Dr Janelle Jones

Undergraduate Teaching

• Essential Skills for Psychologists (Tutorials) (PSY100)
• Social Psychology (PSY215)
• Positive Psychology (PSY129)

Research

Research Interests:

I am interested in how our social connections (e.g. friends, family, clubs, social categories), and related identities, influence the ways we see ourselves, shape our interactions with others, promote resilience, and impact our health and well-being.

Some of my recent research considers: 

• How the salience of (multiple) groups might help to promote resilience in the face of different challenges; 
• The strategies that people use to manage conflicting and/or stigmatising group memberships; 
• And what it is about group loss under different circumstances (e.g. injury, leaving) that affects well-being.

Research department

• Psychology

Publications

• Browse a list of publications by Janelle Jones
• See Janelle Jones' Google Scholar Citations
• Follow Janelle Jones on Academia.edu

Supervision

Current PhD opportunity

• Social groups, resilience, health and well-being

PhD supervision

• Anna-Theresa Jieman
• Elizabeth Quinn

Research Assistants 

Public Engagement

Media

Watch Janelle Jones talk about the humanisation of Syrian refugees in news coverage in The Independent.