Jessica Lorimer
Jessica Lorimer
Research Assistant
Jessica Lorimer is a research assistant in the NEUROSEC team. She works on two studies under the BeGOOD flagship project: Psychosis: EIE and Citizens: EIE. Jessica holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Occidental College (USA) and a masters in Developmental Psychology from Maastricht University (Netherlands).
Previously, Jessica has worked in NHS and academic libraries, as well as within childhood development and education. As a student, Jessica’s research interests include adolescent moral development, civic engagement and the interaction between emotion and cognition.
Recent publications
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Co-producing research with youth: The NeurOx young people's advisory group model.
Journal article
Pavarini G. et al, (2019), Health Expect
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The effect of moral congruence of calls to action and salient social norms on online charitable donations: A protocol study
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Erceg N. et al, (2018), Frontiers in Psychology, 9
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Positive thinking elevates tolerance: Experimental effects of happiness on adolescents' attitudes toward asylum seekers.
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Tenenbaum HR. et al, (2018), Clin Child Psychol Psychiatry, 23, 346 - 357