Dr Ben Short
Lecturer in Psychology
- Allerton L820
- T: 0161 295 2800
- E: b.short@salford.ac.uk
- SEEK: Research profile
Office Times
Drop in Tuesday 13.00-16.00
Biography
Ben is a lecturer in Psychology at Salford. He joined the University of Salford in 2011 as a researcher before taking up his current post. Ben studied Psychology at Edinburgh University as an undergraduate and spent some time working in the “real world” before returning to academia. He completed (with distinction) an MRes in the Design and Evaluation of Advanced Interactive Systems at Lancaster University and stayed at Lancaster to gain his PhD in Psychology. Since then he has worked as a researcher on government funded projects examining decision making in complex environments and is currently working with Peter Eachus on the Making Sense project.
Teaching
Module Leader for Introduction to Individual Differences
Lectures and Seminars for Cognitive Psychology
Seminar Leader Biological Psychology
Seminar Leader Psychology in Contemporary Contexts
Seminar Leader Science of Psychology
Research Interests
Cognitive Psychology:
Creativity
Decision Making
Problem Solving
Human Computer Interaction
Qualifications and Memberships
BSc Biology (Hons Psychology)
MRes Design and Evaluation of Advanced Interactive Systems
PhD Psychology