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• Cyberpsychology
• Virtual reality and training
• Virtual reality and creativity
• Spatial learning and cognition
• Online communities and forums
• Online deviance and anti-social behaviour
• Online language use (applying Corpus Linguistic methods with collaborators)
• Online Extremism and social media
• Social media use and implications
• Technology/Software based health and social interventions

• PhD (University of Hull)
• PgCERT in HE (Birmingham City University)
• PgCERT in Research Training (University of Hull)
• BSc Psychology (University of Hull)

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Module leader for:

• Quantitative Research Methods [MSc Psychology]
• Qualitative Research Methods [MSc Psychology]

Contribute to lecture/s to:

• Victimology [MSc Forensic Psychology]

Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations.

• Commission for Countering Extremism funded project on potential drivers of twitter and youtube based extremism, and responses to real world trigger events (with Prof. Imran Awan & Hollie Sutch)
• STEAMHouse funded project on the non-mainstream forums/online communities discussing sex work (punters and sex workers) and the potential implications of these discussions (with Prof. Robert Lawson, Matt Gee, Hark Lally and Hollie McIlhone)
• EEG investigations of responses to violent/aggressive videogames and content (with Dr. Simon Goodson)
• Spatial learning and cognition in humans, using Virtual Environments (with Prof. Paul Wilson)
• Corpus and sentiment analysis of YouTube comments and content in response to violent media, ASMR and alternative health/meditation and therapies
• Change blindness and intentional blindness in changing and dynamic virtual environments/reality (with Dr. Simon Goodson, Dr Daryl Marples and Dr. Duke Gledhill)
• Clicktivism and slacktivism in online movements such as black lives matter (with Matthew Bapitie)
• Online grieving and techno-thanatology (with Rachel King)
• Ongoing collaborations with CEBE鈥檚 regarding cyber-security, and augmented/virtual reality.

• Harkeeret Lally 鈥� Gamification of Health Behaviors
• Hollie Sutch 鈥� Twitter and Online Extremism: A Corpus Linguistic Approach
• Lisa Gentle 鈥� Attachment Scripts and Mentoring
• Olatokunbo Yakeem-Matti 鈥� Causes of Human Trafficking in Women and Children in Nigeria
• Iris-Anda Ilies 鈥� Social Media and Support in Post-Natal Depression
• Henna Bahia - Mindful Eating and Weight Regulation in Preparation for Bariatric Surgery
• Amy-Louise Simkiss - Attention and Distraction

Conference Proceedings

Carter, P., Gee, M., Lally, H., & McIlhone, H. (2019) Punters and punting: Language, sexuality and online sex work. In: British Association of Applied Linguistics Special Interest Group on Language, Gender and Sexuality, 12^th Meeting, Birmingham, UK

Carter, P., Gee, M., Lawson, R., McIlhone, H., & Lally, H. (2019) 鈥淚鈥檝e been married for 30 odd years and the sex is crap鈥�: Risk, health and identity in an online sex work forum. In: Approaches to Digital Discourse Analysis 2nd annual conference, 23/5/19 鈥� 25/5/19, Turku, Finland.

Lawson, R., Gee., M., Carter, P., Lally, H., & McIlhone, H. (2019) 鈥淲hen I鈥檓 looking for punts, I鈥檓 generally looking for white girls鈥�: Sexual desire, partner preferences, and address strategies in an online sex work forum. In: Lavender Languages 26^th Conference, 2/5/19 鈥� 4/5/19, Gothenburg, Sweden

Awan, I., Sutch, H., & Carter, P. (2019) Extremism Online - Analysis of extremist material on social media In: Commission for Countering Extremism: Presentation & Discussion of Academic Research, 1/5/19, London, UK

Carter, P. (2017). The research paradigm for taking theory through to targeted app based interventions. In: #TechniHealth 鈥� Health Promotion in the Digital Era, 27/2/17, Techniquest, Cardiff

Carter, P. and Gibbs, R. (2013) Using horrific body and avatar creation as an extension of the Proteus effect. In: 2nd Global Conference: Body Horror 鈥� Contagion, Mutation, Transformation, 1/11/13 鈥� 3/11/13, Athens, Greece

Carter, P. and Agnew, S. (2013). Socks on or off? Emerging themes from a Sex-Work forum observations. In: The First Annual Cyberpsychology Conference (ACPC) 2013, 19/09/13, De Montfort University, Leicester

Bullard, E. and Carter, P. (2013). Effects of Anonymity on Aggression and Hostility on 4chan internet message board: Ethical Issues and Practicalities from a student perspective. In: The First Annual Cyberpsychology Conference (ACPC) 2013, 19/09/13, De Montfort University, Leicester

Carter, P., Birak, K., Magias, D., Hulse, M. and Willis, S. (2013). The effectiveness of the Virtual Environment Radiotherapy Training (VERT) system as a teaching tool for anatomy. In: The First Annual Cyberpsychology Conference (ACPC) 2013, 19/09/13, De Montfort University, Leicester

Carter, P. and Bond, E. (2013). Cyberbullying: Preliminary comparisons from the 2011 and 2012 e-safer Suffolk Cybersurvey. In: The First Annual Cyberpsychology Conference 2013 (ACPC), 19/09/13, De Montfort University, Leicester

Carter, P (2013). Orientation free representations or multiple perspectives in Virtual Environments? A case for increased use of eye-tracking data to differentiate. In: Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT) 2013, 2nd-6th September 2013, Scarborough, UK

Tlauka, M., Wilson, P. and Carter, P. (2010). Special recall of the first direction of travel: An examination of the first-perspective alignment effect. In: 37th Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference., 8 - 10 April 2010, Melbourne, Australia , p. 39

Articles & Reports

Bond, E. and Carter, P. (2013) The e-Safer Suffolk Cybersurvey 2012-2013 Summary Report Suffolk, UK: Suffolk County Council

Bond, E. and Carter, P. (2012) The e-Safer Suffolk Cybersurvey 2011 Summary Report Suffolk, UK: University of Suffolk

Tlauka, M., Carter, P., Malhberg, T. and Wilson, P. (2011). The first-perspective alignment effect: The role of environmental complexity and familiarity with surroundings. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology A , 64 (11), pp. 2236-2250. ISSN 0272-4987

Wilson, P. and Carter, P. (2009). When selecting a shortcut, men use path geometry and women use landmarks. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology A , 62 (12), pp. 2471-2482. ISSN 02724987

Articles [4] and Chapters [1] under review not included]