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Mel Hall is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Staffordshire University since 2004. Their academic affiliations include roles at the University of Bristol (1998-2001) and University of Sussex (2001-2004). They hold a degree from the University of Greenwich (1998), with research experience in experimental psychology projects focusing on working memory and learning disabilities.
Research interests span legal/criminological psychology, cyberpsychology, and e-learning applications. Key enterprise collaborations include projects with Peugeot, NHS organizations, and Staffordshire County Council. Teaching responsibilities include module leadership for 'People Behaving Badly', 'Psychology of Crime', and supervision of Level 6 dissertations.
Publications emphasize pedagogical innovations in technology-enhanced learning and cognitive psychology. Notable work includes studies on self-efficacy in Web 2.0 contexts and the impact of instructional frameworks on juror decision-making.
Awards include institutional recognitions such as Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023 for Facilities and Social Inclusion. Their research contributes to understanding memory processes and legal psychology applications.
