Richard Rowe
@ProfRichRowe
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Professor of Psychology at the University of Sheffield.
Joined March 2013
Intelligent Speed Assistance is becoming more common in cars, but what predicts intention to use it? With @RoadSafetyTruUK support we found a range of salient beliefs. These might interest organisations aiming to help drivers stay within the speed limit.
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RT @UKROEd: Intelligent speed assist is here on some cars and coming for others. However, many cars already have a speed limiter. Setting…
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Intelligent speed assistance can support motorists to stay within speed limits and therefore save lives. What are the issues in rolling out the technology? With @RoadSafetyTruUK funding, we asked 60 stakeholders to find out.
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I enjoyed presenting at the Road Safety GB conference yesterday. I talked about our @RoadSafetyTruUK funded work informing public information campaigns about encouraging the use of Intelligent Speed Assistance. Some details available here #NRSC2023
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RT @DrMillings: Fantastic psychology PhD place, fully funded for 3.5 yrs, with me and @maddyarden, applying behavioural science to reducing…
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New research just out on the role of self-regulation in young Iranian drivers. The driving context is very different from the UK, but the underlying processes look quite similar.
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New research out addressing the links between Adverse Childhood Experiences and emotional and behavioural problems. First author @georgekhales and @agata_debowska key contributers.
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RT @field_matt: **New jobs - please RT!** We are recruiting for 3 permanent Lecturer or Senior Lecturer (= Assistant or Assoc Prof equival…
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I’ve been interested in the role of self-regulation in risky driving for a while as a potential safety intervention target. Very pleased to have been involved in this paper which develops a driving specific measure of self-regulation.
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RT @TheJCPP: In this #FreeAccess commentary, @ProfRichRowe reflects on Brown, Beardslee, Frick, Steinberg and Cauffman (2022) and explores…
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Newly qualified motorists are the most vulnerable road users. Fortunately, this improves dramatically within a few months. But what’s different after a few hundred miles of driving? Here we report our latest attempts to find out:
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RT @NuffieldFound: Child conduct problems, socio-economic status and the impact on broader family functioning 🗓️Weds 8 June | 10:00-13:00…
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RT @DavidDjward: Six - cross party - former road safety ministers support @transportgovuk implementing full package of vehicle safety measu…
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@NuffieldFound funded work on the mechanisms linking family income to conduct problems in children out today. We found relationships with family functioning and parental mental health, but not the relationships we expected.
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@CrisNicaPsy @RoadSafetyTruUK Hi Cristian, many thanks for your interest in the post. Please can you drop me an email and we can discuss.
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Congratulations to @TSatmarean on publishing this work on social information processing in antisocial behaviour. #PLOSONE: Working memory guidance of visual attention to threat in offenders
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RT @ShefAutismRes: Dear @ESRC sending requests out to junior colleagues on Xmas eve to respond to reviews by 30th Dec is unacceptable. I se…
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RT @RoadSafetyTruUK: Young drivers are more at risk of being involved in a car accident in the first few months of passing their driving te…
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Two lectureships available in the Department of Psychology, University of Sheffield.
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