![]() My research focuses on using socio-cognitive measures and paradigms to examine processes underlying and associated with deviant sexual thoughts, fantasies, and cognitions. |
![]() My main research examines how variations in voice can affect recognition and perceptions of the speaker, and how this can inform forensic practice (e.g., the errors that can arise in witness testimony when a person disguises their voice). |
![]() My main research is related to sexual offenders including; measures of risk and clinical change; the impact of individual differences and personality disorder; measuring deviant sexual interest and arousal; and attitudes toward sexual offender and reintegration into society. |
![]() My current research examines the risk factors for antisocial behaviour, addiction, violence, pathological gambling, smoking and extensive pornography use. |
![]() My research interests are offenders who use child sexual exploitation material and their offence characteristics. I’m also interested in sexual deviancy and its assessment concerning criminal and non-criminal populations. |
![]() My research investigates cognitive processes associated with mental health disorders and what influences individual variability. I study the effects of genotypic variation on cognitive processes known to be affected in mental health disorders and the role of stress. |
![]() My areas of research interest include trauma and resilience in both offender populations and forensic staff, personality disordered offenders, and female offenders, . |
![]() My research interests include occupational stress among staff working in high-stress environments and how to increase resilience within such populations. I also research rehabilitative cultures within prison environments. |
![]() My research focuses mainly on developing implicit/eyetracking measures for forensic assessment (e.g., sexual interest), attitudes to sexual offenders (ATS), among others. |
![]() I specialise in the journeys of people in, through, and out of the Criminal Justice System, with a particular emphasis on supporting transitions and supporting families of people with convictions. |
![]() I am a Consultant Forensic and Clinical Psychologist in the Men’s Personality Disorder Service at Rampton Hospital. My specialist areas include personality disorder, violent and criminally diverse serious offenders, and schema therapy. |
![]() Investigating the factors that mediate the link between sexual fantasising and sexual behaviour. |
![]() Investigating the nature and correlates of somnophilia and dormaphilia. |
![]() Investigating resilience in bullying victimisation. |
![]() My research focuses on burglary, investigating the potential aetiological factors, particularly cognitions, and social factors. In addition, I use virtual reality to allow for the simulation of burglary offences in an immersive environment. |
Doctoral Alumni
The FCRG’s doctoral alumni are active researchers who have gone on to undertake cutting-edge scholarly work in various Forensic areas of importance. We are proud of our former PhD students and what they have accomplished since their time at the University of Lincoln. Here, we provide some details of our alumni to date.
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