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Victoria Hotchin

Victoria is interested in how insights from personality and social psychology can be used to improve wellbeing and intergroup relations.

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Victoria Hotchin

Position

Teaching Fellow

Department

Psychology

Email

victoria.j.hotchin (@gold.ac.uk)

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