A

Arabadzhiyska, Desislava Hristova (2022) Spatiotemporal neural characterization of social decision making. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

B

Bianciardi, Bianca (2022) Investigating temporal and prosodic markers in clinical high-risk for psychosis participants using automated acoustic analysis. MSc(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

C

Cassar, Rachel (2022) Perceived facial similarity: rethinking its use in conceptualising romantic couples. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

D

Damanhori, Majdi Mohammedzaki (2022) Investigating opiate-induced changes on respiratory pattern and brain blood flow in mice. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Donnelly, Gemma (2022) Top-down amplification of predicted visual input behind a frosted occluder. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

H

Haining, Kate (2022) Cognitive and clinical correlates of early-stage psychosis: Associations with functioning and the feasibility of a cognitive training intervention. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Hsieh, Te-Yi (2022) A psychology and game theory approach to human–robot cooperation. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

M

Mahrholz, Gaby (2022) Vocal personality and emotion perception across the early lifespan. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

R

Russell, Emma Rosalyn (2022) The influence of football on lifelong health and neurodegenerative disease. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

S

Saund, Carolyn (2022) Modelling the relationship between gesture motion and meaning. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Smith, Rebecca Anne (2022) Emotion in motion. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

T

Tatar, Betül (2022) Cultivating a new relationship with the mind: insights on learning and applying mindfulness for health and wellbeing. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Taylor, Jack E. (2022) The processing of orthography in visual word recognition and its sensitivity to top-down modulation. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

V

van der Plas, Mircea (2022) Investigating the cortico-hippocampal dynamics involved in human episodic memory with neural stimulation. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

W

Werner, Johanna Dorothea Ursula (2022) Beyond taste and healthiness: establishing the importance and stability of diverse motives for eating and drinking. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.