Natasha Clarke

Dr. Natasha Clarke is a Lecturer in Psychology at Bath Spa University, specializing in behaviour change and addictive behaviours. Her research focuses on choice architecture interventions to reduce alcohol consumption through environmental cues like glass size, drink availability, and labeling.

• Education: PhD in Alcohol Harm Reduction Interventions from the University of Liverpool (2017)
• Experience: Post-doctoral research associate at the University of Cambridge (Behaviour Change by Design team)

Her research explores how environmental modifications influence consumer decisions, particularly in alcohol and food contexts. Key areas include calorie labeling, health warnings, and product availability.

Recent publications examine salt warning labels, alcohol-free drink availability, and health risk visualization. Her work combines experimental trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses to assess intervention effectiveness.