Academic
Research projects, assignments, and conferences.
Research
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Co-supervisor: Hens, C., Gregory, A., Hastings, R., & Kovshoff, H. (2022). Quality of life, risks, and resilience in school-aged siblings of autistic children.
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Co-supervisor: Craig, . Gregory, A., Kovshoff, H., & Hastings, R. (2020). Exploring the school experiences of siblings of children with autism.
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Empirical paper of thesis (published): Gregory, A., Hastings, R., & Kovshoff, H. (2020). The academic self-concept and sense of school belonging of siblings of children with autism.
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Doctoral thesis: Gregory, A., Hastings, R., & Kovshoff, H. (2018). The school outcomes for, and experiences of, siblings of children with autism.
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Doctoral small-scale research project: Gregory, A., Curreli, L., & Samos, N. (2016). The Pillars of Parenting intervention: Exploring adoptive parents' lives experiences.
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PGCE dissertation: Gregory, A. (2012). The impact of strategies to promote the self-esteem of a group of students with Special Educational Needs.
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BSc Psychology dissertation: Gregory, A., Simpson, C., & Smith, L. (2011). An exploration of a new period of development, 'emerging adulthood', and conceptions of the transition to adulthood.
Academic Critiques
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2017: Research considerations when planning interventions for siblings of children with additional needs: An academic critique.
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2016: Mindfulness-based interventions in schools to promote emotional wellbeing: What is the evidence?
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2016: Putting the precision in teaching, but is it hitting the target?
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2015: The impact of poverty on cognitive abilities: How can EPs help narrow the income achievement gap?
Conferences & Lectures
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2023: The role of the Educational Psychologist - The University of Reading.
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2018: University of Southampton post-graduate conference - thesis presentation.
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2018: Siblings Research Networking Event in London - doctoral research presentation.
Other
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2020: Sibling research - Sibs website.
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2016: Contact A Family's Sibling Award nomination - Daily Echo article
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2015: National Autistic Society blog post.