• Measuring individual change - allowing the person to take centre stage 

  Hurley, Emma; Murphy, Raegan (University College Cork, 2019-02-25)

  Traditionally, psychology has tended to find a voice as a science by providing findings from large-scale studies. Psychology as a therapeutic discipline, instead, has tended to find its voice by informing us of the lived ...
• Rising tides and leaky boats - quite an old phenomenon 

  Murphy, Raegan (University College Cork, 2015-07-03)

  When investigating intelligence test score data (commonly referred to as IQ scores) since the 1900s we see that these scores have increased over time. This temporal secular upward trend has been greeted with some amount ...
• Traumatic childhoods and later life outcomes 

  Murphy, Raegan; Lambert, Sharon (University College Cork, 2019-03-15)

  Research psychologists from the School of Applied Psychology in UCC and affiliated researchers (Graham Gill Emerson, Prof Colin Bradley, Dr Anna Marie Naughton, Shayna Henry and with thanks to Cork Simon, Tabor Group and ...
• Summary of Soap’s community engagement event: Back from the brink: research and practice in addressing homelessness 

  Murphy, Raegan; Lambert, Sharon (University College Cork, 2017-10-06)

  The School of Applied Psychology in association with Cork Simon Community hosted the first event in UCC’s 2017 Community Engagement week which kicked off with Dr Sharon Lambert’s organised event entitled ‘Back from the ...
• Gambling and psychosocial correlates 

  Murphy, Raegan (University College Cork, 2019-03-20)

  Dr Raegan Murphy highlights some of the work that she and colleagues have been doing in the area of gambling over the past 4 years. The team of researchers include Drs Amanda Roberts (University of Lincoln, UK), Stephen ...

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