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Dr. Lucy Eddy

Assistant Professor

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Department of Psychology
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Dr. Lucy Eddy

Biography

Lucy is an Assistant Professor in Psychology. Her research interests include the development of motor skills, and how they interact with other aspects of childhood development such as health and academic attainment in children with and without developmental disorders. 


Lucy teaches a range of modules at undergraduate level, including Advances in Child Development in Education Contexts, Introduction to Research Methods (Quantitative), and Further Research Methods (Quantitative).

Research

Lucy's research interests include the development of motor skills and how they interact with other aspects of childhood development such as health and academic attainment in children with and without developmental disorders.

Teaching

Modules

  • Advances in Child Development in Education Contexts - PSY6008-B
  • Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology - PSY4006-B
  • Further Research Methods in Psychology - PSY5017-B
  • Brain and Behaviour - PSY4009-B

Publications

  • An evidence-based plan for addressing the autism assessment and support crisis

    Mon-Williams et al. (2024) Child of the North.

  • Addressing Education and Health Inequity: Perspectives from the North of England

    Mon-Williams et al. (2023) Child of the North.