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Appetite|May 22, 2014
Individual differences in executive function predict distinct eating behavioursVanessa Allom, Barbara MullanPsychology, Health & Medicine|July 14, 2012
The role of self-regulation in predicting sleep hygiene in university studentsJemma Todd, Barbara MullanJournal of Clinical Nursing|April 17, 2004
Aggressive and violent incidents: perceptions of training and support among staff caring for older people and people with head injuryFrances Badger, Barbara MullanAddictive Behaviors|June 15, 2011
Using the theory of planned behaviour and prototype willingness model to target binge drinking in female undergraduate university studentsJemma Todd, Barbara MullanPsychology & Health|August 11, 2011
Self-regulation versus habit: the influence of self-schema on fruit and vegetable consumptionVanessa Allom, Barbara MullanAppetite|February 1, 2011
Measuring beliefs about gluten free diet adherence in adult coeliac disease using the theory of planned behaviourKirby Sainsbury, Barbara MullanThe Journal of School Nursing : the Official Publication of the National Association of School Nurses|November 24, 2006
Knowledge of school nurses in the U.K. regarding sexual health educationJo Westwood, Barbara MullanInternational Journal of Behavioral Medicine|July 2, 2013
The role of self-monitoring and response inhibition in improving sleep behavioursJemma Todd, Barbara MullanInternational Journal of Behavioral Medicine|February 13, 2015
Self-Monitoring vs. Implementation Intentions: a Comparison of Behaviour Change Techniques to Improve Sleep Hygiene and Sleep Outcomes in StudentsLucinda Mairs, Barbara MullanAddictive Behaviors|September 9, 2019
Can temporal self-regulation theory and 'sensitivity to reward' predict binge drinking amongst university students in Australia?Kym S Murray, Barbara MullanPageof 14