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Aly Kelleher

  • Overview

    Overview

    Administrative responsibilities

    • BSc Business Psychology Programme Director
    • BSc Business Psychology Admissions tutor
  • Research

    Research

    Research interests

    • Employee Motivation & motivation theory
    • Engagement from the employees perspective
    • Future Time Perspective in the context of motivation
    • Job Demands and Resources
    • Multilevel Structural Equation Modelling
    • The meaningfulness of work

    Research overview

    Latest Publication:

    Wood, S., Michaelides, G., Inceoglu, I., Niven, K., Kelleher, A., Hurren, E., & Daniels, K. (2022). Satisfaction with one’s job and working at home in the COVID-19 pandemic: A two-wave study. Applied Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1111/apps.12440

     

    Research clusters and groups

    • Quantitative Methods Group
  • Supervision and teaching

    Supervision and teaching

    Teaching

    Lecturer:

    Research Methods for Business Psychology
    Motivation, Engagement & Job Design
    Introduction to Business/Organizational Psychology
    Individual Differences & Psychometrics
    Learning and Development (MSc OPHRM)
    Employee Relations & Motivation (MSc OPHRM)
    Employment Law (MSc OPHRM)

    Research Project Supervisor:

    BSc Business Psychology
    MSc Organizational Psychology (Internal programme)
    MSc OPHRM (International OPHRM).

    Guest lecturing:
    Advanced Research Methods
    Dissertation for Business Psychology

    Teaching modules

    • Research Methods in Management (Undergraduate) (BUMN146H5)
    • Research Methods in Management (Undergraduate) (BUMN146H5)
    • Research Methods for Business Psychology (BUOB029H5)
    • Motivation, Engagement and Job Design (BUOB090H5)
    • Motivation, Engagement and Job Design (BUOB090H5)
    • Individual Differences and Psychometrics (BUOB092H5)
    • Individual Differences and Psychometrics (BUOB092H5)
    • Introduction to Organizational Psychology (BUOB094H4)
    • Quantitative Methods (MOMN022H4)