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Paediatric Traumatic Cardiac Arrest: A Delphi Study To Establish Consensus On Definition And Management, Ac Rickard, J Vassallo, T Nutbeam, Md Lyttle, Ik Maconochie, Dg Enki, Je Smith
Paediatric Traumatic Cardiac Arrest: A Delphi Study To Establish Consensus On Definition And Management, Ac Rickard, J Vassallo, T Nutbeam, Md Lyttle, Ik Maconochie, Dg Enki, Je Smith
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
The Mcgill Face Database: A Novel Database Of Facial Expressions Of Mental States, G Schmidtmann, I Gold
The Mcgill Face Database: A Novel Database Of Facial Expressions Of Mental States, G Schmidtmann, I Gold
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Double Blind Study Investigating The Effect Of Different Voice Prostheses On Ease Of Swallowing And Residue Post Laryngectomy, Margaret M. Coffey, Neil Tolley, David Howard, Mary Hickson
Double Blind Study Investigating The Effect Of Different Voice Prostheses On Ease Of Swallowing And Residue Post Laryngectomy, Margaret M. Coffey, Neil Tolley, David Howard, Mary Hickson
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Creativity And Cognitive Control: Behavioral And Erp Evidence That Divergent Thinking, But Not Real-Life Creative Achievement, Relates To Better Cognitive Control., Darya L. Zabelina, Giorgio Ganis
Creativity And Cognitive Control: Behavioral And Erp Evidence That Divergent Thinking, But Not Real-Life Creative Achievement, Relates To Better Cognitive Control., Darya L. Zabelina, Giorgio Ganis
School of Psychology
Two studies used event-related potentials (ERPs) to examine whether and how divergent thinking and creative achievement are linked to attentional flexibility and cognitive control as indexed by response times and by the amplitude of the anterior N2 ERP component. Both experiments used an oddball paradigm in which participants viewed hierarchical letter stimuli and identified target letters in frequent and rare target trials. The successful identification of targets required attentional flexibility when switching levels of attention (from the frequent global to the rare local attentional level, or vice-versa). Divergent thinkers showed smaller switching times on rare target trials, indicating higher levels …
'If You Can't Help Me, So Help Me God I Will Cut It Off Myself…' The Experience Of Living With Knee Pain: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis., J Wride, K Bannigan
'If You Can't Help Me, So Help Me God I Will Cut It Off Myself…' The Experience Of Living With Knee Pain: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis., J Wride, K Bannigan
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Evaluating The Effect Of Different Voice Prostheses On Alaryngeal Voice Quality, Margaret M. Coffey, Neil Tolley, David Howard, Mary Hickson
Evaluating The Effect Of Different Voice Prostheses On Alaryngeal Voice Quality, Margaret M. Coffey, Neil Tolley, David Howard, Mary Hickson
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
’Who Cares?' The Experiences Of Caregivers Of Adults Living With Heart Failure, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease And Coronary Artery Disease: A Mixed Methods Systematic Review, Miriam Catherine Noonan, Jennifer Wingham, Rod S. Taylor
’Who Cares?' The Experiences Of Caregivers Of Adults Living With Heart Failure, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease And Coronary Artery Disease: A Mixed Methods Systematic Review, Miriam Catherine Noonan, Jennifer Wingham, Rod S. Taylor
School of Health Professions
Objective To assess the experiences of unpaid caregivers providing care to people with heart failure (HF) or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or coronary artery disease (CAD). Design Mixed methods systematic review including qualitative and quantitative studies. Data sources Databases searched: Medline Ebsco, PsycInfo, CINAHL Plus with Full Text, Embase, Web of Science, Ethos: The British Library and ProQuest. Grey literature identified using: Global Dissertations and Theses and Applied Sciences Index and hand searches and citation checking of included references. Search time frame: 1 January 1990 to 30 August 2017. Eligibility criteria for selecting studies Inclusion was limited to English …
Data Obtained With An Open-Source Static Automated Perimetry Test Of The Full Visual Field In Healthy Adults, Iván Marín-Franch, Paul H. Artes, Luke X. Chong, Andrew Turpin, Michael Wall
Data Obtained With An Open-Source Static Automated Perimetry Test Of The Full Visual Field In Healthy Adults, Iván Marín-Franch, Paul H. Artes, Luke X. Chong, Andrew Turpin, Michael Wall
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
Smiles In Face Matching: Idiosyncratic Information Revealed Through A Smile Improves Unfamiliar Face Matching Performance, Mila Mileva, A. Mike Burton
Smiles In Face Matching: Idiosyncratic Information Revealed Through A Smile Improves Unfamiliar Face Matching Performance, Mila Mileva, A. Mike Burton
School of Psychology
Unfamiliar face matching is a surprisingly difficult task, yet we often rely on people's matching decisions in applied settings (e.g., border control). Most attempts to improve accuracy (including training and image manipulation) have had very limited success. In a series of studies, we demonstrate that using smiling rather than neutral pairs of images brings about significant improvements in face matching accuracy. This is true for both match and mismatch trials, implying that the information provided through a smile helps us detect images of the same identity as well as distinguishing between images of different identities. Study 1 compares matching performance …
Audiovisual Integration In Social Evaluation, Mila Mileva, James Tompkinson, Dominic Watt, A. Mike Burton
Audiovisual Integration In Social Evaluation, Mila Mileva, James Tompkinson, Dominic Watt, A. Mike Burton
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Developing My Research Identity (Embodying The Self) Through Exploring The Experience Of Woman- To-Woman Rape And Sexual Assault Victim/Survivors: Doing, Being, Becoming, And Belonging, R Twinley
School of Health Professions
Aim/Purpose Engagement in doctoral training is intended to lead to personal development, as well as – of course - the development of a person’s skills as a researcher. Having engaged in the occupation of doctoral training, I aim to reflect upon how my identity as researcher developed throughout this process; that is, through doing, being, becoming, and belonging. The aim of my doctoral research was to explore the impact of woman-to-woman rape and sexual assault. Hence, the foundational themes explored in this paper are sexual offending, auto/biography, and the significance of identity. Background I commenced my doctoral training as someone …
The Relationship Between Exposure To Natural And Urban Environments And Children’S Self-Regulation, R Jenkin, I Frampton, Mp White, S Pahl
The Relationship Between Exposure To Natural And Urban Environments And Children’S Self-Regulation, R Jenkin, I Frampton, Mp White, S Pahl
School of Psychology
No abstract provided.
Eye Movement Attenuation Of Intrusive Social Anxiety Imagery: A Pilot Study., Sr Homer, C Deeprose
Eye Movement Attenuation Of Intrusive Social Anxiety Imagery: A Pilot Study., Sr Homer, C Deeprose
School of Psychology
Background and objectives: A growing body of research has shown that negative, intrusive mental imagery plays a prevalent and causal role in social anxiety, and is qualitatively different to voluntarily generated imagery. Negative imagery can be reduced in vividness and emotional intensity through concurrent lateral eye movements (EMs) as per Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. Despite EMDR being used for a range of disorders, previous laboratorybased experimental research typically uses voluntarily generated autobiographical memories rather than involuntarily experienced intrusive images. In a pilot study, we investigated the efficacy of eye movement attenuation of negative, intrusive, socialanxiety imagery. Methods: …
Four Days Of Simulated Shift Work Reduces Insulin Sensitivity In Humans, R. Bescos, M. J. Boden, M. L. Jackson, A. J. Trewin, E. C. Marin, I. Levinger, A. Garnham, D. S. Hiam, F. Falcao-Tebas, F. Conte, J. A. Owens, D. J. Kennaway, G. K. Mcconell
Four Days Of Simulated Shift Work Reduces Insulin Sensitivity In Humans, R. Bescos, M. J. Boden, M. L. Jackson, A. J. Trewin, E. C. Marin, I. Levinger, A. Garnham, D. S. Hiam, F. Falcao-Tebas, F. Conte, J. A. Owens, D. J. Kennaway, G. K. Mcconell
School of Health Professions
No abstract provided.
A Test Of The Adaptive Network Explanation Of Functional Disorders Using A Machine Learning Analysis Of Symptoms., Christos Melidis, Susan L. Denham, Michael E. Hyland
A Test Of The Adaptive Network Explanation Of Functional Disorders Using A Machine Learning Analysis Of Symptoms., Christos Melidis, Susan L. Denham, Michael E. Hyland
School of Psychology
The classification and etiology of functional disorders is controversial. Evidence supports both psychological and biological (disease) models that show, respectively, that functional disorders should be classified as one (bodily distress syndrome) and many (e.g., irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS), and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)). Two network models (symptom network and adaptive network) can explain the specificity and covariation of symptomatology, but only the adaptive network model can explain the covariation of the somatic symptoms of functional disorders. The adaptive network model is based on the premise that a network of biological mechanisms has emergent properties and can exhibit …