Aquisition of reflexive soc emotions and their contribution to self monitoring

Dr Semin | Psychology | 01 October 1988

The project is a contribution to a relatively neglected issue, namely how emotions such as guilt, shame and embarrassment are acquired. The sample will consist of 5 to 12 year olds and their parents. The latter will be examined with respect to their ...

The national farm survey of england and wales 1941-43.

Prof Short | Human Geography | 01 October 1994

Application abstract: the project is designed to evaluate the records arising from the national farm survey of england and wales 1941-43 which became available at the public record office in 1992 following their 50-year closure. The political, social ...

Role of economic pressures in ending apartheid: revisiting the debate about south africa

Grey | Political Science and International Relations | 01 January 2001

The recent hearings of south africas truth and reconciliation commission (trc) revealed that there remain sharp disagreements about the role played by economic factors, notably pressures from business and from economic sanctions, in ending apartheid. ...

Postdoctoral fellowship

Dr Stefano Brusoni | Interdisciplinary Studies | 01 May 2002

This research builds upon and extends current research on the relationship between learning processes, innovation and the dynamics of industries. It will focus on the implications of specialisation in knowledge production for the structure of network ...

Future policies on employee development (training)of major employers in britain

Mr Leicester | 01 April 1986

Virtually all employers in the british economy face the organisational problem of managing change as a continuous process. A policy of continuous employee development is one possible solution, if feasible. The aims of this project are to document tho ...

Science policy research unit sussex

Prof Oldham | 01 October 1984

Singers of italian opera as a professional group 1600- present

Dr Rosselli | 01 June 1986

Opera singers have been studied as a rule either by musicologists interested in particular composers or by biographers interested in anecdotes. Star singers have been remembered while the bulk of a sizeable profession has been ignored. This will be a ...

Government and industry: interdependencein the policy process

Prof Cawson | Economics | 01 January 1985

This project aims to compare the range of public and private bodies which have an interest in industrial policy, and analyse the relationships between them. The research looks in depth at the consumer electronics and telecommunications industries in ...

Sensorimotor learning in childrens interactions with computerised displays

Dr Scaife | 01 September 1985

The project is concerned with 3 to 10 year old children, and how they learn to use computers. The investigator is not at this point investigating how the child learns to program the computer although he shall be doing so at a later date. This researc ...

E-space: shared dynamic information displays for transaction-based activities

Professor Yvonne Rogers | Psychology | 01 January 2001

Espace will investigate how new technology can help to improve the management of transactions in situations where customers and sales agent collaborate on specifying a product together in face-to-face situations. This differs markedly from the imper ...