Changing behaviour across populations is key to improving population health and achieving net zero by 2050, including changing diets. We examine the e…

Although researchers have recently started to investigate naturally occurring parent-child interactions in youth sport, the use of orthographic transc…

The objectives of this study were to develop a definition of team resilience and to identify the resilient characteristics of elite sport teams.Focus …

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Background Vaccine hesitancy, the delay in acceptance or reluctance to vaccinate, ranks among the top threats to global health. Identifying modifiable factors contributing to vaccine hesitancy is cruc...

Microsabbaticals at Princeton Psychology provide a several-week-long visit to our department for early-career faculty from groups that are historically under-represented in academia. The program focus...

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Natural language processing (NLP) methods are growing in popularity as they become cheaper to implement and easier to use. In this Review, Feuerriegel et al. describe NLP methods and provide recommend...

Objectives Behaviour change interventions offered opportunistically by healthcare professionals can support patient health behaviour change. The Making Every Contact Count (MECC) programme in Irelan.....

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When self-regulatory resources are depleted, people tend to act more on “autopilot”, with minimal forethought. It follows that when sleepy, people should be more likely to act habitually, based on le...