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Understanding travel behaviour change: insights paper
Kenyon, S. 2025. Understanding travel behaviour change: insights paper.
Recognising, understanding and addressing the environmental, network and social impacts of the student commute to university in the UK
Kenyon, S. 2025. Recognising, understanding and addressing the environmental, network and social impacts of the student commute to university in the UK.
Acute cardiac autonomic and haemodynamic responses to leg and arm isometric exercise
Swift, H., O'Driscoll, J., Coleman, D., De Caux, A. and Wiles, J. 2022. Acute cardiac autonomic and haemodynamic responses to leg and arm isometric exercise. European Journal of Applied Physiology. 122 (4), pp. 975-985. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00421-022-04894-7
Sex-based comparison of the blood pressure, haemodynamic and cardiac autonomic adaptations following isometric exercise training in sedentary adults: a randomised controlled trial
Swift, H., Coleman, D., Pedlar, C., Smart, N.A., Farmer, C. and Wiles, J. 2025. Sex-based comparison of the blood pressure, haemodynamic and cardiac autonomic adaptations following isometric exercise training in sedentary adults: a randomised controlled trial. BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine. 11 (2). https://doi.org/doi:10.1136/bmjsem-2024-002431
The individual and situational factors predicting unethical behaviour in the workplace: A direct and conceptual replication of Jones & Kavanagh (1996)
Evans, Thomas, Bartlett, James, Gourdon-Kanhukamwe, Amelie, Allen, Tim, Antoniou, Georgia, Arent, Sara, Asmarani, Dea, Binns, Neelo, Boulton, Clara, Bowhay, Joshua, Cederlund, Linnea, Chana, Ramnik, Chou, Yu Yang, Dookheea, Kevina, Guglani, Gurbani, Hamson-Ford, Abi, Hood, Holly, Hostafci, Eci, Jahanzeb, Suha, Jones, Kaylie, Joseph, Gemma, Kemalesh, Tephilla, Karoui, Lamiss-Roya, Khan, Soha, Kviatkovskyte, Renata, Lee, Jing, Lewis, Rahimah, Logan, Odelia, Martin, Georgia, Masuleh, Samaneh, McCulloch, Rebecca, Modi, Pragya, Nakro, Susan, Nguyen, Vy, Phan, Minh, Philcox, Edward, Pliego, Ana, Raman, Sasha, Ramji, Anusha, Ramsay, Anna, Rhone-Parkinson, Natasha, Rizzo-Powell, Tayla, Simony, Attila, Sobolak, Roksana, Thompson, Maia, Ujobundo, Believe, Vijayakumar, Bhagyashree, Wells-Dean, Natalja, Wernick, Michaela, Wood, Gemma, Yang, Chan Young, Zahid, Zareen, Addicott, Colleen, Bending, Hazel, Bradford, Elisabeth, Branney, Peter, Butler, Joanna, Chu, Irene, Clark, Oliver, Dean, Laura, Griep, Yannick, Hatton, Tom, Heard, Caroline, Kowalczyk, Olivia, Lautarescu, Alexandra, McCarthy, Tony, More, Kimberly, Sabo, J., Schleu, Joyce Elena, Scholarios, Dora, Searle, Rosalind, Sebah, Ilham, Wallis, Laura, Wang, Ruijie, Wilson-Lemoine, Jeremy, Wilson-Lemoine, Emma and Burns, Calvin 2025. The individual and situational factors predicting unethical behaviour in the workplace: A direct and conceptual replication of Jones & Kavanagh (1996). Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology.