Psychology research projects Brunel Psychology department academics are involved in many high-profile national and international psychology research projects that further our understanding. Below are just some of the projects we have completed or are currently working on. Dissecting Body Representations: A Multi-dimensional Approach Ongoing Attending mindfully: A psychophysiology study of sensory processing in meditators Ongoing Childhood maltreatment: emotional consequences and potential intervention Ongoing Air pollution, brain health and wellbeing in India Ongoing Writing in the Digital Age-Keyboard versus Pen in Adolescents with Handwriting Difficulties Ongoing Predicting online radicalisation Completed Gestalt grouping and perceptual averaging to boost memory capacity Ongoing Visual and emotional processing in early Parkinson's disease Ongoing Gender Differences in Multitasking Ongoing Developing a goal orientated assessment & outcome measure for children's wheelchair basketball Ongoing The impact of task complexity, cognitive load and anxiety on driving Completed The relationship between gaze and information pickup during action observation Completed The effects of sonification on motor imagery ability Completed Anticipation in Soccer Completed Decision Making in Gaelic Football Ongoing Road cycling behaviour of young adults Completed When reading misfires: the case for letter confusability Ongoing Handwriting difficulties in children Completed Multi-sensory processing of faces and voices Completed International Sexuality Description Project Completed GAP WORK: Improving gender-related violence intervention and referral through youth practitioner training Completed Universities Supporting Victims of Sexual Violence Completed Developing the International Safeguards for Children in Sport Completed Singing and Social Bonding: Creating connections between practitioners and researchers Completed Having Little, Having Less: Toward a Psychology of Low Socioeconomic Status Completed