I have a First class honours BSc in Psychology from University of Huddersfield, and also a pass with merit MSc in Psychological Approaches to Health from University of Leeds.

I have spotted a job opportunity that comes with a studentship to complete an MPhil. I was wondering if this would be worth doing as I suspect the MSc and MPhil are considered equivalent, even though an MSc is taught and the MPhil is by research. I understand a Phd can be, somewhat crudely, considered as consisting of 2 MPhils.

Thanks in advance (up) :-)

Hello everyone,

My name is Alan and I am a postgraduate student at The University of Leeds studying Psychological Approaches to Health. I am currently conducting a research project and I am looking for people to fill in a questionnaire. The only requirements are that you are over 18, a driver, and own a mobile phone. The research is looking at people’s use of mobile phones while driving. It is not necessary that you have used a mobile phone while at the wheel, but if you have your participation would be particularly appreciated. The questionnaire is completely anonymous and estimated to take around 15-25 minutes to complete. If you are able to spare some time to complete the questionnaire it would be very much appreciated. I know it's not a very exciting questionnaire

The questionnaire is at http://www.an1.co.uk/limesurvey/index.php?sid=19811&lang=en along with further details.

If you have any questions regarding the questionnaire or research you may e-mail me at the address shown in the above link.

Many thanks for your time.

I hope this request is OK with forum moderators.

Regards,

Alan.