Hannah Brett

Staff details

Hannah Brett

Position

Teaching Fellow

Department

Psychology

Email

hbret001 (@gold.ac.uk)

Hannah is interested in children's bullying involvement, with a focus on children in foster care, and sibling bullying.

Hannah is a Teaching Fellow in Psychology at Goldsmiths, University of London. Hannah completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Keele University, followed by an MSc in Psychological Research Methods at the University of Sheffield.

Hannah’s PhD (Goldsmiths, University of London) explored the role of the family on adolescent’s bullying involvement using a mixed-method design. In particular, she is interested in how different family demographics (family structure and siblings) may contribute to the risk of bullying involvement in adolescence. Within this, Hannah is interested in between-sibling bullying, and the experiences of children living in social care.

Publications and research outputs

Article

Brett, Hannah; Jones Bartoli, Alice and Smith, Peter K.. 2023. Sibling bullying during childhood: A scoping review. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 72, 101862. ISSN 1359-1789

Conferences and talks

2023: 27th Workshop on Aggression
Hannah was the main organiser and host of the 27th Workshop on Aggression, held in London. This is an intimate international conference to present developments in Aggression research.