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Mr Jukka Marttila
Diabetes Center
Kirjoniementie 15
3368 Tampere
Finland
Email: jukka.marttila@diabetes.fi

Publications:
Marttila, J. & Nupponen, R. (2000) Health enhancing physical activity as perceived in interviews based on the theory of planned behaviour. Psychology and Health, 15, (5), 593-608.
Marttila, J. & Nupponen, R. (2003) Assessing Stage of Change for physical activity: how congruent are parallel methods? Health Education Research, 18 (4), 419-428.
Marttila, J. & Nupponen, R. (2006) Assessing attitude: The case of health enhancing physical activity. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 34, 168-174.

Research Interests:
Health behaviour, physical activity, diabetes, social cognitive models

Ms Emma Massey
Erasmus MC, Nephrology, Kidney transplant Unit
Postbus 2040, 3000 CA Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
Email: e.massey@erasmusmc.nl

Publications:
Massey, Gebhardt & Garnefski (2008). Adolescent goal content and pursuit: A review of the literature from the past 16 years. Developmental Review, 28, 421-460.
Massey, Gebhardt & Garnefksi (in press). Self-generated goals and goal process appraisals: Relationships with sociodemographic factors and well-being. Journal of Adolescence.

Research Interests:
Self-regulation, Adolescents, Coping, Chronic disease, Pain, Illness perceptions.

Mr Jim McManus
Barking & Dagenham Primary Care Trust, and North East London Cardiac Network
Clock House, East Street, Barking
IG11 8EY London
UK
Email: jim.mcmanus@bdpct.nhs.uk
Webpage: http://www.bdpct.nhs.uk/ see also http://www.ctrt.net/database/viewuser.html?user=626

Publications:
McManus, J (2006) What Training and Development should be required for healthcare chaplains. Southern Medical Journal, Vol 99, Issue 6 Describes work on standards for education for hospital and healthcare chaplains, discusses models of training (including leadership development) and provides some suggested frameworks for training derived from organizational and occupational psychology principles
Hodges, I and McManus, J (2006) Psychology at the Crossroads. The Psychologist, Vol 19, No 1, pp 24-26. Discusses how psychology can help respond to homophobic violence and hate crime
Hagger-Johnson, G.E., McManus, J., Hutchison, C., Barker, M. (2006). Building partnerships with the voluntary sector. Psychologist, 19, 156-158. Discusses how psychologists and researchers can build relationships with voluntary sector organisations and eva

Research Interests:
Cardiovascular Disease, Prevention Maintenance, Religion and Psychology, Health Trainers, Crime and Health

Prof. Patrizia Meringolo
Dpt. of Psychology University of Florence,
Address: via di San Salvi 12, 50135 FLORENCE, Italy
Email: meringolo@psico.unifi.it

Research Interests:
Her researches have concerned relationship among individuals and social, health and educational services, social networks and prevention in risky behavior.
Main subjects are: Communcation in social groups, Health psychology, health promotion, risky behavior in adolescence, Substances abuse and harm reduction, Psychosocial problems concerning migrations and intergroup conflicts, Quality of life in local communities.

Dr. Lambros Messinis
University Hospital of Patras
Parodos Nausikas 52, Paralia Proastiou
26442 Patras
Greece
Email: lambros@hellasnet.gr

Publications:
Messinis, L (2003). Changes in Cellular immunity, Mood States and Cognitive coping skills following a Cognitive Behavioral Stress Management intervention in Early Symptomatic HIV Seropositive individuals. Psychosomatic Medicine, 65, Α, 76
Messinis, L, Biris, A and Antoniadis, G (2003). Anger Expressive Cognitive Behavior Therapy for HIV Seropositive patients: Outcomes of a Randomized Controlled Trial. Psychosomatic Medicine, 65, Α, 58
Biris, A, Messinis, L, Antoniadis, G., and Skarli, V. (2002). Quality of life, Spouse Marital Adjustment and Depression in a Sample of End-Stage Renal disease (ESRD) patients in Greece. Hippokratia (supplement), 6 (1), 31-36

Research Interests:
Psychoneuroimmunology, HIV/AIDS, CBT interventions, clinical Health Psychology (practise in medical settings)biofeedback

Dr. Fraukje Mevissen
Maastricht University, Work & Social Psychology
616, 6200 MD Maastricht
Netherlands
Email: fraukje.mevissen@maastrichtuniversity.nl

Publications:
Mevissen, F.E.F., Ruiter, R.A.C., Feenstra, H. Meertens, R.M., Schaalma, H.P. (2009). "HIV/STD Risk communication. The effects of risk-scenario information and frequency-based risk information on perceived susceptibility to Chlamydia and HIV." Journal of Health Psychology, 14(1),78-87
Publication 2: Mevissen, F.E.F., Ruiter, R.A.C., Meertens, R.M., Schaalma, H.P. (in press). "The effects of scenario-based risk information on perceptions of susceptibility to Chlamydia and HIV." Psychology & Health
Mevissen, F.E.F., Meertens, R.M., Ruiter, R.A.C., Schaalma, H.P.(in press). "The effects of single incident and cumulative probability information on perceived susceptibility to Chlamydia and HIV." Journal of Health Communication

Research Interests:
e-health STI & HIV risk-perception decision making heuristics health-communication web-based & school intervention

Prof. Susan Michie
University College London
1-19 Torrington Place
WC1E 7HB London
UK
Email: s.michie@ ucl.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.psychol.ucl.ac.uk/susan.michie/

Publications:
Michie, S. and Abraham, C. (in press) Identifying techniques that promote health behaviour change: Evidence based or evidence inspired? Psychology and Health.
Michie, S., Wren, B. and Williams, S. (in press) Reducing absenteeism in hospital cleaning staff: Pilot of a theory-based intervention. Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
Michie, S., Mannion, J. and Weinman, J. (in press) Patient-centredness in chronic illness: what is it and does it matter? Patient Education and Counseling.

Research Interests:
Techniques and theories of health behaviour change, health professional behaviour and guideline implementation, stress and occupational health, organisational interventions.

Ms Sharon Millen
School of Psychology, Queen's University Belfast
University Road
BT7 1NN Belfast
UK
Email: s.millen@qub.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.psych.qub.ac.uk/pg/phd/student.aspx?name=millen

Research Interests:
My research is focusing on the determinants of psychological well-being post liver transplant. The aim of the proposed study is to identify the predictors of psychological and physical state post-transplant. The study also aims to explore any changes made

Dr. Gerry Molloy
School of Psychology, William Guild Building
University of Aberdeen
AB24 2UB Aberdeen
UK
Email: g.molloy@abdn.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~psy424/

Publications:
Molloy GJ, Johnston DW, Witham MD. (2005) Informal caregiving and congestive heart failure. Review and analysis. The European Journal of Heart Failure
Molloy GJ, Johnston DW, Johnston M, Morrison V, Pollard B, Bonetti D, Joice S, MacWalter R. (2005) Extending The Demand-Control Model To Informal Caregiving. Journal of Psychosomatic Research
Molloy GJ & O'Boyle CA (2005) The SHEL Model: A Useful Tool for Analyzing and Teaching the Contribution of Human Factors to Medical Error. Academic Medicine, 80, 152-155

Research Interests:
There are two main themes to my research. Firstly the impact of caregiving on the health of informal caregivers. In these studies I use theoretical models from occupational psychology (e.g. Karasek’s Demand-Control Model) to examine health outcomes such as caregiver burden, anxiety and depression. , Secondly I am interested in the role of the caregiver in maintaining the health of older adults living with cardiovascular illness in the community. In these studies I use social cognitive theory (Bandura) to examine the influence of caregiver beliefs on patient health outcomes such as disability, morbidity and mortality.

Dr. Anthony Montgomery
Assistant Professor of Work and Organisational Psychology
Department of Education and Social Policy
University of Macedonia
Thessaloniki 54006
Greece
Email: antmont@uom.gr
Webpage: http://www.anthonyjmontgomery.com

Dr. Valerie Morrison
School of Psychology, University of Wales Bangor
Brigantia Building, Penrallt Rd
LL57 2AS Bangor
UK
Email: v.morrison@bangor.ac.uk

Publications:
Morrison, V et al (2005). Depression and anxiety following stroke: Demographic, clinical and psychological predictors of 3-year outcome. Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 59: 209-213.
Hulbert, N., & Morrison, V (in press) Optimism, self-efficacy and social support as buffers for stress in palliative caregivers. Psychology, Health & Medicine
Johnston, M., et al (2004) Functional limitations following stroke: Psychological and clinical predictors of 3-year outcome. International Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 11: 187-196.

Research Interests:
Predicting psychosocial outcomes in those with chronic disease and their informal caregivers by assessing cognitive, emotional and behavioural processes that may be independent or interactional. For example, what are the effects of shared vs discrepant i

Dr. Barbara Mroziak
Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Department of Psychology and Mental Health Promotion
9 Sobieskiego Street
02-957 Warszawa
Poland
Email: mroziak@ipin.edu.pl

Publications:
Mroziak B., Wójtowicz S., Zwolinski M. (1999) Sociodemographic concomitants of the sense of coherence in senior adolescents. Polish Psychological Bulletin 30, 4, 271-280.
Mroziak B. (2003) Relationship between sense of coherence and coping styles in alcohol dependence treatment. A follow-up study. Polish Psychological Bulletin, 34, 2, 99-106.
Seniów J., Mroziak B., Czlonkowska A., Góral-Jedryka A. (2003) Self- rated emotional functioning of patients with neurological or asymptomatic form of Wilson’s disease. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 17, 3, 367-373.

Research Interests:
Health-promoting personal resources – sense of coherence, coping, chronic illness, psychotherapy.

Ms Marianne Murphy
Department of Psychology, Brothers of Charity Services
Lanesboro Street
Roscommon Co. Roscommon
Ireland
Email: psychology@roscommon.brothersofcharity.ie  

Research Interests:
Psychosocial factors related to health outcomes in adults with asthma. Health issues/health promotion in the field of Intellectual Disability. Aging and Dementia (particularly as relates to those with Down Syndrome)

Prof. Lynn Myers
School of Social Sciences, Brunel University
Uxbridge
UB83PH Middlesex
UK
Email: lynn.myers@brunel.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.brunel.ac.uk/about/acad/sssl/ssslstaff/psychstaff/lynnmyers

Publications:
Myers, L.B. & Horn, S.(2006). Adherence to chest physiotherapy in adults with cystic fibrosis. Journal of Health Psychology, 11, 915-916.
Myers, L.B. & Horswill, (2006). M. Social cognitive predictors of sun protection intention and behavior. Behavioral Medicine, 32, 57-63.
Grande, G., Myers, L.B. & Sutton, S. (2006). How do patients who participate in cancer support groups differ from those who do not? Psycho-oncology, 15, 321-334.

Research Interests:
Adherence to treatment, inhibition of emotion and disease, risk perception, sexual risk, social cognition models and health-related behaviours, coping, stress and dentists, and all aspects of the repressive coping style.