Dr Elizabeth Kaplunov

Reading Time: 2 minutes

Dr Elizabeth Kaplunov is a chartered psychologist who evaluates projects about health technology for disabled and vulnerable people with a focus on gaining insight into processes, usage, feasibility, and outcome analysis. She has also previously worked in the charity sector (drugs and alcohol service, deaf health charity, and a charity for disabled people).

She earned her PhD from the University of Bath in 2019, where she specialised in deaf health, communication, and motivation.

Articles

2024

Why Some Students Fail to Reach Their Academic Potential (08 December 2024)
Psychoanalysis Through the Ages: How Freud and Jung Shaped Modern Psychotherapy (19 October 2024)
Why the DSM-5’s New Dimensional Approach to Personality Disorders Is Gaining Traction (08 August 2024)
Overstimulation and Sensory Profile: What Is It and How to Cope (06 August 2024)
What Psychological Tools and Knowledge Should a Great Leader Have? (28 May 2024)
Why Should Teaching Be Culturally Responsive? (26 May 2024)
How Understanding the Types of Motivation Can Enhance Your Everyday Life (22 April 2024)

2023

Why Do People Love Horror Films? (01 February 2023)

2022

How Can We Enhance Our Memory – And What Can Diminish It? (08 November 2022)

2020

To Support Struggling Students, an Array of Therapies Is Available (27 November 2020)
The Psychology of Leadership (17 April 2020)
How Do People Control Their Behaviour? (16 April 2020)
The Case for Academic Motivation Is Rather Dire (13 April 2020)
How Do Disability Interventions and Theory Influence Each Other? (12 April 2020)
Sherlock Holmes Can Teach Us a Lot About Expertise (06 April 2020)

2019

Disabled People Simply Want the Opportunity to Work in the Future and Contribute to Society (18 December 2019)
The Psychology of Free Will (10 October 2019)
How to Interview Deaf People – Things I Learned from My PhD (09 October 2019)

2016

How Do We Measure Creativity (22 December 2016)