Stephanie Wilkie

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Name:

Stephanie Wilkie

Email address:

stephanie.wilkie@sunderland.ac.uk

Department:

Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellbeing (5PSY)

Homepage URL:

http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/research/researchstaff/facultyofappliedsciences/psychology/drstephaniewilkie/

Biography

Expertise:

Environmental Psychology, People Place Relationships, Wellbeing, Home, Atmosphere, Large Scale Data Collection

Job title:

Associate Professor in Environmental Psychology

Biography:

Dr Stephanie Wilkie is Associate Professor in Environmental Psychology in the Department of Psychology. She is an environmental psychologist interested in the transactional relationship between people and places. She is particularly interested the influence of places on the development of our sense of self; and how places impact the well-being of the individuals associated with them.

Qualifications:

Ph.D., Educational Psychology Indiana University 2001 M.A., Psychology Ball State University 1994 B.A., Psychology Purdue University 1992

My Latest

Fothergill, Melissa, Wilkie, Stephanie, Moss, Mark and Wolfson, Sandy (2024) Testosterone and cortisol: Hormone reactivity as it relates to playing venue in male academy soccer players. Journal of Sport Behavior. (In Press)
Ratcliffe, E.R., Ogunbode, C, Wilkie, Stephanie, Jones, CR, Devine-Wright, P, Uzzell, D, Canter, D, Korpela, K, Pinto de Carvalho, L and Staats, H (2024) On the importance of qualitative research in environmental psychology. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 93. ISSN 0272-4944
Wilkie, Stephanie, Platt, Tracey and Trotter, Hannah (2023) Does a brief virtual dose of an environment affect subjective wellbeing and judgements of perceived restorativeness? Considering the role of place preference. Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology, 4. ISSN 2666-6227
Wilkie, Stephanie, Platt, Tracey and Delicato, Louise (2023) The influence of place-related identity and trait cheerfulness on environmental perception, emotion and mood. In: International Society for the Study of Individual Differences Conference, 18-21 Jul 2023, Belfast, UK. (Unpublished)
Roberts, Michaela, Colley, Katherine, Currie, Margaret, Eastwood, Anatonia, Li, Kuang Heng, Avery, Lisa, Beevers, Lindsay, Braithwaite, Isobel, Dallimer, Martin, Davies, Zoe, Fisher, Helen, Gidlow, Christopher, Memom, Anjum, Mudway, Ian, Naylor, Larissa, Reis, Stefan, Smith, Pete, Stansfeld, Stephen, Wilkie, Stephanie and Irvine, Katherine (2023) The Contribution of Environmental Science to Mental Health Research: A Scoping Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 20 (7). pp. 1-36. ISSN 1660-4601

My Most Viewed

	Item title
1	Determinants of home atmosphere in English football: a committed supporter perspective	602	0
2	The English football ground as a representation of home	506	4
3	Atmosphere in English football: Relationships with Stadium Characteristics, supporter demographics and moving to a new ground	498	317
4	The impact of built environment restructuring on adult health: A scoping review from a behavioural science perspective.	382	2
5	Environment Preference and Environment Type Congruence: Effects on Perceived Restoration Likelihood and Restorative Outcomes	348	0
6	Restructuring the built environment to change adult health behaviors: A scoping review integrated with behavior change frameworks	298	250
7	Research Note: Further exploration of environment preference and environment type congruence on restoration and perceived restoration potential	292	291
8	Assessing physical symptoms during the postpartum period: Reliability and validity of the Primary Health Questionnaire Somatic Symptom Subscale (PHQ-15)	290	207
9	The International Wayfinding Strategy Scale: evidence for cross-cultural use with a sample from the UK	290	0
10	Unsolicited Restoration and Emotion Responses of Twitter Users to Urban Green and Blue Space	274	87

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