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- Professor Tim Hopthrow
Professor Tim Hopthrow is a Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Kent.
Tim is interested in small group performance and decision making, especially in the context of co-operative behaviour in social dilemmas, as well as the effects of alcohol consumption on group performance.
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2016 | T. Hopthrow & G. Randsley de Moura A mindfulness intervention to reduce the detrimental impact of stereotype threat on children's academic performance British Academy | £9,744 |
2013 | T. Hopthrow King Baudouin Foundation Contribution to the Training and Research for Academic Newcomers (TRAIN) | £5,344 |
2013 | T. Hopthrow & D. Abrams DSTL Mental Simulation to Improve Influence | £5,000 |
2012 | T. Hopthrow, D. Abrams & D. Sharma DSTL Group processes and intergroup relations in defence and security. | £103,031 |
2012 | M. Weick, T. Hopthrow, D. Abrams & P. Taylor-Gooby ESRC Risk Perception and Behaviour in Business: What We Know and What We Need to Know. | £44,692 |
2011 | N. Hooper, T. Hopthrow & U. Weger Ideas Factory, University of Kent Using mindfulness to improve decision making and well being | £4,856 |
2009 | T. Hopthrow & U. Weger Leverhulme Trust Practising mindfulness as a strategy to prevent premature judgements | £48,475 |
2007-2008 | T. Hopthrow ESRC Post-doctoral fellowship An investigation into meta-cognition of social dilemmas and cooperative environmental behaviour | £55,458 |
2005-2006 | T. Hopthrow, G. Randsley de Moura & G. T. Viki Social Sciences Faculty, University of Kent Mortality Salience and Cultural Heritage | £650 |
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