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Kristina Massey is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Psychology and Life Sciences. Her research primarily focuses on forensic psychology, victimology, and trauma studies, with extensive work on sexual violence impacts, policing challenges, and the effects of explicit content on youth development. She maintains an active research profile with interdisciplinary collaborations addressing real-world implications for professionals and policy.
Research interests center on:
- Sexual violence dynamics: Investigating rape myths in policing, victim support systems, and trauma impacts on professionals
- Psychological resilience: Studying coping mechanisms for vicarious trauma in sexual assault referral centers
- Media influences: Analyzing pornography's effects on adolescent behavior and mental health
- Policing psychology: Examining PTSD risks and mental health challenges in law enforcement
Her publications (15 most recent shown) demonstrate consistent focus on trauma exposure across professional contexts, with methodological diversity including evidence assessments, empirical studies, and policy analysis. Research trends show strong emphasis on practical interventions for support systems and resilience-building.
