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Department of Psychology


The Department of psychology is a leading center for education and research in psychology. With expert faculty, modern facilities, and a strong focus on innovation, we prepare students for successful careers and academic excellence. Join us and be part of a dynamic learning community shaping the future.

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Welcome to the Department of psychology, one of the leading academic and research centers in the field of psychology. With distinguished faculty members, advanced educational facilities, and a dynamic research environment, our faculty provides an excellent platform for the development of knowledge and specialized skills. Our goal at the Department of psychology is to nurture competent, creative, and dedicated graduates who can play a significant role in scientific, industrial, and social fields. Our academic programs emphasize the latest scientific resources, applied research, and continuous interaction with the industry, preparing students for both professional careers and further academic pursuits.



Research output

Articles
1990

Kalantari, M., Yule, W., Gardner, F.
Bereavement Care (02682621)9(1)pp. 5-7
1993

Kalantari, M., Yule, W., Gardner, F.
Journal of Child and Family Studies (15732843)2(2)pp. 97-108
1997

Information processing in clinically depressed and anxious children and adolescents

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Dalgleish, T., Taghavi, R., Neshat doost, H.T., Moradi, A., Yule, W., Canterbury, R.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines (00219630)38(5)pp. 535-541

The performance of clinically depressed children and adolescents on the modified Stroop paradigm

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Neshat doost, H.T., Taghavi, R., Moradi, A., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Personality and Individual Differences (01918869)23(5)pp. 753-759
1998

Information processing in recovered depressed children and adolescents

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Dalgleish, T., Neshat doost, H.T., Taghavi, R., Moradi, A., Yule, W., Canterbury, R., Vostanis p., P.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines (00219630)39(7)pp. 1031-1035

Memory for emotional trait adjectives in clinically depressed youth

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Neshat doost, H.T., Taghavi, R., Moradi, A., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology (0021843X)107(4)pp. 642-650
1999

Biases in visual attention in children and adolescents with clinical anxiety and mixed anxiety-depression

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Taghavi, R., Neshat doost, H.T., Moradi, A., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology (15732835)27(3)pp. 215-223

Everyday memory deficits in children and adolescents with PTSD: Performance on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

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Moradi, A., Neshat doost, H.T., Taghavi, R., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines (00219630)40(3)pp. 357-361

Performance of children and adolescents with PTSD on the Stroop colour-naming task

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Moradi, A., Taghavi, R., Neshat doost, H.T., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Psychological Medicine (14698978)29(2)pp. 415-419

Performance of children of adults with PTSD on the Stroop color-naming task: A preliminary study

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Moradi, A., Neshat doost, H.T., Taghavi, R., Yule, W., Dalgleish, T.
Journal of Traumatic Stress (15736598)12(4)pp. 663-671
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