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I am a Professor of Organisational Psychology. My research focuses on social relationships in the workplace, particularly how people influence the emotions of those around them and the 'darker' side of relationships e. I have published in a range of organisational psychology, management and social psychology journals and co-edited two popular science books. Outside of work, my time is mainly spent parenting two small children, baking, and helping to renovate the dilapidated wreck my family and I like to call home! My research on interpersonal emotion regulation focuses on understanding how and why we try to manage other people's emotions. Current projects include studying how the effects of interpersonal emotion regulation 'spill over' between work and home and 'cross over' between partners, and exploring the role of factors like personality and age in shaping people's ability to manage others' feelings.

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Participants voted for two devolved regional bodies and a directly elected regional assembly, but no government action was taken. Assembly North was created in response to constitutional changes in the UK. The UK Parliament has been devolving powers of government to local authorities since the passing of the localism act of The Greater Manchester Combined Authority had also agreed a devolution deal in , which generated interest in Sheffield. It was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. The project team drew participants from the four South Yorkshire authority areas; Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham.

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Sheffield Fest Touts Itself as Major Funding Platform for Documentaries

By Alex Ritman. Over the past decade, this northern industrial town has developed a reputation as a motor for documentary finance, a place where filmmakers can meet — and hit up — the money people who can greenlight their next projects. It was here, in , that the late Swedish director Malik Bendjelloul first pitched the idea that would go on to become the Academy Award-winning Searching for Sugar Man. Potential investors preselect the filmmakers they are interested in talking to and the Sheffield fest sets them up in a series of minute, carefully choreographed meetings, with investors changing tables at the ring of a bell.

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