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Jolliffe, Therese Denise was born on December 21, 1965 in London. Daughter of Michael and Denise Jolliffe.
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Therese Denise Jolliffe
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Therese Denise Jolliffe, British psychologist, researcher. Achievements include discovery that weak central coherence is both a spontaneous processing style and a cognitive deficit, which appears to be linked to right hemisphere damage and dysfunction. Member British Psychological Society (registered member).
Education
Bachelor in Economic with honors, Thames Valley University, 1990. Master of Science in Experimental Psychology, Sussex (England) University, 1993. Doctor of Philosophy in Experimental Psychology, Cambridge (England) University, 1997.
Career
Tutor clinical psychology University Cambridge, 1997-1999, sabbatical, since 1999. Consultant National Autistic Society, London, 1991-1998. Reviewer books and professional journals.
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Membership
Member British Psychological Society (registered member).
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British
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Recipient Dorothy Carver award Dorothy Carver Trust, 1992, Lord Mumford award Lord Mumford, 1992, Earl of Snowdon award, 1992, Sir Richard Stapley award Sir Richard Stapley Trust, 1992, Harold Hyam Wingate Scholarship award Harold Hyam Wingate Trust, 1993-1997, Medical Research Council Studentship award Medical Research Council, 1993-1997.Recipient Dorothy Carver award Dorothy Carver Trust, 1992, Lord Mumford award Lord Mumford, 1992, Earl of Snowdon award, 1992, Sir Richard Stapley award Sir Richard Stapley Trust, 1992, Harold Hyam Wingate Scholarship award Harold Hyam Wingate Trust, 1993-1997, Medical Research Council Studentship award Medical Research Council, 1993-1997.