Centre for Research in Applied Cognition, Knowledge, Learning and Emotion (CRACKLE)

Description

The Centre for Research in Applied Cognition, Knowledge, Learning and Emotion (CRACKLE) staff and graduate research students conduct research in “applied” or real-world aspects of cognition, learning and emotion with implications for psychological wellbeing and CRACKLE is part of the University of Gloucestershire’s Research Priority Area of Sport, Exercise and Wellbeing.

This involves research in natural and community situations alongside associated laboratory research, including EEG (electroencephalography) studies of relevant brain activity. The Centre staff and students are primarily from the psychology team in the School of Natural and Social Sciences within the university but they also collaborate with other university staff (e.g., from School of Sport and Exercise and the Media, Arts and Technology faculty) and with staff from other universities and from external agencies, occupational psychologist agencies and local businesses.

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No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2008

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University of Gloucestershire
Cheltenham