Researchers behaviour sequence analysis
ReBSA
Welcome to ReBSA
We are an international network of Researchers in Behaviour Sequence Analysis. We conduct research into understanding the progression of behaviours in applied, real-world settings. Our focus is on providing clear and accessible insight into complex behaviours. Our research directly relates to policy making, legal issues, and interventions, and we are always keen to promote engagement and impact. Topics we have been involved in range from Forensic and Social Psychology, through to Health Psychology and Public Policy Making. Please see our Projects page for more information about our current research and collaborations.
The 'About BSA' page provides further details on what behaviour sequence analysis is, why it is important, and links to further reading. More information will be added, including tutorials and examples, over the coming weeks.
If you would like to know more information about us, either find our contact details on the Members page, or send a message to us as a group via the Contact page.
We are always keen to hear from potential collaborators (both in academia and in industry).
NEWS
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Dr Keatley presents BSA methods at the Serial Homicide Forum in Boston, MA. The work is a collaboration with Sasha Reid and Enzo Yaksic.
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NEW PAPER: Marono, A., Clarke, D. D., Navarro, J., Keatley, D. A. (2017). A sequence analysis of nonverbal behaviour and deception. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology.
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NEW PAPER: Marono, A., Clarke, D. D., Navarro, J., Keatley, D. A. (2017). A behaviour sequence analysis of nonverbal communication and deceit in different personality clusters. Psychiatry, Psychology, and Law.
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Olivia Taylor, David Keatley, & David Clarke publish new research on alcohol-related violence in the night time economy, in Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
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Dr David Keatley will be outlining Behaviour Tracking (Keatley & Clarke) at the BPS 5th Military Conference, on 2nd November, 2016; and the Society for Terrorism Research Conference, 7-8th November, 2016.
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Dr David Keatley will be giving an oral presentation on Sequence Analysis in military contexts at the BPS 5th Military Conference, on Wednesday 2nd November, 2016
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Dr David Keatley will be giving the first ReBSA Workshop at this year's BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference, on November 2nd, 2016.
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New paper by Keatley, Barsky, & Clarke - "Driving under the influence of alcohol: A sequence analysis approach" - accepted in Psychology, Crime and Law
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New Paper by ReBSA members: Ellen Townsend, Ruth Wadman, and David Clarke (and others): Uncovering key patterns in self-harm in adolescents: Sequence analysis using the Card Sort Task for Self-harm (CaTS)
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ReBSA are delighted to announce our newest member: Prof. Paul Taylor. Paul is an expert in the field of sequence analysis, and Director of the Centre for Research and Evidence on Secturity Threats (CREST)
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Dr Keatley & Dr Parke awarded £13,500 grant into problem gambling interventions and sequence analysis
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