Molly Carlyle
PhD student

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I graduated with a First Class degree in Psychology from the University of Exeter. During my undergraduate degree, I received the SAGE Award for the best final year research project, where I investigated the effects of alcohol on memory and sleep. I also received the Dean’s Commendation for exceptional work throughout. I am now embarking on a PhD in the field of addiction and psychopharmacology.

Broad research specialisms:

I am interested in researching a myriad of prosocial processes in opiate addiction, including compassion, empathy and trust. Under the supervision of Professor Celia Morgan, I aim to investigate the disruption of these processes among heroin addicts, and explore whether it is possible to remediate such deficits in these prosocial behaviours with psychological and pharmacological interventions.

Qualifications

BSc Psychology 2016, the University of Exeter

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