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Dr. Paul Rodway is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Chester, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Society. He serves as the Department of Psychology's Academic Integrity Officer for Levels 5 and 6. With a career spanning multiple institutions including the University of Bradford and Abertay University, Dr. Rodway has established himself as a key figure in psychological research.
- Education: PhD in Experimental Psychology (University of Sussex, 1996), MSc in Intelligent Systems (Brunel University London, 1992), BSc Psychology (University of East London, 1990)
Dr. Rodway's research focuses on Artificial Intelligence attitudes, behavioral lateralization, aesthetic perception, and decision-making factors. His work explores hemispheric specialization in humans and animals through studies on side preferences, limb dominance, and emotional processing asymmetries. Current research examines AI's educational impact and develops psychometric scales for measuring technology attitudes.
Recent publications analyze AI adoption challenges in education, cross-cultural AI perceptions, and evolutionary theories of handedness. His empirical studies on art appreciation and consumer behavior reveal fascinating insights into shared semantic interpretations and spatial biases.
As a dedicated educator, Dr. Rodway teaches Biological Psychology and Cognitive Psychology across undergraduate and postgraduate programs. He supervises research dissertations at all levels and has contributed to curriculum development through course design for biological psychology modules.
Professional activities include membership in the Higher Education Academy since 2011 and extensive peer review experience for academic journals since 2000. His research on primate social networks and animal personality traits demonstrates interdisciplinary breadth.
