Project overview

This study will co-develop metacognitive training with individuals with lived experience of a psychosis spectrum disorder, and investigate the impact of the brief, online, training on metacognitive accuracy, and clinically relevant metacognitive judgements.

Staff

Lead researcher

Dr Emma Palmer-Cooper PhD, CPsychol, AFHEA

Lecturer B

Research interests

  • Metacognition in Psychosis and other serious mental health conditions
  • Creativity and Wellbeing
  • AI and Digital Mental Health
Connect with Emma

Email: E.C.Palmer-Cooper@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Dr Hayward Godwin

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • I have a number of research interests, and they are as follows:
  • - How we search for target(s) in the environment, particularly using visual searches.
  • - Eye movement behaviour, focusing on search tasks
Connect with Hayward

Email: hayward.godwin@soton.ac.uk

Professor Mark Weal

Professor

Research interests

  • Digital Health
  • Behavioural Interventions
  • Semantic Web
Connect with Mark

Email: mjw@ecs.soton.ac.uk

Dr Tess Maguire

Principal Teaching Fellow
Connect with Tess

Email: T.L.Maguire@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Centre for Innovation in Mental Health

We use our expertise in child development, psychological interventions and affective neuroscience to research ways to help those affected by mental health issues.

Centre for Perception and Cognition (CPC)

We investigate cognitive psychology and human perception processes through vision, touch and sound. Our research explores high-level functions, including learning, memory, metacognition and reading.

Web and Internet Science

We engage with the wider community to address some of the greatest economic and societal challenges facing the World Wide Web today.

Research outputs