Emma Nolan

Emma Nolan is a Lecturer at the School of Psychology, Queen's University Belfast. Her research focuses on psychometrics, mental health, and factor analysis methodologies. She has contributed to validation studies of child functioning metrics and explored social disconnection in bereaved populations. Recent activities include visiting King's College London as part of collaborative academic work.

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Her research interests emphasize quantitative validation techniques (e.g., construct validity, exploratory factor analysis) applied to mental health and child welfare contexts. She has published peer-reviewed articles in BMC Public Health and Journal of Loss and Trauma.

Collaborations include researchers from institutions like the University of Toronto and McMaster University, as seen in her co-authored works.