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Dr Claire Bowsher-Murray
(she/her)
Academic
- Bowsher-MurrayCJ@cardiff.ac.uk
- Centre for Human Developmental Science (CUCHDS), 70 Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3AT
Overview
I am a Research Associate based at the Wales Autism Research Centre (WARC). My current project, funded by the Medical Research Council, is a collaboration between WARC and the Gwent Integrated Autism Service. The project aims (1) to evaluate the use of two Cardiff-deveoped questionnaire measures in the autism diagnostic process, and (2) to work with practitioners and people who have recently received an autism diagnosis to co-produce a set of personalised post-diagnostic support tools.
Previously I completed my PhD at the Cardiff University Neurodevelopment Assessment Unit. I worked with children aged 4-8 years and their families to complete assessments of cognitive, emotional, behavioural and social functioning, and carried out research into social communication and neurodivergence.
Publication
2023
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Jones, C. R. G. and von dem Hagen, E. 2023. Beyond simultaneity: temporal interdependence of behaviour is key to affiliative effects of interpersonal synchrony in children. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 232, article number: 105669. (10.1016/j.jecp.2023.105669)
- Bowsher-Murray, C. 2023. Interpersonal synchrony and affiliation in typically developing children and children with emerging emotional and behavioural difficulties. PhD Thesis, Cardiff University.
2022
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Jones, C. R. G. and von dem Hagen, E. 2022. Beyond simultaneity: temporal interdependence of behaviour is key to affiliative effects of interpersonal synchrony in children. [Online]. PsyArXiv: Cornell University. Available at: http://psyarxiv.com/tbp68/
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Gerson, S., Von dem Hagen, E. and Jones, C. 2022. The components of interpersonal synchrony in the typical population and in autism: a conceptual analysis. Frontiers in Psychology 13, article number: 897015. (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.897015)
Erthyglau
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Jones, C. R. G. and von dem Hagen, E. 2023. Beyond simultaneity: temporal interdependence of behaviour is key to affiliative effects of interpersonal synchrony in children. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 232, article number: 105669. (10.1016/j.jecp.2023.105669)
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Gerson, S., Von dem Hagen, E. and Jones, C. 2022. The components of interpersonal synchrony in the typical population and in autism: a conceptual analysis. Frontiers in Psychology 13, article number: 897015. (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.897015)
Gosodiad
- Bowsher-Murray, C. 2023. Interpersonal synchrony and affiliation in typically developing children and children with emerging emotional and behavioural difficulties. PhD Thesis, Cardiff University.
Gwefannau
- Bowsher-Murray, C., Jones, C. R. G. and von dem Hagen, E. 2022. Beyond simultaneity: temporal interdependence of behaviour is key to affiliative effects of interpersonal synchrony in children. [Online]. PsyArXiv: Cornell University. Available at: http://psyarxiv.com/tbp68/
Teaching
2018 - 2023 Graduate Teaching Assistant for the Cardiff University MSc in Children's Psychological Disorders. Tutorials, marking and co-supervision of MSc dissertation projects.)
Biography
2023 - present Research Associate, Wales Autism Research Centre, Cardiff University
2018 - 2023 PhD, Neurodevelopment Assessment Unit, Cardiff University School of Psychology
2017 - 2018 PGDip Psychology (Distinction), Cardiff University
Honours and awards
2019 - Cardiff University Prize For Early Promise (1st Year PhD) Joint Winner
2018 - Cardiff University Haydn Ellis Prize for Best Distinction Level Performance on the PG Diploma in Psychology