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opportunity to be part of a new Wellcome Trust funded Discovery Award to examine prediction of clinical outcome in anxiety. A key psychological mechanism that maintains anxiety is the tendency to generate
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been developed by the King’s Maudsley Partnership for Children and Young People – a partnership between King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, South London & Maudsley
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criteria 1. Good degree in Psychology or relevant discipline, or equivalent experience 2. Clinical or research work with children, adolescents and/or adults 3. Knowledge of acquiring research
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, with staff drawn variously from economics, sociology, social policy, demography, psychology, anthropology and social statistics. We promote problem-solving interdisciplinary research on particular themes
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and psychology; as well as pathway qualifications in English language and other modern foreign languages. Salary range: from £31,146 to £36,887 per annum (dependent on skills, experience and
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is a specialist mental health Trust, providing a full range of over 30 mental health services and psychological therapies for children and their families, young people and adults. The Trust is also
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, psychology, sociology, epidemiology or statistics) along with experience in planning and developing independent, original, significant and rigorous contributions to your subject area and publishing empirical
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into the psychological impact of the condition and the treatments available for it. The overarching aim of this project is to improve the lived experience of those with nystagmus. The specific aims are: To evaluate
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aspirations. Our study areas include business and management; liberal studies and humanities; fashion and design; film, media and performance; psychotherapy and psychology; as well as pathway qualifications in
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student education. We are methodologically and disciplinarily diverse, with faculty in sociology, anthropology, international relations, political science, statistics, economics, social psychology, social