Kimberly More

Dr. Kimberly More is a Lecturer in the Department for Health at the University of Bath, affiliated with the Centre for Motivation and Behaviour Change. Her research focuses on the biopsychosocial model of health, emphasizing translational research to address behavioral intentions and maintenance of health-promoting behaviors, particularly in deprived communities. She holds a Doctor of Social Science from Iowa State University (2020) and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of British Columbia Okanagan (2014).

Her work intersects Social and Health Psychology, examining factors like habits, identity, and community resources to promote health behaviors. She has secured over £2.7 million in funding, including a Royal Society of Edinburgh Personal Research Fellowship and UKRI grants. Key projects include participatory approaches addressing health disparities and habit-based interventions for diet and exercise.

Recent articles explore topics such as self-regulation strategies in complex behaviors, neighborhood social cohesion’s impact on health outcomes, and workplace unethical behavior determinants. Awards include the Research Excellence Award (2019) and Teaching Excellence Award (2020).

Her activities include invited talks at institutions like the European Health Psychology Society and presentations at conferences such as the Society of Behavioral Medicine. She collaborates on projects like the Realities in Health Disparities initiative (2024–2027) and the health and care futures in predictive medicine (2023–2024).