BPS Poster Students

2019: Neusha Golshan, Emma Dowty, Felix McGuinness, Georgia Payne, Rana Hadar, Cathinka Røkeberg

2018: Rabeeah Sohail, (Wakefield Morys-Carter), Jessica Chadwick, Lauren Payne, Maryam Mehmood, Ella Houston, Conor Doherty, Lucy Hindle, Emily Clark

2017: Jessamine Rayner, Laura Partridge (MSc)

2016: (Wakefield Morys-Carter), (Emma Davies), Aloe Del Campo, Cara Law, Tom Smejka, Mollie Huckin, Holly Clegg

2015: (Emma Davies), Kasia Kowalska, Ingrun Miljeteig, Rachel Egloff, Lorraine Groves, Jessica Faith, Emma Sellers, Katie Hannam, (Wakefield Morys-Carter)

BPS Cognitive Section

2021: Benjamin Goody, Fruzsina Urban

BPS Cognitive and Developmental Joint Section

2019: Vanessa Bennett
Delegates' choice poster prize.

BPS Midlands

2019: Amber Clark. Musical preference as predicted by personality, social influence and social identity.
(Wakefield Morys-Carter. Who cares about the climate?)
Katy Coleman. Post-injury recovery comparisons: Aerial circus performers and netball players.

Rosie Tackley, Tina Geiser and Cathinka Røkeberg (2018). Artificial intelligence in healthcare.

BPS West Midlands

Matlida Wensley (2016). Identities of English homeless and immigrant homeless individuals.

2015: (Wakefield Morys-Carter, Tattoo Prejudice: driven into history by the millennial generation), Cara Law, The experience of flow through reading, Siobhan Grandis, Tattoo Prejudice: the effects of size and location, Rebecca Underwood, Flow in racket sports, Sarah Hennelly (PhD), Mindfulness during pregnancy: Associations between mindfulness, psychological wellbeing and health-related lifestyles, (Emma Davies), Tom Smejka and Jasmine Martin, Pierced and prejudiced: the effect of piercing location on perceived attractiveness by participants with and without piercings, Grace Ferrey, Soraya Khanna, (Aspasia Paltoglou).

Undergraduate Research Assistantship

2020: Imogen Soper supervised by Georgia Cook, Parental experiences of children’s sleep problems and experiences of different intervention methods.

British Conference of Undergraduate Students

2021: Lucy Dallyn, Thea Dyer, Ella Hopwood, Alexa Kurmann, Maximillian Craik, Investigating how handwriting legibility influences judgements of text quality.