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Personal profile
Personal Statement
My background is in psychology and my interests include work psychology and organisational behaviour, risk perception and communication, automatic processing, implicit measurement, priming, emotion, and decision making. I also have a particular interest in method development which forms the basis of my thesis.
I currently teach (or have previously taught) several subjects within the HRM department including Work Psychology, Advanced Organisational Behaviour, Introductory Statistics, Research Methods, and the Psychology of Risk. I am also involved in developing materials for a new MSc in Psychology (with Business), in conjunction with the department of Psychology.
Research Interests
- Work Psychology and Organizational Behaviour.
- Risk perception and communication.
- Automatic processing and implicit measurement.
- Priming, emotion, and decision making.
Expertise & Capabilities
- Psychology of Risk
- Implicit Meaurement
- Quantitative Methods and Analysis
Teaching Interests
- Work & Organisational Psychology.
- Work Psychology for HRM.
- Data Analysis (Introductory Statistics).
- Quantitative Methods (Questionnaire Design).
- Foundations of Risk, Psychology of Risk.
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Projects
- 1 Finished
Scottish ESRC Doctoral Training Centre DTG 2011 | McCarthy, Joseph Anthony
Burns, C., Revie, M. & McCarthy, T.
ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council)
1/10/12 → 10/03/17
Project: Research Studentship - Internally Allocated
Research Output
- 1 Conference contribution book
Implicit and explicit risk perception, affect, and trust: an investigation of food "traffic lights"
McCarthy, T., Burns, C. & Revie, M., 20 Mar 2014, Proceedings of the Risk Perception and Response Conference. Boston, USAResearch output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution book
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Thesis
Measuring risk perception and risk-taking behaviour when driven by automatic cognitive processing: the development of new methods
Author: McCarthy, J. A., 10 Mar 2017Supervisor: Burns, C. (Supervisor) & Revie, M. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis