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Department of Psychology

Staff

Dr Lynda Boothroyd, BA MSc PhD

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Lecturer in the Department of Psychology
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 33 43289
Room number: L77

Contact Dr Lynda Boothroyd

Contact details

Tel: 0191 334 3289
Email: l.g.boothroyd (at) dur.ac.uk

Indicators of Esteem

Research Groups

Research Interests

  • Attraction
  • Evolutionary Social and Developmental Psychology
  • Father absence theory

Teaching Areas

  • Introduction to Social and Developmental Psychology (Queen's Campus)
  • The Evolution of Human Behaviour

Selected Publications

Journal papers: academic

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Media Contacts

Available for media contact about:

  • Evolution: The way in which evolution has shaped what kind of faces we are attracted to.
  • Perception / attractiveness: The way in which evolution has shaped what kind of faces we are attracted to.
  • Relationships: The way in which evolution has shaped what kind of faces we are attracted to.
  • Perception / attractiveness: The development of facial preferences in children and adults
  • Evolution: Family influences of puberty and sexual development.
  • Psychology: Family influences of puberty and sexual development.
  • Psychology: The relationship bewteen hormones (such as testosterone), behaviour and physical traits in men and women
  • Aggression: The relationship bewteen hormones (such as testosterone), behaviour and physical traits in men and women
  • Gender differences: The relationship bewteen hormones (such as testosterone), behaviour and physical traits in men and women