View all research projects
Research project

Utilising Attachment-Based Experimental Research to Understand and Reduce Paranoia in the General Population and Clinical Groups

Staff

Lead researchers

Dr Monica Sood PhD

Research Fellow

Research interests

  • Attachment and psychosis
  • Cognitive and attachment-based mechanisms associated with the maintenance of paranoia
  • The impact of attachment security priming on psychotic-type experiences
Connect with Monica

Email: [email protected]

Other researchers

Dr Claire Hart

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • My research is located in the area of quantitative social/personality psychology. In particular, I conduct research on narcissistic dysfunction in the interpersonal domain.
  • I am currently involved in projects investigating:
  • the self-presentation of narcissistsnostalgia and narcissismnarcissism and social supportnarcissism and empathynarcissism and mimicrynarcissism and bullyingnarcissism and prosocial behavioursnarcissism and crimenarcissism and parentingnarcissism and consumerismnarcissism and team functioningnarcissism and romantic relationships
Connect with Claire

Email: [email protected]

Professor Katherine Newman-Taylor

Professorial Fellow-Education

Research interests

  • CBT and mindfulness for psychosis
  • Attachment based interventions for psychosis
  • Recovery approaches to living well with severe mental ill-health
Connect with Katherine

Email: [email protected]

Research outputs