Public Relations

I have a great deal of experience running and designing experiments for public relations specialists interested in novel experimental findings that will be of interest to the media. These experiments usually concern the psychology and physiology of how people behave. The most interesting experiments involve novel locations, instantaneous scientific measures of physiology, and solid science. In addition to radio days (my speciality) and newspaper releases, I include full scientific reports. Formally, my work is called psychophysiology, which is a cross between psychology and medical science.  Previous examples include:

The physiology of gossip – in a hair salon.
Stress induced by television and denial.
Unconscious learning (Damasio’s Iowa Gambling task).
The effects of aphrodisiacs on sexual arousal – in a pink cadillac stretch limo with Vic Reeves.
Measuring how funny jokes are, using my "Laugh-o-meter".

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