Mary Aiken Contact Details: Institute of Leadership Royal College of ...

Mary AikenContact Details:Institute of LeadershipRoyal College of Surgeons in IrelandReservoir HouseBallymoss RoadSandyfordDublin 18IrelandTel: +353 1 402 8655Fax: +353 1 293 0431Email: maryaiken@rcsi.ieRole in Institute:Research Fellow at RCSI Institute of LeadershipMary AikenMary is a research fellow at RCSI Institute of Leadership and holds a Master’s of Science inCyberpsychology, a B.A in Psychology and a Diploma in Forensic Psychology; she is completing herdoctoral research in Online Behavioural Analysis at RCSI. Mary has worked at international boardlevel in industry; specialising in consumer behavioural profiling, innovation methodology,organisational psychology and future thinking. She has also served on the board of the RutlandCentre addiction clinic, and is currently an advisor to “Right to Sight” a global blindness eradicationcharity. Mary has an active interest in researching human behaviour impacted by technology, andhas published and spoken internationally on this topic, she is currently an observer to the INTERPOL(cyber) Specialists Group on Crimes against Children.Peer Reviewed JournalsAiken, M. & Kirwan, G. (2011). Prognoses for Diagnoses: Medical Search Online and “Cyberchondria”[Abstract]. International Conference for Healthcare and Medical Students Abstract Book, 1, 82.Aiken, M. (2011). Prognoses for Diagnoses: Medical Search Online and “Cyberchondria by Proxy,[Abstract]. The Irish Psychologist, 37 (6), 2.International Conference presentations, peer reviewed:Aiken, M., Berry, M. J., & Pilkington, H. (2011). ‘Who answers the authority’s requests for the publicto help them in response to broadcasted criminal cases? A study of viewers who contacted thepresenters of crime documentaries on a dedicated web line. Presented at the International Crime,Media & Popular Cultures Conference at Indiana State University, US. 26-28 th September.Berry, M. J., Bainbridge, S., & Aiken, M. (2011). Cyber stalking in 18-30 year olds in Manchester,Presented at the International Crime, Media & Popular Cultures Conference at Indiana StateUniversity, US. 26-28 th September.Aiken, M., Moran, M., & Berry, M. J.(2011). Child abuse material and the Internet: Cyberpsychologyof online child related sex offending. Presented at the 29th Meeting of the INTERPOL SpecialistGroup on Crimes against Children, Interpol General Secretariat Lyon, France. 5 th -7 th September.

National Conference presentations, peer reviewedAiken, M. & Kirwan, G. (2011, November, 4-5). Prognoses for Diagnoses: Medical Search Online and“Cyberchondria”. Poster session presented at the International Conference for Healthcare andMedical Students, Dublin IrelandAiken, M. (2011, June, 11-17). “Prognoses for Diagnoses: Medical Search Online and “Cyberchondriaby Proxy”. Poster session presented at Cyber.psych. 2011, Virtual Immersive & Cyber TechnologiesSummer School, Dublin, Ireland, 11-17 th JuneAiken, M. (2011). “Prognoses for Diagnoses: Medical Search Online and “Cyberchondria by Proxy”.Presented at the 33 rd annual Congress for Psychology Students in Ireland, Cork, Ireland, 1-2 nd April.Non-peer Reviewed JournalsAiken, M. (2002). Marketing to Children. Sales Promotion, 4. 31-32.Aiken, M. (2002). Infant Articulation of Brand Preference. Gulf Marketing Review, 3. 28-32.Aiken, M. (2001, September, 11). Esteem Marketing. Presented at the Marketing Week Conference,London, UK.Aiken, M. (1999). Visual Acuity in Neonates. Kids Marketing Report U.K, 11, 7-9.