Nicky Hayes
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Nicky Hayes (psychologist and author)
Nicky Hayes is a writer of psychology textbooks and an author of published articles on psychological topics which have been widely quoted.[1]. She is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a Chartered Psychologist [2]. Her first book "A First Course in Psychology" was published in 1984 [3], and was followed over the years by further editions and a number of other texts and papers[4]
She is an Associate of Christ Church University, Canterbury UK.
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