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Professor Jon May
Professor in Psychology
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School of Psychology
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7439-9200
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Psychology
Working Memory
100%
Cognitive Process
56%
Mental Imagery
46%
Goal Setting
43%
Physical Activity
40%
Factor Analysis
34%
Human Motivation
32%
Cognitive Psychology
32%
Motivational Interviewing
32%
Healthy Eating
32%
Self-Efficacy
25%
Early Intervention
24%
Long-Term Goal
24%
Concurrent Validity
24%
Intercorrelations
24%
Guided Imagery
21%
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
18%
Alcohol Abuse
18%
Mental Health
17%
Mind Wandering
17%
Healthcare
16%
Automatic Process
16%
Drug Abuse
16%
Mood
16%
Effective Intervention
16%
Verbal Working Memory
16%
Visuospatial Sketchpad
16%
Working Memory Capacity
16%
Dental Anxiety
16%
Applied Research
16%
Baseline Measurement
16%
Anorexia
16%
Mental Arithmetic
16%
Phonological Loop
16%
Gaming
16%
Maladaptive Behavior
16%
Gender Role
16%
Mental Health Service
16%
Consciousness
16%
Attentional Control
16%
Thought Suppression
16%
Eating Disorder
16%
Controlled Process
16%
Conscious Process
16%
Unconscious Process
16%
Personality Trait
16%
Consensual Assessment Technique
16%
Discriminant Validity
16%
Construct Validity
16%
Alcohol Use Disorder
16%
Neuroscience
Working Memory
72%
Intrusive Thoughts
72%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
40%
Healthy Eating
16%
Thought Suppression
12%
Mindfulness
12%
Drug Abuse
8%
Automatic Process
8%
Decision-Making
8%
Fibrinogen
8%
Meditation
8%
Behavior Change
8%
Withdrawal Syndrome
8%
Physical Dependence
8%
Somatics
8%
