled 'The impact of investigative interviews on rape victims: Towards a more effective framework for police investigators' specifically focused on how officers in England currently conduct such interviews. That included:
My work also focuses on how perceptions of sexual harassment are influenced by different factors.
- An exploration of officers' perceptions regarding the use and efficacy of rapport and empathy;
- An empirical review of police ABE interviews with rape victims, and;
- An exploration of rape victims' experiences of the investigative interview and what encouraged them to cooperate and engage during their respective interviews.
My work also focuses on how perceptions of sexual harassment are influenced by different factors.
I am also an Executive Committee member of the International Investigative Interviewing Research Group (iIIRG).