Catherine Friend personal portfolio

Lecturer in psychology and UX with over 10 years teaching and academic research experience.

Honors degrees in M.Sc. Cyberpsychology and B.Sc. Applied Psychology.

Strong communication skills, a lust for technology design and keen to further a career in the technology and academic industries.

Ideal candidate for position requiring creativity, independence, dependability and drive.

Mission

To understand how humans use and misuse technology, how we perceive information to improve psychology and

technology design and use.

Qualifications

M.Sc. Cyberpsychology

B.Sc. Applied Psychology

Publications

Friend, C. (2021). An investigation into the difficulties and obstacles of Irish legal history: Intent to Harm or Lawful excuse other psychological factors in Irish cybercrime legislation. Dublin Law and Politics Review.
Friend, C, Bowman-Grieve, L, Kavanagh, J and Palace, M (2020) Fighting Cybercrime: A Review of the Irish Experience. International Journal of Cyber Criminology, 14 (2). pp. 383-399.
Friend, C., Fox Hamilton, N. & Power, A. (2018). Social norms in deception detection in online and offline communication: Understanding individual perspectives in a qualitative thematic analysis. In A. Power (Eds.), Cyberpsychology and Society. Oxford: Routledge.
Friend, C. & Fox Hamilton, N. (2016). Deception detection: The effect of trust levels and perspective taking in real time online and offline communication environments. Cyberpsychology Behaviour and Social Networking, 19(9), 532-537.

Interviews

Postgraduate researcher appeals for lawyers to complete cybercrime survey [ online blog ] July 2017
Episode 2 - Catherine Friend - Forensic & Cyber Psychology [radio] March 2019
SafeGuard podcast with George Kamide and Ashley Stone June 2019 – in production