Jane Ogden

Professor in Health Psychology

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Jane Ogden is a Professor in Health Psychology at the University of Surrey, United Kingdom. Her research areas include the psychological factors influencing health behaviors, exercise dependence, and the experiences of individuals with chronic conditions such as Long Covid. Recent publications reflect her qualitative approach to understanding barriers to health behaviors in adolescents, women's reproductive health experiences, and the dynamics of support during bariatric surgery.

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Kathryn Hart

Senior Lecturer in Dietetics

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University of Surrey

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‘ You’re basically naked’: a qualitative study of why girls drop out of sport in their teenage years

Medical, subjective and objective forms of exercise dependence and the role of learning, cognitive and emotional biases

Much more than a biological phenomenon: A qualitative study of women’s experiences of brain fog across their reproductive journey

Rationalising a spectrum of problematic exercise: A qualitative study

Understanding Barriers to Health Behaviours in 13–17-Year-Olds: A Whole Systems Approach in the Context of Obesity

Patients’ experiences of living with Long Covid and their beliefs about the role of psychology in their condition

‘Is anyone else’s husband trying to undermine them all the time?’: A reflexive thematic analysis of online support forum discussions about bariatric surgery saboteurs

Care or sabotage? A reflexive thematic analysis of perceived partner support throughout the bariatric surgery journey

The relationship between caregivers and daughters’ food and body shape scripts: A dyadic analysis

The Effect of Body-Focused Positive Psychology Interventions on Behavioural Intentions, Body Esteem, and Body Compassion

How are bodily states experienced, differentiated and translated into symptoms? A qualitative study

The expectations of cancer treatment questionnaire and the experiences of cancer treatment questionnaire: Development and validation

Sabotage, Collusion, and Being a Feeder: Towards a New Model of Negative Social Support and Its Impact on Weight Management

A randomised control trial assessing the impact of an investment-based intervention on weight-loss, glycated haemoglobin and psychological outcomes 1 year post bariatric surgery

Exploring Rates of Adherence and Barriers to Time-Restricted Eating

Experiences of adult siblings of those with developmental coordination disorder (DCD): a qualitative study

Making sense of the stories we are told about our own conception and birth: a qualitative analysis

The patient-practitioner interaction in post bariatric surgery consultations: an interpersonal process recall study

Assessing feeder motivations and behaviour within couples using the Feeder Questionnaire

Nostalgia, Gratitude, or Optimism: The Impact of a Two-Week Intervention on Well-Being During COVID-19

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