Laura Faye Longstaff
Senior Lecturer in Occupational and Organisational
Psychology
Northumbria University
United Kingdom
Biography
Senior Lecturer in Occupational and Organisational Psychology, Department of Psychology
Research Interest
My research interests are particularly centered on the area of occupational health psychology, specifically the impact of the following areas on employees: occupational well-being; sleep; the 24-hour society; diurnal preference (morningness/eveningness); work life balance and the anticipation of events (i.e. organisational change). I also carry out consultancy work around employee recruitment and selection, including the application of psychometric testing and employee development.
Publications
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Neale, L., Moss, L & Moss, M. (2008). Lavender Aroma Moderates Endocrine Response to an Acute Psychological Stressor but Does Not Impact on Subjective Measures of Mood and Demand. International Journal of Clinical Aromatherapy, 5 (2), 3-8.
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Ellis, J.G, Perlis, M.L, Neale, L.F, Espie, C.A, & Bastien, C.H. (2012). The Natural History of Insomnia: Focus on Prevalence and Incidence of Acute Insomnia. Journal of Psychiatric Research, 46 (10), 1278 – 1285.
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Jackson, E., Davies, E.L. & Neale,l. (2013). Snapshots of the Psypag 2012 Workshops: Tips, Adviceand Benefits. PsyPAG Quarterly, 86,5-7.
