Mr Joseph Newton
BSc MSc
Research student
- NewtonJM@cardiff.ac.uk
- Tower Building, 70 Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3AT
Overview
My research has a focus on the effect that social exclusion (being ignored and excluded) has on risky decision-making. In particular, I am interested in testing how social exclusion influences susceptibility to peer choices, as well as examining how states of social (dis)connection alters changes in reward sensitivity, reward learning, and other changes in motivated behaviour.
Research
I am currently a member of several lab groups that I share research interests with:
- Social Psychology
- Human Factors Excellence (HuFEx) Research Group
- Behavioural Research Group
- Postgraduate Cardiff Neuroscience Socie
Teaching
I am a current Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for year one undergraduates, and am a previous Postgraduate tutor. I have advised second year research projects, as well as having taught and marked work for several classes on topics such as essay writing, statistics, persuasion, biological psychology and individual differences.
Biography
Biography
- Aberystwyth University: BSc
- Cardiff University: MSc
- Purdue University: Visiting Scholar to the lab of distinguished Professor Kipling D. Williams
- Cardif University: PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
Academic positions
2020 - 2021: Postgraduate Tutor, Cardiff University
2021 - Present: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Cardiff University
Supervisors
Research themes
Specialisms
- Cognition
- Behavioural economics
- Behavioural neuroscience