psychology research institute - University of Ulster

PSYCHOLOGYRESEARCH INSTITUTEANNUAL REPORT1 AUGUST 2005 - 31 JULY 2006

PSYCHOLOGYRESEARCH INSTITUTEANNUAL REPORT1 August 2005 – 31 July 2006http://www.science.ulster.ac.uk/psyri/Welcome to the Psychology Research Institute at the University of Ulster. The Institute operates tosupport research carried out by individual researchers within our three recognised research groupsBehavioral Neuroscience, Peace and Conflict and Health Psychology on the Coleraine and Mageecampuses. Researchers within the Institute have attracted external funding of over 3 million poundssince 2001 from the BBSRC; ESRC; EPSRC; The Wellcome Trust; The National Institute of Health: TheTempleton and Russell Sage Foundations and other government and charitable sources.State of the art experimental facilities have been purpose built to support our behavioural neuroscienceresearchers and a SRIF 3 funded upgrade of human experimental facilities will commence in 2006. Anactive group of postgraduate students plays a fundamental part in our ongoing research programmes.

PSYCHOLOGYRESEARCH INSTITUTEANNUAL REPORT(1 AUGUST 2005 - 31 JULY 2006)CONTENTSPage No1. Foreword by the Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research and Innovation) 32. Foreword by the Director of the Research Institute 43. Research Institute Members 54. Research Students 65. Research Publications 86. Research Funding 307. Indicators of Esteem 318. Contacts 39

1. FOREWORD BY THE PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR(RESEARCH AND INNOVATION)‘Excellence, Innovation and Regional Engagement.’ Thisis the phrase that summarizes the objectives ofthe University of Ulster and was derived throughinstitution-wide consultation in the past academicyear. All three parts are highly relevant to researchand, together with the specific core objective to‘undertake excellent research in selected areas of activity’,make it clear that research is, and will continue to be,a highly prized activity of the University.When our 17 Research Institutes were establishedin the 2004-05 academic year those staff colleagueswith research outputs of the highest quality were designated as members. Overtime the number of members has increased, and the research resources ofthe University are increasingly focussed on meeting their needs. Additionallymechanisms have been put in place across all institutes to ensure the targetedsupport of colleagues at earlier stages in research careers who have the potentialto emerge as significant researchers in their own right. Our Research Instituteswill be supported to achieve longevity and establish a reputation amongst externalpeers, research funders and research users.This first Annual Report documents a significant body of work much of which isinternationally significant. As a reader, you may be a member of another researchinstitution, perhaps seeking to collaborate with UU, or perhaps you are a graduate,or soon-to-be graduate, considering postgraduate research as a starting-point inyour career, or perhaps you are involved in the private sector. You may even havebeen responsible for funding some of the research, or you are seeking solutions orexpertise to solve a problem. Whatever your perspective, I hope that the materialcontained in this Annual Report will be useful and informative. The precise workunderway in an institute may change with time, as will the Institute’s membership,and annual reports will be one mechanism through which this evolution will betracked.I commend each colleague whose achievements are documented in this reportfor the excellence of her/his work and I assure every reader of the University’scontinuing commitment to supporting the achievement of excellence.Professor Bernie Hannigan3

2. FOREWORD BY THERESEARCH INSTITUTE DIRECTOR“Psychology now heads the University league table inobtaining research council money”This year has been an important one for our research institute, and I would liketo take this opportunity to highlight a number of developments and significantachievements by Institute staff. One of the most important indicators of a healthyresearch environment is its ability to attract new staff. We have been fortunateto recruit five young research active staff to our Magee campus who will takeup post this summer: Dr Edel Ennis, Dr Elizabeth Simpson, Dr Adele McKinney,Dr Michael Gordon and Dr Andrea Campbell. These appointments combinedwith permanent posts for Karen Kirby and Dr Anne Tracey will strengthen ourresearch capacity. Our postgraduate numbers continue to grow steadily with newMasters programmes swelling these numbers. These young researchers contributestrongly to our research environment and the work of our research groups.The Peace and Conflict group has been strengthened by the addition of threeexperienced researchers Professor Gillian Robinson, Director of INCORE andProfessor Owen Hargie and Dr David Dickson from the School of Communication.Their addition significantly strengthens our multidisciplinary approach and jointwork with colleagues in the group is already underway.Work is underway on our SRIF 3 upgrade of experimental facilities, which willsee new laboratory facilities and equipment in human experimental psychologysupporting the work of our Health Psychology, Peace and Conflict and BehaviouralNeuroscience groups. The movement of staff this summer from our Jordanstowncampus to the Magee and Coleraine campuses, while a painful transition forcolleagues, will complete psychology’s reorganisation onto two campuses. Thisreorganisation has placed an additional burden on research active staff, and Iwould like to pay tribute to those staff on the Coleraine and Magee campuseswho have kept research alive while teaching large numbers of students.The Institute has worked hard to make grant money a key research objective forall research staff. I am pleased to report that Psychology now heads the Universityleague table in obtaining research council money. This is an excellent achievementand is driven by our three research group leaders Professor Brendan Bunting,Professor Ed Cairns and Professor Julian Leslie who continue to lead by examplein attracting research funding. Professor Gillian Robinson’s recent 3.4 million ESRCaward, should help us top the league table again in 2007- well done Gillian!Professor Maurice StringerDirector of Psychology Research Institute4

3. RESEARCH INSTITUTE MEMBERS: 1 AUGUST 2005 – 31 JULY 2006Surname Forename Title PositionAdamson Gary Dr Lecturer in PsychologyBones Robert Dr Lecturer in PsychologyBunting Brendan Prof Professor of PsychologyCairns Samuel Prof Professor of PsychologyCoyle Kieran Dr Lecturer in Cognitive PsychologyDickson David Dr Senior LecturerGiles Melanie Dr Senior LecturerHargie Owen Prof Professor of CommunicationHarrison Simon Dr Senior LecturerKeenan Michael Dr Senior LecturerKim Eun-Mee Dr Lecturer in NeurobiologyLeslie Julian Prof Professor of PsychologyLewis Christopher Dr Senior LecturerLiddell Christine Prof Professor of PsychologyMallett John Dr Lecturer in PsychologyMcCann Siobhan Dr Lecturer in PsychologyMcClenahan Caroline Dr Lecturer in PsychologyMcConville Christopher Dr LecturerMcLernon Frances Dr Lecturer in PsychologyMillar Robert Dr Academic StaffO’Hare Eugene Dr Senior Lecturer in Behavioural BiologyO’Hora Denis Dr Lecturer in Behaviour AnalysisRae Gordon Prof Professor of PsychologyRobinson Gillian Prof Director of IncoreShevlin Mark Dr Senior LecturerStringer Maurice Prof Director of Research Institute5

4. Research Students: 1 August 2005 – 31 July 2006NameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginCarragher, NatachaBehaviour epidemiology and mental healthDEL UUNorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginCarty, GailEffective nonverbal communication skills (Facial expressions)between the deaf and hearingDEL UUNorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginCassidy, MargueriteBehavioural epidemiology and mental health in NI.Self or parentRepublic of IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginClegg, MauriceAttitudes toward the PSNI and Police Training in Northern IrelandPSNINorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginDoherty, SallyBehavioural epidemiology of mental health.Self or parentRepublic of IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginDoran, JacquelineThe psychology of eating disorders: Possible moderating and mediating factorsVice Chancellor’s Research StudentshipNorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginEllis, KathleenThe impact of domestic, community and political violence on children in NI.DEL UUNorthern Ireland6

NameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMcBride, OrlaBehaviour epidemiology and mental health.Vice Chancellor’s Research StudentshipRepublic of IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMcCauley, CarolStress and human performance among young peopleDonegal County CouncilRepublic of IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMcGee, MonicaFrom precontemplation to non-traditional student: the psychological barriers toaccess and participation in 3rd level education for individuals from under-representedminority groups.University of UlsterNorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMcGilligan, CarolinePredicting testicular self-examination behaviour.Self or ParentNorthern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMcHenry, MarjorieThe effects of alcohol on mood and cognitive performance.Self or ParentRepublic of IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginMullineux, CatherineRisk Assessment and Decisions -MakingNo Fees Due (Member of Staff)Northern IrelandNameTitle of ProjectGrant SourceCountry of OriginPalmer, MichaelSterotypic face stimuli: An experimental analysisNo Fees Due (Member of Staff)Northern Ireland7

Shevlin, M., Dorahy, M., & Adamson, G. (2005). Childhood Traumas and Hallucinations: An Analysis of the NationalComorbidity Survey. Psychology Society of Ireland Annual Conference 18th November 2005; Derry NorthernIreland.Murphy, J., Shevlin. M., & Adamson, G. (2005). The psychosis continuum and childhood trauma. Psychology Society ofIreland Annual Conference 18th November 2005; Derry Northern Ireland.Todaro Luck, F., Adamson, G. & Bunting B.P. (2005). Exploring homogeneity in GHQ-12 scores. Psychology Society ofIreland Annual Conference 18th November 2005; Londonderry Northern Ireland.BONESLambe, J. and Bones, R. (2006) Student teachers’ perceptions about inclusive classroom teaching in NorthernIreland prior to teaching practice experience. The European Journal of Special Needs Education Vol.21.No.2 pp.167-186.Conference Papers PresentedStudent teachers’ attitudes to inclusion: implications for Initial Teacher Education in Northern Ireland. BritishEducation and Research Association (BERA) Glamorgan 2006BUNTINGCahill, P. & Bunting, B. (2005). Drug Misuse Profiles and Treatment Matching among Irish Drug Misusers in Treatment.Irish Journal of Psychology (Special Issue). October 2005.Shevlin, M., Adamson, G., & Bunting, B. (2005). Statistical evaluation of the ‘Men Overcoming Domestic Violence’programme. Irish Probation Journal, 2, 73-77.McIlroy, D., Langley, S. & Bunting, B. (2005). Personality predictors of academic performance. Paper presentedat Psychological Society of Ireland Conference, Londonderry, Nov., 2005, and Abstract published in The IrishPsychologist, Nov., 2005.McIlroy, D., Langley, S. & Bunting, B. (2006). Personality measures as predictors of teenagers’ academic performance.Paper present at the British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland branch) Conference, Belfast, May, 2006, andAbstract to be published in the Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 2006.Todaro Luck F, Adamson G and Bunting BP, Exploring homogeneity in GHQ-12 scores, Psychology Society of IrelandAnnual Conference, Londonderry Northern Ireland, 18 November 2005Todaro Luck,F., Adamson, G., Bunting B. Exploring Homogeneity in GHQ12 scores: A secondary Analysis ofNIHSW Survey 2001. The Irish Psychologist, 32 (4),119. (Proceedings of the Thirty -Sixth Annual Conference ofthe Psychological Society of Ireland, Derry 18 Nov.2005).Bunting, B., Murphy, S. D. and McCann, S. M. (June, 2006), Report on The Northern Ireland Behavioural EpidemiologicalStudy of Mental Health. World mental Health Consortium Meeting, Providence, Rhode Island.Christie, J., Poulton, B. and Bunting, B. RCN International Nursing conference, Belfast, UK March 2005: “The impactof postpartum health visitor home visits and maternal factors on maternal wellbeing at 7 months postpartum”9

Coates, V. E., Bunting, B et al. Blood Glucose monitoring – why bother? A prospective, randomized, controlledtrial on the effect of self-monitoring in Type 2 diabetes. Diabetes UK. Annual Professional Conference, 29 – 31March 2006, Birmingham.Stewart, B., Bunting, B., Parr, H., Gilpin, S. Metabolic Syndrome: European Opinion & Information Needs. LipgeneCommunity Meeting. Marseille, France, March 2006.Stewart, B., Bunting, BP., Gilpin, S., Parr, H. Attitudes to personalised nutrition advice based on individual genotyping,from 6 European countries. British Nutrition Foundation (Lipgene) Consumer Science Workshop, Lisbon, April2006.Stewart, B., Gilpin, S., Parr, H., Pinhõa, S., Bunting, BP., de Almeida, D. Attitudes to personalized nutrition in Europe.I World Congress of Public Health Nutrition / VII Congreso de la SENC, Barcelona, September 2006.Gilpin, S., Stewart, B., Bunting, BP., Parr, H., Pinhõa, S., de Almeida, D. Metabolic Syndrome and stress: A latent classanalysis. I World Congress of Public Health Nutrition / VII Congreso de la SENC, Barcelona, September 2006.(Poster presentation).CAIRNSCairns, E. McLernon, F. Moore, W., & Hakvoort, I. (2006). The impact of the peace process in Northern Ireland onChildren’s and Adolescents Ideas about war and peace. In McEvoy_levy, S. (ed.) Troublemakers or Peacemakers?Youth and post-accord peace building. Notre Dame, IN, University of Notre Dame Press.Hewstone, M., Cairns, E., Voci, A., McLernon, F., Niens, U., & Noor, M. (2006). Intergroup forgiveness and guilt inNorthern Ireland: Social psychological dimensions of ’The Troubles’. In N.R. Branscombe & B. Doosje (Eds.),Collective guilt: International perspectives. New York: Cambridge University Press.Hewstone, M., Cairns, Voci, A., Paolini, S., McLernon, F., Crisp, R., & Niens, U. (2005). Intergroup contact in a dividedsociety: Challenging segregation in Northern Ireland. In D. Abrams, J. M. Marques, & M.A. Hogg (Eds.), The socialpsychology of inclusion and exclusion (pp. 265-292). Philadelphia , PA: Psychology Press.Hewstone, M.; Cairns, Ed; Voci, A., Hamberger, J.; Niens, U. (2006) The contact hypothesis, forgiveness, and peacepsychology in identity-based conflicts: Northern Ireland. Journal of Social Issues , 62, 1, 99-120.Paolini, S., Hewstone, M., Voci, A., Harwood, J., & Cairns, E. (2006). Intergroup Contact and the Promotion ofIntergroup Harmony: The Influence of Intergroup Emotions. In: R. J. Brown & D. Capozza (Eds.), Social identities:Motivational, Emotional, Cultural Influences. Hove, England: Psychology Press.ConferencesPsychosocial Aspects of The London Bombings: Causes, Consequences, Solutions, and Political Context. Friday18th November 2005, 10.30 - 15.00. Chatham House, London“Restorative Justice and the Contact Hypothesis in Managing Ethno-National Conflicts” on Sunday 5th March atBar-Ilan University. Telaviv IsraelSPSSI 2006 Biennial Convention: Social Justice: Research, Action, and Policy, June 22-25, Long Beach, California“Contact50: Contact and Intergroup Relations”, Ithala, South Africa, 6-9 July 2006.10

DICKSONDickson, D. and McCartan, P. (2005) Interpersonal Communication, Skill and Health Care Delivery, in Sines, D.,Appleby, F. and Frost, M. (eds.) Community Health Care Nursing, 3 rd ed., Oxford: Blackwell.Hargie, O., Dickson, D. & Nelson, S. (2005) Relational communication between Catholics and Protestants in theNorthern Ireland workplace: A study of policies, practices and procedures, Australian Journal of Communication,32(1), 89-108.Dickson, D. (2006) Reflecting, in O. Hargie (ed.) The Handbook of Communication Skills, 3 rd ., London: Routledge.Dickson, D. and Hargie, O. (2006) Questioning, in O. Hargie (ed.) The Handbook of Communication Skills, 3 rd .,London: Routledge.ReportsHargie, O., Dickson, D. & O’Donnell, A. (2006) Breaking Down Barriers: Sectarianism, Unemployment, and theExclusion of Disadvantaged Young People from Northern Ireland Society. A Report on Research funded by the CommunityRelations Council through the European Union Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the BorderRegion of Ireland (Peace II Measure 2.1). Jordanstown: University of Ulster.ConferencesHargie, O. and Dickson, D. Relational communication between Catholics and Protestants in the Northern Irelandworkplace: A study of policies, practices and procedures. Paper presented at the Australia and New ZealandCommunication Association Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand, 4-7 July, 2005.Dickson D. & Hargie, O. Sectarianism in Northern Irish Organisations: A qualitative study. Paper presented at theAnnual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Northern Ireland Branch, Belfast Northern Ireland, 12– 14 May 2006.GILESGiles M, Connor S, McClenahan C, Mallett J, Stewart-Knox B and Wright M, Young people’s attitudes to breastfeeding:A pilot study using the theory of planned behaviour, Psychology and Health, 20 (Supplement 1), pp 94-95, 2005Giles M, Liddell C and Bydawell M, Condom use in African adolescents: The role of individual and group factors,Aids Care, 17 (6), pp 729-739, August 2005ConferencesGiles, M., McClenahan, C., Mallett, J.Connor, S., Stewart-Knox, B and Wright, M. (2006). Attitudes to breastfeedingamong adolescents in Northern Ireland. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Child Health andWelfare RRG. Belfast Castle, Belfast.McLaughlin, M., Parahoo, K. and Giles, M. (2006). Factors influencing teenage mothers’ decision to use condomsduring sex: An investigation of inter and intra-related factors using a qualitative approach. Paper presented atthe RCN Sexual Health Forum Conference and Exhibition: Putting Sexual Health into Practice. Regents Park,London.11

McGee, E., McClenahan. & Giles, M. (2005). A risk management approach to occupational stress. Paper presentedto Annual Conference, Northern Ireland BPS 2005, 23-25 April, Portrush, Co.Antrim, Northern Ireland.Mallett, J., McClenahan, C., Giles, M. & Cairns, E. (2005). Blood donation among blood donors: A test of thetheory of planned behaviour. Poster presented to the European Health Psychology, Conference 2005 at NationalUniversity of Ireland, Galway 31 st August – 3 September.HARGIEHargie, O., Dickson, D. & Nelson, S. (2005) Relational communication between Catholics and Protestants in theNorthern Ireland workplace: A study of policies, practices and procedures, Australian Journal of Communication, 32,89-108.Hargie, O. (ed) (2006) The Handbook of Communication Skills, 3 rd edition, Routledge, London.Dickson, D. and Hargie, O. (2006) Questioning, in O.Hargie (ed) The Handbook of Communication Skills, 3 rd edition,Routledge, London.Hargie, O. (2006) Skill in theory: communication as skilled behaviour, in O.Hargie (ed) The Handbook of CommunicationSkills, 3 rd edition, Routledge, London.Hargie, O. (2006) Skill in practice: an operational model of communicative performance, in O.Hargie (ed) TheHandbook of Communication Skills, 3 rd edition, Routledge, London.Hargie, O. (2006) Training in communication skills: research, theory and practice, in O.Hargie (ed) The Handbookof Communication Skills, 3 rd edition, Routledge, London.Hargie, O., Dickson, D. & O’Donnell, A. (2006) Breaking down barriers: Sectarianism, unemployment, and the exclusionof disadvantaged young people from Northern Ireland society. Report on Research Funded by the Community RelationsCouncil through the European Union Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and theBorder Region of Ireland (Peace II Measure 2.1), University of Ulster, Jordanstown. Report available on-line at:http://www.socsci.ulster.ac.uk./research/comms/communication/report.pdfConferences/Invited Talks‘The Management of Diversity in the Northern Ireland Workplace’. Paper presented at the Australian and NewZealand Communication Association Conference, Adelaide, Australia, July 2006.‘Sectarianism in Northern Irish Organisations: A Qualitative Study’, NI BPS Conference, Belfast, May 2006 (withDavid Dickson).Invited talk on ‘Relational Communication between Catholics and Protestants in the Workplace’ to a meeting ofDemocratic Dialogue, at the Community Relations Council, Belfast, March 2006.‘Relational communication between Catholics and Protestants in the Northern Ireland workplace: A study ofpolicies, practices and procedures’. Paper presented at the Australian and New Zealand Communication AssociationConference, Christchurch, New Zealand, July, 2005 (with David Dickson). This paper has been published online at:http://www.mang.canterbury.ac.nz/ANZCA/FullPapers/01CultureCommHargieFINAL.pdf12

HARRISONFracturing resemblances; identity and mimetic conflict in Melanesia and the West. (European Association of SocialAnthropologists Monograph Series Volume 5). Oxford and New York: Berghahn Press. ISBN: 1-57181-680-1,2005KEENANDillenburger K and Keenan M, What do parents think, in, Applied behaviour analysis and autism Science in the valleyof tears, 2005Keenan M, Kerr KP, Henderson M and Dillenburger K, Applied behaviour analysis and autism: Building a futuretogether, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, 2005Keenan M, Empowering parents with science, in Applied behaviour analysis and autism: Building a future together,2005Keenan M, Applied Behaviour Analysis and autism parents embracing science, Huddersfield, UK, 6 May 2005Keenan M, Autism in Northern Ireland: Lessons in Bringing ABA to the Community, Bridging the Gap Conference,Belfast, 10 March 2005Nikopoulos CK and Keenan M, Using video modelling with to teach social interaction to children with autism(working title), Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, 2005BooksKeenan, M., Kerr, K.J., & Dillenburger, K. (Eds.) (2000). Parents1 Education as Autism Therapists. Applied behaviouranalysis in context. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. (ISBN-1-85302-778-2) Translation into Japanese (2005)JIHEISYO-JI NO OYA WO RYOIKUSYA NI SURU KYOIKU OUYOUKOUDOUBUNSEKIGAKU NIYORUEIKOKU NO JISSEN TO SEIKA (edited by N. Shimizu, Toyo University, Tokyo, S. Isawa, A. Kamei, K. Nishinaga, & N.Yamagashi. Publisher: Nihei-sha Co,Ltd, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, 558-0023 JAPAN. ISBN: 4-86108-027-4 C3037Keenan, M., Henderson, M., Kerr, K.P., & Dillenburger, K. (Eds.) (2006). Applied behaviour analysis and autism:Building a future together. London: Jessica Kingsley PublishersNikopoulos, C. & Keenan, M. (2006). Video modelling and behaviour analysis; a guide for teaching social skills tochildren with autism. London: Jessica Kingsley PublishersChaptersDillenburger, K. & Keenan, M. (2006). What do parents think? In M. Keenan, M.Henderson, K.P. Kerr, & K. Dillenburger(Eds.) Applied behaviour analysis and autism: Building a future together. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.Keenan M, (2006). Empowering parents with science, In M. Keenan,, M.Henderson, K.P. Kerr, & K. Dillenburger(Eds.) Applied behaviour analysis and autism: Building a future together. London: Jessica Kingsley PublishersPeer-reviewed articlesDillenburger, K & Keenan, M (2005) Bereavement: A D.I.S.C. analysis. Behavior and Social Issues, 14, 92-112.13

Duffy, K., Keenan, M., & Dillenburger, K. (2006). Diagnosing child sex abuse: A research challenge. InternationalJournal of Behavioral and Consultation Therapy, 2, 150-173.Nikopoulos, C. & Keenan, M. (2006). Using Video Modeling to Teach Complex Social Sequences to Children withAutism. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10803-006-0195-xInvited addressesKeenan M, (2005). Applied Behaviour Analysis and autism: parents embracing science. School of Psychology,Huddersfield, UK, 6 May 2005Keenan M, (2005). Autism in Northern Ireland: Lessons in Bringing ABA to the Community, Bridging the GapConference, Belfast, 10 MarchKeenan M, (2005). 3 Why I am not a cognitive psychologist2: A tribute to B. F. Skinner. New York State Associationfor Behavior Analysis annual convention (Nov 11-12).KIMO’Hare, E., Kim, E-M. and Tierney, K.J. (2006). An operant determination of the behavioural mechanism ofbenzodiazepine enhancement of food intake. Psychopharmacology, 187, 138-142. (IF=3.14)Richardson, R.L., Kim, E.-M., Gardiner, T. and O’Hare, E. (2005). Chronic intracerebroventricular infusion oflipopolysaccharide: Effects of ibuprofen treatment and behavioural and histopathological correlates. BehaviouralPharmacology.McDaid, Kim, E.M., Reid, R.E., Leslie, J.C., Cleary, J. and O’Hare, E. (2005). Parenteral antioxidant treatment preservestemporal discrimination following intrahippocampal aggregated Aβ injections. Behavioural Pharmacology, 16: 237-242.Eccles, S., Kim, E-M. and E. O’Hare, (2005). Granistron attenuates exercise-induced conditioned taste aversion inthe rat. Appetite, 44: 325-328.ConferencesO’Hare, E., Ardis, T.C. and Kim, E-M. (2006). Heterozygous Tg+ APP-overexpressing rats exhibit a behaviouraldeficit and AD-like pathology at nineteen months old. Behavioural Pharmacology Abstract, 17(5-6):551.Hanna, K., Kim, E-M. and O’Hare, E. (2006). Chronic administration of curcumin alleviates aggreagated betaamyloid1-42-induced behavioural deficits under a fixed ratio-fixed interval 20 schedule. Federation of EuropeanNeuroscience Abstract, 3, A130.22Gannon, J.G., Kim, E-M. and O’Hare, E. (2006). Effect of chronic administration of Ginko biloba on aggregated betaamyloid1-42-induced behavioural deficits under a fixed ratio-fixed interval 20 schedule in rats. Federation of EuropeanNeuroscience Abstract, 3, A130.17Kim, E-M. (2005). Recent findings on brain opioid-opioid pathways. Acta Neurobiologiae Experimntalis, 65:10.Elliot, J.J., Kim, E-M., and O’Hare, E. (2005). Analyse of the effect of vitamin-E treatment following intrahippocampalNAC 61-95injection in the rat. The International conference in Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s Disease, 7: 186.14

Organization of Conference and Symposium37th Annual General Meeting of the European Brain and Behaviour Society. Brain Opioids and Feeding. 2005LESLIEMcDaid DG, Kim E-M, Reid RE, Leslie JC, Cleary J & O’Hare E (2005) Parenteral Antioxidant Treatment PreservesTemporal Discrimination Following Intrahippocampal Aggregated Aβ (1-42) Injections. Behavioural Pharmacology,16, 4, 237-242.Leslie, J. C., Shaw, D., Gregg, G., McCormick, N., Reynolds, D. S., & Dawson, G. R. (2005). Effects of reinforcementschedule on facilitation of operant extinction by chlordiazepoxide. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior,84, 327-338.Smyth, W.F., Leslie, J.C., McClean, S., Hannigan, B., McKenna, H.P., Doherty, B., Joyce, C., & O’Kane, E. (2006). Thecharacterisation of selected antidepressant drugs using electrospray ionisation with ion trap mass spectrometryand with quadropole time-of-flight mass spectrometry and their determination by high-performance liquidchromatography/ electrospray ionisation tandem mass spectrometry. Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry,20, 1637-1642.Leslie, J. C. (2006). Herbert Spencer’s contributions to behavior analysis: A retrospective review of Principles ofPsychology. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 86, 123-129.ConferencesPaper presented at: Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago USA, May 2005. Paper presented at: SecondConference of European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Gdansk Poland, September 2005Keynote speaker at: Third Conference of European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Milan Italy, July 2006Invited speaker at: 25 th Annual Conference of National Energy Action, Nottingham UK, September 2006LEWISBreslin. M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). A psychometric evaluation of prayer measures. The British Psychological Society(Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 thApril 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 226.Breslin. M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Factor structure of the multidimensional measure of prayer behaviour. ThePsychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland,17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 100.Breslin. M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). The development of a new prayer measure: The multidimensional measure ofprayer behaviour. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy Polskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25thSeptember 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish Psychological Association, Institute of Psychology of the JagiellonianUniversity, Krakow, Poland, 22-25th September 2005]. Zy ć wspólnie: Odkrywa ć Innego, przeciwdziala ć zniewoleniu,realizowa ć wspólne cele, 161. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)15

Cruise, S.M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). No sex (differences) please – we’re Irish!: The role of gender orientation inself-estimated intelligence. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The ComfortHotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005. Proceedings of the British PsychologicalSociety, 13, 226-227.Cruise, S.M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Self-estimated intelligence: The influence of gender role. XXXII Zjazd NaukowyPolskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [32nd Congress of the PolishPsychological Association, Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25 th September2005]. Zy ć wspólnie: Odkrywa ć Innego, przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 180-181. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Cruise, S.M., Lewis, C.A., & Mc Guckin, C. (2006). Test-retest reliability of self-estimated intelligence: Temporalstability over four time periods. Social Behavior and Personality, 34, 1179-1188. (ISSN 0301-2212)Cruise, S.M., Mc Guckin, C., & Lewis C.A. (2005). Self-estimated intelligence: The combined influence of personalityand gender orientation. The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co.Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 102.Cruise, S.M., Mc Guckin, C., & Lewis, C.A. (2006). Internal reliability and temporal stability of the Oxford HappinessQuestionnaire short-form: Test-retest data over two weeks. Social Behavior and Personality, 34, 123-126. (ISSN0301-2212)Dorahy MJ, Lewis CA and Mulholland C, The detection of dissociative identity disorder by Northern Irish clinicalpsychologists and psychiatrists: A clinical vignettes study, Journal of Trauma and Dissociation, 6, pp 39-49, 2005Dorahy, M.J. & Lewis, C.A. (2006). The absence of dissociative disorders in Irish psychology- and psychiatry-relatedjournals: Evidence from a bibliographic study. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 23, 38-40Dorahy, M.J., Lewis, C.A. & Mulholland, C. (2005). The detection of dissociative identity disorder by NorthernIrish clinical psychologists and psychiatrists: A clinical vignettes study. The British Psychological Society (NorthernIreland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005.Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 227.Fearn M, Francis LJ and Lewis CA, Internal consistency reliability of the Francis Scale of Attitude toward Alcoholamong adolescents in Northern Ireland., Psychological Reports, 97, pp 321-324, 2005Fearn M, Francis LJ and Lewis CA, The impact of personality and religion on attitude toward alcohol among 16-18year olds In Northern Ireland, Journal of Religion and Health, 44, pp 267-289, 2005Feeney, L.M., Cruise, S.M., & Lewis C.A. (2005). Celebrity worship: A context for cross community relations amongadolescent in Northern Ireland. The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry,Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 104.Feeney, L.M., Cruise, S.M., & Lewis C.A. (2005). Who appeals to Northern Irish Catholic and Protestant adolescents?:A quantitative and qualitative study. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy Polskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków,Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish Psychological Association, Institute of Psychologyof the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25th September 2005]. Zyć wspólnie: Odkrywać Innego,przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 215. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)16

Feeney, L.M., Cruise, S.M., & Lewis C.A. (2005). Who appeals to Northern Irish adolescents? The British PsychologicalSociety (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland.22-24 th April 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 225.Francis LJ, Kerr S and Lewis CA, Assessing attitude toward Christianity among adolescents in South Africa: TheFrancis Scale, South African Journal of Psychology, 35, pp 147-155, 2005Francis LJ, Lewis CA, and Ziebertz H.-G, The Short-Form Revised Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQR-S): AGerman edition, Social Behavior and Personality, 34, pp 197-204, 2006Francis LJ, Robbins M, Quigley CF and Lewis CA, Locating the General Health Questionnaire within Eysenck’sthree-dimensional model of personality, Psychological Reports, 97, pp 288-290, 2005Francis, L.J., Robbins, M., Barnes, L.P., & Lewis, C.A. (2006). Sixth form religion in Northern Ireland: The Protestantprofile 1968-1998. British Journal of Religious Education, 28, 3-18.Johstone, J. & Lewis, C.A. (2005). An evaluation of the appropriateness among different religious faiths of schizotypymeasures. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush,Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 227.Lewis CA (2005). Experiences of growing up Irish. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch)Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24th April 2005. Proceedingsof the British Psychological Society, 13, 225.Lewis, CA (2005). Religious denomination, gender, and attendance at worship as predictors of psychological wellbeing:Results from a large scale survey in Northern Ireland. Psychology and Health, 20, 146-147.Lewis, CA (2005). Review of ‘Pilgrimage in popular culture’ by Ian Reader & Tony Walter. Implicit Religion, 8, 99-201.Lewis CA, Implicit religion in the psychology of religion: What the (psychology) papers say, Implicit Religion, 8, pp64-78, 2005Lewis, CA (2006). Membership. (p. 14-15). The 2005-2006 Annual Report: The Psychological Society of Ireland.Dublin: Psychological Society of Ireland.Lewis C.A., Dorahy, M.J., O’Rawe, B., & O’Rawe, A. (2006). The Dissociative Experiences Scale: Replacement itemsfor use with the visually impaired. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 23, 121-122. (ISSN 0790-9667Lewis, CA, Cairns, E., Hewstone, M., &McLernon F., (2005). Correlates of intergroup forgiveness in NorthernIreland: The role of religiosity, victimhood, and attitude towards the ougroup. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy PolskiegoTowarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish PsychologicalAssociation, Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25th September 2005]. Zyćwspólnie: Odkrywać Innego, przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 349-350. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Lewis, CA & Cruise, S.M. (2006). Religion and happiness: Consensus, contradictions, comments and concerns.17

Mental Health, Religion and Culture, 9, 213-225.Lewis CA, Cruise SM, Fearn M and McGuckin C, Ireland: Growing up Irish: Life Perspectives among young peoplein the Republic of Ireland, in H-G. Ziebertz & W.K. Kay (Eds.). Youth in Europe 1. An International Empirical Study aboutLife Perspectives. Muenster, Germany: LIT., 3-8258-8718-9, 2005 (Pp. 151-164, [tables] 247-251).Lewis, CA., Cruise, S.M., Fearn, M. & Mc Guckin, C. (2006). Ireland: Growing up Catholic: Religious perspectivesamong young people in the Republic of Ireland. In H-G. Ziebertz & W.K. Kay (Eds.). Youth in Europe 2: Aninternational empirical study about religiousness. (Pp. 164-180, [tables] 298-304). Münster, Germany: LIT.Lewis CA, Cruise, SM and McGuckin C, Temporal stability of the Francis Scale of Attitude toward Christianityshort-form: Test-retest data over one week, Psychological Reports, 96, pp 266-268, 2005Lewis CA, Dorahy MJ, Mills H, O’Rawe B, Paterson MC and Miller P, Psychology and psychiatry training: Theabsence of dedicated information on dissociative disorders in clinical psychology and psychiatry training programsin Ireland, Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 22, pp 74-75, 2005Lewis CA, Dorahy, M.J., O’Rawe, B., & O’Rawe, A. (2005). The Dissociative Experiences Scale: Amended versionfor the visually impaired. The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co.Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 109.Lewis CA, Francis LJ, Ziebertz H.-G and Kwiran M, Reliability and validity of a German translation of a short scaleof attitude toward Christianity, Individual Differences Research, 3, pp 205-212, 2005Lewis, CA, Francis, L.J., Turton, D.W., & Cruise, S.M. (2006). The psychological health of clergy in Ireland: Who caresfor the carers? Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 23, 40.Lewis CA, Maltby J and Day L, Religious orientation, religious coping and happiness among UK adults, Personalityand Individual Differences, 38, pp 1193-1202, 2005Lewis CA & Navrátil, M. (2005). Temporal stability of the Czech translations of the EPQR-A and the SWLS amongCzech university students. The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co.Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 108-109.Lewis, CA, Shevlin, M., Francis, L.J., & Quigley, C.F. (2005). Religious denomination, gender, and attendance atworship as predictors of psychological well-being: Results from a large scale survey in Northern Ireland. EuropeanHealth Psychology, Galway, Ireland, Ireland, 31 st August – 3 rd September 2005.Mankletow R and Lewis CA, A study of the personality attributes of applicants for postgraduate social worktraining to a Northern Ireland university, Social Work Education, 24, pp 297-309, 2005Mc Guckin, C. & Lewis C.A. (2005). “Who’s the psycho?”: Personality profiles of children involved in bully\victimproblems. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush,Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24th April 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 225.18

Mc Guckin, C. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Examining the prevalence of school based bullying in Northern Ireland using amulti-indicator approach: “It’s somewhere between 1% and 100%”. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy Polskiego TowarzystwaPsychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish Psychological Association,Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25 th September 2005]. Zyć wspólnie:Odkrywać Innego, przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 378. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Mc Guckin, C. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Personality profiles of children involved in bully / victim problems in NorthernIreland. The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co. Londonderry,Northern Ireland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 110.Mc Guckin, C. & Lewis, C.A. (2005). Health and well-being of pupils involved in bully\victim problems. BritishPsychological Society Annual Conference, Imperial College, London, England, 31 st March –3 rd April 2005. Proceedingsof the British Psychological Society, 13, 214.Mc Guckin, C., Cruise, S.M., & Lewis, C.A. (2006). Temporal stability of the Francis Scale of Attitude towardChristianity: Test-retest data over five weeks. Pastoral Psychology, 54, 555-559.Mc Guckin, C., Houston, J., & Lewis C.A., & Shevlin, M. (2005). Experiences of workplace bullying among ‘nontraditional’students: Cause for concern for both business and education. Workplace bullying conference organisedby the British Psychological Society Wessex and Wight branch in association with the Portsmouth Business School– Working together to tackle workplace bullying: Concepts, research and solutions. Portsmouth Business School,University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, England. 14-15 th September 2005. Proceedings of the British PsychologicalSociety, in press.McGuckin C and Lewis CA, Health and well-being of Northern Ireland school children involved in bully\victimproblems, Psychology and Health, 20 (1), pp167-168, 2005Mullan, M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Values and influence among young people in Northern Ireland. XXXII ZjazdNaukowy Polskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [ 32nd Congress ofthe Polish Psychological Association, Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25 thSeptember 2005]. Zyć wspólnie: Odkrywać Innego, przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 395-396.(ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Mullan, M. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Who plays a part in shaping adolescents values?: A study among 15-16 year olds inNorthern Ireland. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel,Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24th April 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society,13, 225.Mullan, M. & Lewis, C.A. (2005). Review of ‘Young Catholics at the new millennium: the religion and morality ofyoung adults in western countries’ by John Fulton, Anthony M. Abela, Irena Borowik, Teresa Dowling, Penny LongMarler, & Luigi Tomasi. Journal of Beliefs and Values, 26, 230-232. (ISSN 1361-7672)Navrátil, M. & Lewis, C.A. (2006). Temporal stability of the Czech translation of the Eysenck PersonalityQuestionnaire Revised Abbreviated: Test-retest data over one-week. Individual Differences Research, 4, 208-212.(ISSN 1541 745X)Ohaeri JU and Lewis CA, The motivations and aspirations of 3029 educated urban Nigerians, International Journalof Mental Health and Addiction, 2, pp 59-66, 200519

Quinn, B. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Measures of self-objectification among younger Northern Irish adolescents: Revisionof two popular measures. The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The ComfortHotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005. Proceedings of the British PsychologicalSociety, 13, 225.Quinn, B. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Personality correlates of self-objectification among Northern Irish adolescents.The Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co. Londonderry, NorthernIreland, 17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 116.Quinn, B. & Lewis C.A. (2005). Reliability and temporal stability of measures of self-objectification amongNorthern Irish adolescents. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy Polskiego Towarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland.22-25 th September 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish Psychological Association, Institute of Psychology of theJagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25 th September 2005]. Zyć wspólnie: Odkrywać Innego, przeciwdzialaćzniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 451. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Quinn, H. J. & Lewis C.A. (2005). How anxious are Irish adolescents? Prevalence rates on three measures. ThePsychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference, City Hotel, Londonderry, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland,17-20 th November 2005. Irish Psychologist, 32, 116.Quinn, H. J. & Lewis C.A. (2005). The fears and worries of Irish adolescents. XXXII Zjazd Naukowy PolskiegoTowarzystwa Psychologicznego. Kraków, Poland. 22-25 th September 2005 [32 nd Congress of the Polish PsychologicalAssociation, Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 22-25 th September 2005]. Zyćwspólnie: Odkrywać Innego, przeciwdzialać zniewoleniu, realizować wspólne cele, 378. (ISSN 83-7308-604-8)Quinn, H.J. & Lewis C.A. (2005). How much do Irish adolescents worry?: Prevalence rates on four measures.The British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co.Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 225.Rogers, M.B., Lewis, C.A., Loewenthal, K.M., Cinnirella, M., Ansari H. & Amlot, R. (2006). Proceedings of the BritishPsychological Society Seminar Series Aspects of Terrorism and Martyrdom. International Journal of Mental Healthand Addiction, 3. (ISSN 1705-4583)Sheehy, N. & Lewis, C.A. (2005). Publishing and disseminating research. The British Psychological Society (NorthernIreland Branch) Conference, The Comfort Hotel, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 22-24 th April 2005.Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 13, 225.LIDDELLLiddell, C (2005) Indigenous representations of illness and AIDS. Studies in Family Planning, 36, 172.Liddell, C. (2005) Emics, etics, and the definition of risk. Current Anthropology, 46, 425-426.Giles, M., Liddell, C. Bydawell, M. (2005) Condom use in African adolescents : the role of individual and groupfactors. AIDS Care (in press).Liddell, C., Barrett, L. & Bydawell, M. (2005) Indigenous representations of illness and HIV/AIDS in Sub-SaharanAfrica. Social Science and Medicine, 60, 691- 700.20

MALLETTCampbell, A., Cairns, E. & Mallett, J. (2005). Northern Ireland: The Psychological Impact of “The Troubles”. In TheTrauma of Terror: Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care: An International Handbook. Yael Danieli, Danny Brom, JoeSills (Eds.) Haworth Press, Inc.Giles M, Connor S, McClenahan C, Mallett J, Stewart-Knox B, Wright M (2005). Young people’s attitudes tobreastfeeding: A pilot study using the theory of planned behaviour. PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH 20: 94-95 Suppl. 1,AUG 2005Mallett J, McClenahan C, Giles M, Cairns E (2005). Blood donation: A test of the theory of planned behaviour,PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH 20: 159-160 Suppl. 1, AUG 2005ConferencesMallett, J. Sayers, H. & McLaughlin, C. (2005). The relationship between learning styles, personality and academicperformance. Psycholgical Society of Ireland 35th Annual Conference – City Hotel, Derry.Mallett, J. Smith, G., Sayers, H. & McLaughlin, C. (2006). The relationship between learning styles, personality andacademic performance. Paper accepted for the NI Branch of the British Psychological Society, Wellington ParkHotel, Belfast.Stringer,M. McCollam, P. & Mallett, J. (2006). Intergroup contact between university Students in Northern Ireland.Paper accepted for the NI Branch of the British Psychological Society, Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast.Stringer,M. McCollam, P. & Mallett, J. (2006). Intergroup Contact between organisations in Northern Ireland. Paperaccepted for the NI Branch of the British Psychological Society, Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast.McCANNMcCann S, MacAuley D, Barnett Y (2005) Genetics and genetic testing: are GPs likely to attend training courses?Journal of Cancer Education 19 225-226.O’Neill J, Lagan K and McCann S (2006) Measuring vibration sensation; a comparison of the tuning fork and theneurothesiometer. International Journal of Clinical Practice, In press.McCann S, Ryan A and McKenna, HP (2005) The challenges associated with providing community care for peoplewith complex needs in rural areas. Health and Social Care in the Community,13(5), 462-469.McCann S, MacAuley D, Barnett Y, Bunting B, Bradley A., Jeffers L, Morrison P. (2005). Cancer genetics: consultants’perceptions of their roles, confidence and satisfaction with knowledge. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, Inpress.McCann S, MacAuley D, Barnett Y. (2005) Genetic consultations in primary care: GPs’ responses to three scenarios.Scandinavian Journal of Primary Care, 23: 109-114.McCLENAHANMcClenahan, C., Shevlin, M., Adamson, G., Bennett, C. & O’Neill, B. (2006).Testicular self-examination: A test of thehealth belief model and the theory of planned behaviour. Health Education Research. (in press, advance access – 2August)21

Conference presentationsGiles, M., McClenahan, C., Mallett, J., Connor, S., Stewart-Knox, B. & Wright, M. (2006). Attitudes to breastfeedingamong adolescents in Northern Ireland. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Child Health andWelfare RRG. Belfast Castle, Belfast.McGee, E., McClenahan, C. & Giles, M. (2005). A risk management approach to occupational stress. Paper presentedto the Annual Conference NIBPS 2005, 23-25 April, Portrush, Northern Ireland.Conference Poster presentationsMallett, J., McClenahan, C., Giles, M. & Cairns, E. (2005). Blood donation: A test of the theory of planned behaviour.Poster presented to the Annual European Health Psychology Conference, NUI, Galway.Giles, M., Connor, S., McClenahan, C., Mallett, J., Stewart-Knox, B. & Wright, M. (2005). Young people’s attitudesto breastfeeding: A pilot study using the theory of planned behaviour. Poster presented to the Annual EuropeanHealth Psychology Conference, NUI, Galway.McCONVILLEDuffy, ME. Stewart-Knox, B. McConville, C. Bradbury, I. O’Connor, J. Helander, A. & Strain, SJ. (2006). The relationshipbetween whole-blood serotonin and subjective mood in apparently healthy postmenopausal women. BiologicalPsychology (in press)Ennis, E. & McConville, C. (2006). Perceptual asymmetry for chimeric faces and winter disturbances in mood andbehaviour. European Psychologist (in press)Maylor, EA, Simpson, EEA, Secker, DL, Meunier, N, Andriollo-Sanchez, M, Polito, A, Stewart-Knox, B, McConville, C,O’Connor, JM, and Coudray C. (2006). Effects of Zinc Supplementation on Cognitive Function in Healthy Middle-Aged and Older Adults: The Zenith Study. British Journal of Nutrition (in press)McConville C, Simpson EEA, Rae G, Polito A, Andriollo-Sanchez M, Meunier N, Stewart-Knox BJ, O’Connor JM,Roussel AM, Cuzzolaro M and Coudray C, Positive and negative mood in the elderly: The ZENITH study. EuropeanJournal of Clinical Nutrition, 59, pp S22-S25, 2005Simpson, E. E. A., Maylor, E. A., Rae, G., Meunier, N., Andriollo-Sanchez, M., Catasta, G., McConville, C., Ferry, M.,Polito, A., Stewart-Knox, B. J., Secker, D. L., & Coudray, C. (2005). Cognitive function in healthy older Europeanadults: The ZENITH study. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 59, Supplement 2, S26-S30.Williams, E. Bradbury, I. Rowland, I. McConville, C. Helander, A. and Stewart-Knox, B. (2005). Associations betweenwhole-blood serotonin and subjective mood in healthy male volunteers. Biological Psychology, 71, 171-174ConferencesMcConville, C., Rae, G., Simpson, L., & O’Connor, J. (2005). Personality and psychosocial correlates of moodvariability in later life. Annual conference of the BPS, Manchester, England.22

McLERNONCairns, E., McLernon, F., Moore, W. & Hakvoort, I. (2006). The impact of the peace process in Northern Ireland onchildren’s and adolescents’ ideas about war and peace. In McEvoy-Levy, S. (Ed.) Troublemakers or Peacemakers?Youth and Post-Accord Peacebuilding. Paris: University of Notre Dame.Hewstone, Miles; Cairns, Ed; Voci, Alberto; Paolini, Stefania; McLernon, Frances; Crisp, Richard; Niens, Ulrike; Craig,Jean. (2005). “Intergroup contact in a divided society: Challenging segregation in Northern Ireland”. In D. Abrams, J.M. Marques & M. A. Hogg (Eds.), The social psychology of inclusion and exclusion. Philadelphia, PA: Psychology Press.McLernon, F., Smith, R. & Cairns, E. “Concepts of peace in the poems of Northern Irish Schoolchildren. (SecondRevision) Journal of Peace Research.McLernon, F., Stringer, M. & Caughey, J. (2006). Moral disengagement, empathy and attitudes to animals. Paperpresented at British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Annual Conference, Queen’s University,Belfast. May 2006.Cairns, E., McLernon, F., Hewstone, M. & Smith, R. (2006). Inter-group Forgiveness in Northern Ireland. SPSSI 2006Biennial Convention “Social Justice: Research, Action, and Policy” June 22-25, Long Beach, CaliforniaMILLARGallagher, M., TRACEY, A., & MILLAR, R. (2005). Ex-clients’ evaluation of bereavement counselling in a voluntarysector agency. Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 78, 59-76. (IF = 0.255)McCarthy, M. & MILLAR, R. (2006). Career guidance in Northern Ireland: retrospect and prospect. British Journalof Guidance & Counselling, 34, 74-91. (IF = 0.200).MILLAR, R. & TRACEY, A. (2006). The Employment Interview. In O.Hargie (Ed), The Handbook of CommunicationSkills, (3rd edition). London and New York: Routledge. Pps. 453-479. (ISBN: 0-415-35910-4)SHEVLIN, M. & MILLAR, R. (2006). Careers education: An application of latent growth curve modelling to careerinformation-seeking behaviour of school pupils. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 76, 141-153. (IF = 0.810)ConferencesMcCarthy, M. & MILLAR, R. (2006). Careers guidance in Northern Ireland. Symposium: Devolution & Diversification:Careers Guidance in the Home Countries. ICG/Centre for Guidance Studies, University of Derby, UK. 17thMarch 2006.O’HAREMcDaid DG, Kim E-M, Reid RE, Leslie JC, Cleary J and O’Hare E, 2005, Parenteral Antioxidant Treatment PreservesTemporal Discrimination Following Intrahippocampal Aggregated A (1-42) Injections. Behavioural Pharmacology,16 (4), pp 237-242.23

O’HORADymond S, O’Hora D, Whelan R and O’Donovan A, Citation analysis of Skinner’s Verbal Behaviour: 1984-2004,Behavior Analyst, 79, pp 75-88, 2006O’Hora D, Pelaez M and Barnes-Holmes D, Derived relational responding and performance on verbal sub-tests ofthe WAIS-III, Psychological Record, 55, pp 155-175, 2005O’Hora D & Maglieri K Goal Statements and Goal-Directed Behavior: A Relational Frame Account of Goal Settingin Organizations. Journal of Organizational Behavior Management [in press]ConferencesO’Hora, D., Tyndall, I. T. & Thompson, R. (2006). Further research on orthographic and phonological interference duringstimulus equivalence test trials. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Contemporary Issues in Stimulusequivalence: Nodal distance, Phonological interference and Non-arbitrary response options” (Chair: LouiseMcHugh) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.O’Hora, D. & Maglieri, K. (2006). Goal statements and goal-directed behaviour: A novel behavioural approach togoal setting in organizations. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Relational Frame Theory Goes to Work!Addressing the Verbal Nature of Workplace Behaviour” (Chair: Kristen Maglieri) at the annual convention of theAssociation for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.Maglieri, K., Houmanfar, R. & O’Hora, D. (2006). The impact of Pay-For-Performance on organizational culture:A review of the literature and a proposed theoretical account. Paper presented as part of the symposium“Behavioural Approaches to Changing Organizational Culture” (Chair: Scott Herbst) at the annual convention ofthe Association for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.Shields, C. & O’Hora, D. (2006). The application of Precision Teaching to sport. Paper presented as part of thesymposium “Behavioural Approaches to Health and Fitness” (Chair: Matthew Martin) at the annual convention ofthe Association for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.Shields, C. & O’Hora, D. (2006). The application of positive self-talk and one-minute timings to a dart-throwingtask. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Behavioural Approaches to Health and Fitness” (Chair: MatthewMartin) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.O’Connor, S., Roche B. T. & O’Hora, D. (2006). How to raise your child’s IQ with Relational Frame Theory (andmagic): Putting multiple exemplar training to the test. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Reaching Outfrom the Lab: Applications of Research on Derived Relational Responding to Complex Behaviour” (Chair: SimonDymond) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Atlanta, U. S. A.O’Hora, D., Tyndall, I. T. & Thompson, R. (2006). Formal and functional similarity of response choices impedesthe establishment of stimulus equivalence classes. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Northern Irishbranch of the British Psychological Society, Belfast, Northern Ireland.O’Hora, D. & Maglieri, K. (2005). A relational frame approach to goal setting in organizations. Paper presented atthe annual convention of the Psychological Society of Ireland, Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland.24

O’Hora, D., Tyndall, I. & Thompson, R. (2005). Phonological and orthographic interference in derived relationalresponding. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Psychological Society of Ireland, Derry/Londonderry,Northern Ireland.Shields, C., O’Hora, D. & Bones, R. (2005). Application of precision teaching to point accuracy in fencing. Paperpresented at the annual convention of the Psychological Society of Ireland, Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland.Dymond, S., O’Hora, D., Whelan, R. & O’Donovan, A. (2005). Citation analysis of Skinner’s Verbal Behaviour. Paperpresented as part of the symposium “Conceptual Issues” (Chair: Karola Dillenburger) at the convention of theEuropean Association for Behaviour Analysis, Gdansk, Poland.Leslie, J. & O’Hora, D. (2005). Bibliometric analysis of the impact of JEAB on behavioural neuroscience. Paperpresented as part of the symposium “Conceptual Issues” (Chair: Karola Dillenburger) at the convention of theEuropean Association for Behaviour Analysis, Gdansk, Poland.O’Connor, S., Roche, B. & O’Hora, D. (2005). Developing a psychological intervention to raise IQ: Contributionsfrom relational frame theory. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Behavioural approaches to clinicalproblems” (Ian Stewart) at the convention of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Gdansk, Poland.Shields, C., Bones, R. & O’Hora, D. (2005). The application of precision teaching to sport. Paper presented as partof the symposium “Precision Teaching and Sport” (Chris Shields) at the convention of the European Association forBehaviour Analysis, Gdansk, Poland.Shields, C., O’Hora, D. & Bones, R. (2005). Precision teaching and fencing. Paper presented as part of the symposium“Precision Teaching and Sport” (Chris Shields) at the convention of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis,Gdansk, Poland.Thompson, R., O’Hora, D. & Tyndall, I. (2005). Arbitrary and non-arbitrary interference in derived relationalresponding. Paper presented as part of the symposium “Further advances in research on derived relationalresponding and the transformation of stimulus functions” (Simon Dymond) at the convention of the EuropeanAssociation for Behaviour Analysis, Gdansk, Poland.O’Hora, D. & Dale, R. (2005). Semantic and syntactic bootstrapping: Experimental analyses. Paper presented as partof the symposium “Experimental, Computational, and Observational Analyses of Complex Language Behaviour”(Denis O’Hora) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Chicago, U. S. A.Tyndall, I. & O’Hora, D. (2005). Orthographic and phonological interference in derived relational responding.Paper presented as part of the symposium “Experimental, Computational, and Observational Analyses of ComplexLanguage Behaviour” (Denis O’Hora) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Chicago,U.S.A.Shields, C., O’Hora, D. & Bones, R. (2005). The Application of Precision Teaching to Point Accuracy in Fencing.Paper presented as part of the symposium “Behaviour Analysis and Physical Education” (Tom Sharpe) at theannual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Chicago, U. S. A.O’Connor, S., Roche, B. & O’Hora, D. (2005). The quest to raise IQ: Finding hope in multiple exemplar training.Paper presented as part of the symposium “Novel Interventions and Procedures in the Study of Derived RelationalResponding” (Robert Whelan) at the annual convention of the Association for Behaviour Analysis, Chicago, U. S. A.25

RAECoates V and Rae G, Commentary on Whittemore R, Melkus GD and Grey M (2005) Metabolic control, selfmanagementand psychosocial adjustment in women with type 2 diabetes. Journal of Clinical Nursing 14, 195-203,Journal of Clinical Nursing, 15, pp 234-236, 2006Rae G, Correcting coefficient alpha for correlated errors: Is a lower bound on reliability? Applied PsychologicalkMeasurement, 30, pp 56-59, January 2006Simpson EEA, McConville C, Rae G, O’Connor J and Stewart B, Zenith Project: Salivary Cortisol and mood inolder adults, mediating effects of zinc, 12th International Conference on Trace Elements in Man and Animal, Coleraine,Northern Ireland, 20-23 June 2005Simpson EEA, Maylor E, Secker D, Rae G, McConville C, Meunier N, Andriollo M, Politto A, Stewart B and O’ConnorJ, Zenith Project: Zinc supplementation and cognitive function in ageing Europeans, 12th International Conference onTrace Elements in Man and Animal, Coleraine, Northern Ireland, 20-23 June 2005Simpson EEA, Maylor EA, Rae G, Meunier N, Andriollo-Sanchez M, Caststa G, McConville C, Ferry M, Polito A,Steward-Knox BJ, Secker D and Coudray C, Cognitive Function in Healthy Older European Adults: The ZENITHStudy, European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 59, pp S26-S30, 2005Simpson EEA, O’Connor JM, Livingstone MBE, Rae G, Stewart-Knox BJ, Andriollo-Sanchez M, Toti E, MeunierN, Ferry M, Polito A and Coudray C, Health and lifestyle characteristics of older European adults. The ZENITHstudy. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 59: Internal Journal of ClinicalNutrition, pp S13-S21, 2005Stewart-Knox BJ, Simpson EEA, Parr H, Rae G, Polito A, Intorre F, Meunier N, Andriollo-Sanchez M, O’Connor JM,Coudray C and Strain JJ, Zinc status and taste acuity in older Europeans: The ZENITH study, European Journal ofClinical Nutrition, 59, pp S31-S36, 2005Nelis, S.M., Rae, F., and Liddell, C. Factor analyses and score validity of the Family Emotional Involvement andCriticism Scale in an adolescent sample. Educational and Psychological Measurement, 66, pp.676-686, 2006ROBINSONPorter, L, Robinson, G, Smyth, M, Schnabel, A and Osaghae, E. (eds) (2005) Researching Conflict in Africa: Insightsand Experiences United Nations University Press, Tokyo.Osaghae, E and Robinson, G (2005) Introduction in Porter, L, Robinson, G, Smyth, M, Schnabel, A and Osaghae, E.(eds) (2005) Researching Conflict in Africa: Insights and Experiences United Nations University Press, TokyoShirlow, P, Graham, B, McMullan, A, Murtagh, B, Robinson, G and Southern, N. (2005) Population Change and SocialInclusion Study, Derry/Londonderry. University of Ulster.Shirlow, P, Graham, B, Robinson, G, Southern, N, McMullan, A, and Murtagh, B, (2005) Population Change and SocialInclusion Study, Derry/Londonderry: A Summary of Research Findings and Recommendations. St. Columb’s ParkHouse, Derry/Londonderry26

SHEVLINAdamson G, McAleavy G, Donegan T, & Shevlin, M. (2006). Teachers’ perceptions of health education practicein Northern Ireland: reported differences between policy and non-policy holding schools. Health PromotionInternational, 21, 113-120.Nevin, S., Carr, A., Shevlin, M., & Dooley, B., (2006). Factors related to well-being in Irish adolescents. Irish JournalPsychology,26, 123-137.Shevlin, M. & Millar, R. (2006). Career Information Seeking Behavior of School Pupils: An Application of LatentGrowth Curve Modeling. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 76, 141-153.Brunsden, V., Davies, M.N.O., & Shevlin, M. (2006). Anxiety and stress in education professionals in relation toOfsted. Education Today, 56, 24-31.Desmond, D.M., Shevlin, M., & MacLachlan, M. (2006). Dimensional Analysis of the Coping Strategy Indicator in asample of elderly veterans with acquired limb amputations. Personality and Individual Differences, 40, 249-259.Andrews, L., Joseph, S., Shevlin, M., & Troop, N. (2006). Confirmatory factor analysis of posttraumatic stresssymptoms in emergency personnel: an examination of seven alternative models. Personality and Individual Differences,41, 213-224.Joseph, S.P., Linley, A., Shevlin, M., Goodfellow, B., & Butler, L.D. (2006). Assessing Positive and Negative Changes inthe Aftermath of Adversity: A Short Form of the Changes in Outlook Questionnaire. Journal of Loss & Trauma, 11,85 – 99.Shevlin, M. (2005). Lisrel 8.72. British Journal of Mathematical & Statistical Psychology, 58, 383-384.Shevlin, M., Adamson, G., & Bunting, B. (2005). Statistical evaluation of the ‘Men Overcoming Domestic Violence’programme. Irish Probation Journal, 2, 73-77.O’Kane, D., Adamson, G. & Shevlin, M. (2005). Step-Up: An Analysis of the Longitudinal Changes in AcademicallyRelated Psychological Variables. Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, 7, 47-51.Shevlin, M., & Adamson, G. (2005). Alternative Factor Models and Factorial Invariance of the GHQ-12: A LargeSample Analysis Using Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Psychological Assessment. 17, 231-236.Joseph, S., Linley, A.P., Andrews, L., Harris, G., Howle, B., & Shevlin, M. (2005). Assessing Positive and Negative Changesin the Aftermath of Adversity: Psychometric Evaluation of the Changes in Outlook Questionnaire. PsychologicalAssessment, 17, 70-80.Adamson, G., O’Kane, D., & Shevlin, M. (2005). Students ratings of teaching effectiveness: A laughing matter?Psychological Reports, 96, 225-226.Forrest S, Eatough V, & Shevlin M (2005). Measuring adult indirect aggression: The development and psychometricassessment of the indirect aggression scales. Aggressive Behaviour, 31, 84-97.27

Stringer, McCollam & Mallett, Intergroup Contact in Organisations in Northern Ireland. Paper presented at theAnnual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Northern Ireland Branch, Belfast Northern Ireland, 12–14May 2006.Stringer, McCollam & Mallett, Intergroup Contact in Between University Students in Northern Ireland. Paperpresented at the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Northern Ireland Branch, BelfastNorthern Ireland, 12–14 May 2006.McLernon, F., Stringer, M. & Caughey, J. (2006). Moral disengagement, empathy and attitudes to animals. Paperpresented at British Psychological Society (Northern Ireland Branch) Annual Conference, Queen’s University,Belfast. May 2006.29

5. RESEARCH FUNDING: 1 AUGUST 2005 – 31 JULY 2006Staff Name(s) Title of Award Funding Body ValueAdamson Bullying in Schools Dept. of Education £76,231Anderson & Adult Mental Health Services Foyle HSS Trust £22,506StringerBunting The experience and coping Ulster Cancer £215,414behaviour of men with prostateFoundationcancer after radiotherapy treatmentBunting, Troubles-related trauma in Northern NICTT - Lottery £91,200McCann nee Ireland: extent of the problem,O’Neillassociated factors and effects.Cairns Children and Political Violence in National Institute ofNorthern Ireland. Health - USA £39,100Cairns, What capacity does the Voluntary OFMDFM £14,900Stringerand Community sectors in NI haveto deliver improved communityrelations.Keenan Meeting the needs of families living Royal Irish Academy £45,820with children on the autistic- DCSPspectrum disorderLeslie Identification of GABAergic and B.B.S.R.C. £232,477Glutamatergic Processes inOperant Extinction using SubtypeSelective Drugs and Knock-inMouse Strains.Liddell Est-Funded N. Ireland Community Energy Savings Trust £2,700Energy Project (NICE)via Ballymena BoroughCouncilO’Hare University of Ulster/Senexis Ltd SENEXIS LTD £12,150Pilot StudyRobinson Gender Mainstreaming and Conflict British Council £29,533ResolutionShevlin Population based analysis of Alcohol Education Res. £4,826drinking behaviour and relatedCouncilpsychological problems andcognitive impairment.Stringer Upgrading of Human Experimental DEL-SRIF3 £380,000facilities30

6. INDICATORS OF ESTEEM: 1 AUGUST 2005 – 31 JULY 2006Research-related service for national or international bodies or committees:BUNTINGCAIRNS• Medical Research Council (MRC): College of Experts• Member of the World Mental Health Consortium (WHO)• Secretary for the Mathematical, Statistical and Computing Section of the BPS• Neuroscience and Mental Health Recognised Research Group (R&D Office, N.I.)• Endrocrinology and Diabetes Recognised Research Group (R&D Office, N.I.)• Board of Advisors: Centre for the International Study of Youth and Political Violence, University ofTennesseeDICKSONGILESHARGIE• Funded by the Central Community Relations Unit to conduct an investigation into communicationand relational development among young Protestant and Catholic adults in the Northern Irelandcontext.• Funded by The Office of First Minister and Deputy First Minister, The Northern Ireland Assembly,Equality Unit – Research Branch, to carry out a piece of research leading to a report on crosscommunityrelationships in the workplace.• Funded by The Office of First Minister and Deputy First Minister, The Northern Ireland Assembly,Equality Unit – Research Branch to co-edit a book entitled Researching the Troubles: Social SciencesPerspectives on the Northern Ireland Conflict, which would serve to collate, synthesise anddisseminate some of the most significant research into aspects of politico-religious, group-basedviolence in Northern Ireland.• Funded by the Community Relations Council through the European Union Programme for Peaceand Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Border Region of Ireland (Peace II Measure 2.1) toproduce a research-based report on Sectarianism, Unemployment, and the Exclusion of DisadvantagedYoung People from Northern Ireland Society.KEENANLESLIE• Member of the management committee of the Child Health and Welfare RRG• Associate Professor, University of Chester• External Scientific Advisor. Scientific Advisory Board. Queen’s University of Belfast.• PAVE Project: Exploring the effectiveness of services for people affected by violence (the Troubles).Funded by Victim’s Unit, Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister (OFMDFM). Stormont,Northern Ireland• Member of Advisory Panel for Autism, Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, (www.behavior.org)• Secretary, Division of Behaviour Analysis, Psychological Society of Ireland• Grant reviewer - BBSRC• Grant reviewer - Wellcome31

LEWISLIDDELL• PSI representative to the European Federation of Professional Psychologists Associations (EFPA)General Assembly• PSI representative to the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS).• Member of Standing Conference Committee of BPS (2000 to date)• Member of Standing Conference Committee of PSI (2006 to date)• Consultant: Lignite Mining: Community Opposition Campaign, Northern Ireland.• Consultant: Learn to Earn Initiative, West Belfast• Co-Founder: All-Ireland Health Psychology InitiativeMcCANN• Member of the NI Research and Development Office Doctoral Fellowship evaluation panel.• Provide training in qualitative research methods for the Clinical Research Support Centre at the RoyalVictoria Hospital.McLERNONMILLARSHEVLIN• Rathlin Project• Member of National Guidance Research Forum (UK) – Strategic Group• A working relationship and research agreement established with Professor Jim Van Os from theDepartment of Psychiatry and Neuropsychology at Maastricht University.STRINGER• Member NI R&D Fellowships Committee• Chair – NI Branch BPS• Member of R&D Committee Causeway Trust• Research consultant for American Charity – Children’s Friendship ProjectJOURNAL EDITORSHIP AND EDITORIAL ACTIVITY:BUNTINGCAIRNS• Member of the Editorial Board of Advances in Methodology and Statistics (Metodološki zvezki), a peerreview journal of The Statistical Society of Slovenia.• Editorial Board: Springer Science and Business Media, Inc. series on Peace Psychology• Editorial Board: APA Journal – Peace & ConflictDICKSONGILES• Reviewer of papers submitted for publication to journals, including the International Journal ofConflict Management.• Reviewer of conference paper proposals for the Health Communication section of the 2006• Annual International Communication Association Conference, Dresden, Germany.• Regular reviewer of book proposals in communication to, for example, Taylor & Francis and MacMillan.• Referee for AIDS Care, Health Education Research, British Journal of Psychology32

HARGIEKEENANLESLIELEWIS• Invited to serve on the editorial board of Journal of Communication Management• Reviewer for a range of Journals including inter alia: Corporate Communications, British Journal ofManagement, Management Communication Quarterly, Medical Education, Social Science and Medicine,Human Relations, Social Science and Medicine, Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, Journal ofAdvanced Nursing, Journal of Education for Teaching, Patient Education and Counseling, British Journalof Guidance and Counselling, and Organizational Research Methods• Manuscript reviewer for a range of book publishers including, Chapman and Hall, ChurchillLivingstone, Manchester University Press, Methuen and Routledge• Reviewer on research proposals for a range of funding bodies including Leverhulme, and the ESRC• Editorial Board of Research In Autism Spectrum Disorders published by Elsevier Science (Oxford,England).• Editorial board member, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, European Journal of Behaviour Analysis,International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy• Refereed submitted papers for:o Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior,Research in Developmental Disabilities, Life Sciences• Co-Editor “Mental Health, Religion and Culture”• Editorial Board “Journal of Belief and Values”• Editorial Board “International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction”• Consulting Editor of the “Journal of Social Psychology”LIDDELL• Reviewer for Social Science and Medicine• Reviewer for AIDS Care• Palgrave Publishers – adviser on Psychology textbooks 2005-2006McCANNMILLARO’HORA• Reviewer for:o European Journal of General Practiceo International Journal of Nursing Studieso Journal of Genetic Counsellingo Drug and Alcohol Dependence• Reviewer for the British Journal of Guidance & Counselling; Journal of Vocational Behavior; IrishJournal of Psychology• Reviewed manuscripts for:o European Psychologist,o European Journal of Behaviour Analysis• Editorial Consultant for:o the Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior Bulletino Hellenic Journal of Psychology,o Mexican Journal of Behavior Analysis.• Board of Editors – European Journal of Behaviour Analysis33

RAE• Have refereed papers for Psychological Methods, Psychological Assessment and The British Journal ofMathematical and Statistical PsychologyROBINSONSHEVLIN• International Editorial Board member for new peer reviewed African Journal Peace Studies andPractice• Reviewed manuscripts for:o the American Psychological Associationo Psychological Assessment,o Journal of Abnormal Psychologyo the British Psychological Societyo British Journal of Psychology,o British Journal of Clinical Psychology,o British Journal of Social Psychology,o British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychologyand other international journals such aso Journal of Clinical Epidemiology,o European Journal of Psychological Assessment,o Personality and Individual Differences,o Studies in Higher Education,o Studies in Higher Education.• Consulting reader for Perceptual and Motor Skills and Psychological Reports.• Reviewed grant applications for the ESRC.STRINGER• Reviewer ESRC & Grant rapporteur• Reviewer for british and international journalsAwards and Distinctions:CAIRNS• 2006 Elected Fellow of the American Psychological AssociationDICKSONHARGIEKEENANLESLIE• Co-author of Working together in a divided society: A study of intergroup communication in theNorthern Ireland Workplace, published in the Journal of Business and Technical Communication.This paper won the prestigious NCTE award in the USA for Best Article Reporting Qualitative orQuantitative Research in Technical or Scientific Communication.• 2004-2006: £134,176 research grant from EU Programme for Peace and Reconciliation in NI andthe Border Region of Ireland, for a 2-year project entitled ‘Breaking Down Barriers: Sectarianism,Unemployment, and the Exclusion of Disadvantaged Young People from Northern Ireland Society’.• 2005 Personal Achievement Award, New York State Association for Behavior Analysis• 2006 Elected Fellow of The BPS• Project grants awarded by Wellcome Foundation, EPSRC, BBSRC34

LIDDELLO’HORA• Paper on HIV/AIDS and Indigenous Beliefs was rated as one of 8 “notable publications” by the JournalStudies in Family Planning. 2006• Invited to become Coordinator of the Northern Ireland Community Energy Initiative after working asthe Initiative’s research adviser for 6 months. The Initiative represents civil servants and citizens from4 Borough Councils in Northern Ireland. 2006• Project grants awarded and then re-awarded at least once by: Rockefeller Brothers Fund, SpencerFoundation, Solon Foundation, Anglo American, and British Academy.• Crucible 2006 fellowship, awarded to promising early career scientists by the National Endowmentfor Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA)• International Development Grant, awarded by the Society for the Advancement of Behaviour Analysisto assist the development of the first MSc in Applied Behaviour Analysis in Northern Ireland.• Government of Ireland Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences, awarded by the IrishResearch Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences to support postgraduate workROBINSON• British Council Northern Ireland Advisory GroupSTRINGER• Grant of £100,000 awarded by the Community Relation Council & Office First & Deputy FirstMinister for an investigation into the potential of voluntary and community organisations to engage incommunity relations.Invited talks at conferences, keynote addresses or plenaries:BONES• Radio Ulster – programme on sports psychology – June 2006BUNTINGCAIRNSDICKSONGILES• Delivered 2 and 3 day courses on Latent Variable Models at the universities of UCD (Dublin),Queen’s (Belfast), Liverpool John Moores, Strathclyde (Glasgow), DCU (Dublin), NUI, Galway and theNorthern Ireland Prison Service (Psychological Services).• Invited Speaker: The London Bombings, Causes, Consequences, Solutions and Political Context, 18thNovember, Chatham House, London• Paper presented at the Australia and New Zealand Communication Association Conference,Christchurch, New Zealand, 4-7 July, 2005, selected as part of the refereed stream for publication• Paper invited as part of a symposium on Intergroup Contact and Concepts of Peace in Adolescents,University Students and Organisations, presented at the Annual Conference of the BritishPsychological Society, Northern Ireland Branch, Belfast Northern Ireland, 12 – 14 May 2006• Invited talk presented to the Health Psychology Division of the Northern Ireland BPS, Wellington ParkHotel, Belfast.35

HARGIE• Invited paper: ‘The Management of Diversity in the Northern Ireland Workplace’. Paper presented atthe Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Conference, Adelaide, Australia, July 2006• The 3 rd edition of my 2006 text, The Handbook of Communication Skills, was chosen by the Australianand New Zealand Communication Association as their official 2006 Conference ‘book launch’ text.I was invited to the ANZCA Conference in Adelaide in July 2006 to officially launch this new editionat a function co-sponsored by the publishers, Routledge.HARRISONKEENANLESLIE• ‘Skull trophies of the Pacific War: transgressive objects of remembrance.’ Seminar, Department ofSocial Anthropology, Queens University Belfast, October 2005.• “Why I am not a cognitive psychologist”: A tribute to B. F. Skinner. New York State Association forBehavior Analysis annual convention (Nov 11-12).• Keynote speaker, 3 rd Conference of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Milan 2006• Invited speaker, 25 th Annual Conference, National Energy Action, Nottingham 2006McCANN• Invited to do plenary presentation at The Second Annual Mental Health Conference: Innovation andChallenges for all in the 21 st Century (Sep 2005)• Invited to speak at launch of mental health in unemployed men study (Feb 2006)• Invited to speak at the launch of care in community project in conjunction with Sperrin-Lakeland Trust(need to check year)• Invited speaker at the 2006 World Mental Health Studies consortium in Rhode Island (unable toattend)McCONVILLEMILLARRAESHEVLIN• Invited symposium at BPS annual conference 2005 on individual difference research in NorthernIreland• Symposium: Devolution & Diversification Conference: University of Derby – invited key note speaker(March, 2005)• Individual invitation to participate in a ‘Futuresearch Conference’ organised by the Departments ofEmployment & Learning and Education (March, 2005) to formulate future policy and direction forcareers education and guidance in Northern Ireland• Zenith project has been a collaborative project involving centres at UUC, France and Italy. Have alsocollaborated with EA Maylor of the Department of Psychology at the University of Warwick• Presented invited papers at the following universities:Shevlin, M. (2005). Research as a career. Invited lecture at BPS/PSI Careers Meeting, UCD November 2005.36

STRINGER• Invited talk University of Montreal• Invited talk to Children’s Friendship Project Committee.• Public Lecture: Voluntary action and Community Relations NI. BPS• Paper as part of a symposium on Intergroup Contact and Concepts of Peace in Adolescents. NIBPS50th Annual Conference, Belfast.Research-related activities:BUNTINGCAIRNS• Director of the Research Summer School in Research and Statistics. This has been held over the past15 years and attended by individuals from over 80+ other universities.• Independent Expert: EU Commission Research Directorate-General, 6th Framework. 2005• Reviewer: ESRC• External doctoral examiner Tromso, Adelaide, Belfast, Oxford, Bristol, Cape Town, Bergen, Sheffield,Bradford, St. AndrewsDICKSONHARGIE• Extensive media involvement on the launch of reports into communication and relational developmentamong young Protestant and Catholic adults in the Northern Ireland context and cross-communityrelationships in the workplace• External examining of PhD theses (e.g. Brunel)• Member of Community Relations Council group on researching cross-community relationships inNorthern Ireland, together with associated policy implications.• Member of an international, multi-disciplinary team involved in an ongoing joint project with academicsfrom the faculties of medicine at Queen’s University, Belfast and Monash University, Melbourne. Theproject involves a comparative study of communication skills training in Schools of Medicine in the UK,Ireland, New Zealand and Australia.• External examiner for theses at Universities in Bournemouth, Chester and London• Currently engaged in a joint project with academics in the Faculties of Medicine at Queen’s University,Belfast and Monash University, Melbourne, in a comparative study of CST in Medical Schools in theUK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand• Funded by The Office of First Minister and Deputy First Minister, The Northern Ireland Assembly,Equality Unit – Research Branch, to carry out research leading to a report on cross-communityrelationships in the workplaceKEENANLESLIE• External examination PhD. Trudy Pocock (2005). An analysis of Precision Teaching. The University ofWaikato, New Zealand• PhD examining, University of Southampton, University College London, University of Wales Bangor,National University of Ireland Maynooth, Queens University Belfast37

LEWISLIDDELL• External for 8 PhD’s• Adviser to Children’s Television Workshop (makers of Sesame Street) for past 10 yearsCollaborator in Southern African Education projects with colleagues from University of Natal andUniversity of Central Lancashire for past 12 years.McCANNMILLAR• Organised the launch of the mental health in unemployed men study (Feb 2006).• Major media coverage of mental health in unemployed men study.• Major media coverage of Big Lottery Fund grant to examine Trauma in Northern Ireland• Teach a course in Qualitative Research Methods at the Research and Statistics Summer School(delegates from a range of international universities)O’HORA• Externally examined PhDs at Hull and Manchester Metropolitan Universities• Member of Conference Committee for Facing Autism, ABA Ireland 2005 conference (December, 2005)• Adjudicator for the annual Congress of Psychology Students of IrelandSHEVLIN• Statistical consultant and associate researcher for Clinical Psychology programme at University CollegeDublin. I work collaboratively with the Director of the Doctoral Clinical Psychology programme andprovide statistical training to their postgraduate research students and staff• Associate researcher University of Aarhus, Denmark. I work collaboratively with the Director of thePostgraduate Clinical Psychology programme and provide statistical training to their postgraduateresearch students and staff. Projects have been based on a nationally representative survey of adolescents• Statistical editor of the British Journal of Health Psychology• I was on the validation panel, and will be Chief External Examiner, for the MSc in PsychologicalResearch Methods at Nottingham Trent University• Examined numerous PhD’s, internally and externally, and am currently involved in thesupervision of eight PhD students.• Supervised PhD students to completion, one being a DClin at Queens University Belfast• Provided statistical training for the following universitieso Sheffield Hallamo Maynooth Universityo Trinity College Dublino University College Dublino Nottingham Trent University• Co-director in the Widening Participation research Centre based in the University of Ulster. Ico-ordinate research activities which have resulted in peer-reviewed papers and research reports thataim to inform widening access policy.STRINGER• Series of Public lectures: Community relations in Northern Ireland sponsored by NICVA and First andDeputy First Minster• Funded by First and Deputy First Minister for project examining the potential of the voluntary sectorin promoting community relations• External Examiner University of Otago, Queens University Belfast38