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Tom Clark

Lecturer in Research Methods

University of Sheffield

United Kingdom

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Dr. Tom Clark is a Lecturer in Research Methods at the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. His research areas include the prevalence of paranormal beliefs, methodologies in religious research, and the socio-cultural dynamics of childhood sexual abuse disclosures. His recent publications address topics such as the BME attainment gap and moral beliefs linked to historical criminal cases.

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Katharine Bader

University of Massachusetts Amherst

UNITED STATES

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Rita Hordosy

Associate Professor in Education

University of Nottingham

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East Tennessee State University

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Christopher Bader

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Chapman University

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The research/teaching nexus in sociology: Perspectives from Norway, Hungary and England

Mostly haunted: a socio-spatial analysis of ghost tourism in England and Wales

Marginalized, Secularized, and Popularized? The Prevalence and Patterns of Paranormal Belief in the United Kingdom

Measuring Religious Evil: Examining the Use of Single-Item Measures in Religious Research

Measuring religious evil: examining the use of single-item measures in religious research

Assisting students in generating research ideas and developing research questions

Being a burden: Over-researching and research fatigue

Sympathy for the Devil: Belief in Satan and Moral Beliefs

‘They would rather not have known and me kept my mouth shut’: The role of neutralisation in responding to the disclosure of childhood sexual abuse

Exploring the BME Attainment Gap in a Russell Group University: A Mixed Methods Case-Study

Hypnotising evil : Myra Hindley, hypnosis, and criminal investigations in the UK

‘Normal Happy Girl’ Interrupted: An auto/biographical Analysis of Myra Hindley’s Public Confession

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Katharine Bader

Rita Hordosy

Joseph O. Baker

Christopher Bader

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