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Associate Professor Annelie Harvey is affiliated with Anglia Ruskin University's Faculty of Science and Engineering, within the Psychology, Sport and Sensory Science department. She is a member of the ARU Centre for Societies and Groups and joined the university in 2015 after completing her PhD at the University of Essex. Her research focuses on the psychology of justice, particularly how people respond to victims and instances of misfortune through the lens of the Belief in a Just World theory.
Education:
- PhD in Psychology, University of Essex (2014)
- MSc in Research Methods in Psychology, University of Essex (2011, Distinction)
- BSc (Hons) Psychology, University of Essex (2010, First Class)
Research Interests: Her work explores reactions to injustice, victim derogation, stereotypes, and the psychological mechanisms underlying belief in a just world. Recent studies include investigations into victim perception, moral reasoning, and the impact of social contexts like speciesism and food ethics. She has contributed to interdisciplinary projects addressing public health (e.g., wellbeing effects of live events) and educational strategies (e.g., student feedback systems).
Grants & Awards:
- £103,128 Leverhulme Trust Grant (2016–2018) for studying victim derogation mechanisms
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2019)
- Recipient of Anglia Ruskin Learning and Teaching Project Awards (2017–2019)
Teaching & Engagement: Teaches Social Psychology and Forensic Psychology. Active in educational innovation, including Dashboard-based student comparison tools. Engages with public discourse via social media and conferences, presenting on topics like post-traumatic growth and societal justice.
Labs & Collaborations: Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on projects involving animal ethics, public health, and educational technology. Her work frequently intersects with the ARU Centre for Societies and Groups, addressing societal challenges through psychological frameworks.
