Career
After completing a BSc at Reading University and a PhD at Sheffield University he migrated to New Zealand where he taught at the University of Otago. He returned to the UK as Head of the School of Psychology at Middlesex Polytechnic before working at City University London from 2000-10. He founded and edits the Journal of Health Psychology (A more detailed biography is published in Who's Who).
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