Hossein Fayazmanesh
Expertise
sex difference, personality disorders, emotions, suicidal ideation & autism spectrum disorders
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Available for consultancy
Educations & Experiences
Mental status examination and formulation
Clinical cases
Principles of clinical interview
Empathy in therapy and interview
Research Intern, Autism Research Center, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England (busy at work)
Clinical Intern, Clinical Psychology Clinic, Farabi Hospital, Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah, Iran
Research Assistant, Department of Clinical Psychology, Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah, Iran (busy at work)
Research Assistant, Department of Clinical Psychology, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah, Iran (busy at work)
Workshop instructor (clinical interview, psychopathology and clinical assessment), Lorestan University, Khorramabad, Iran (busy at work)
Director of Iran-England Institute of Psychology, Cambridge, England (busy at work)
Psychology Coordinator, Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, Cambridge, UK (busy at work)
Personal consultant and businessman, Baharan Poultry Company and Kico Holding, Tehran, Iran (terminated)
Experiences
PhD, Psychology, Kashan University, Iran (Professor-oriented PhD student)
MSc, General Psychology, Lorestan University, Iran
CRIM 1, NS1 Clinical Psychology, University of Cambridge, UK (Complementary Course)
BSc, Psychology, University of Tehran, Iran (supplementary course)
BSc, Psychology, Payam Noor University, Iran
BSc, Telecommunication Electrical Engineering, Kermanshah University of Technology, Iran (change major)
Educations
Research Interest
Suicidal ideation & Emotions
Sex Difference, Empathizing–systemizing theory & Personality disorders
As a psychology student and researcher, my research focuses on the Empathizing-Systemizing Theory and its implications for understanding personality disorders, neurodevelopmental conditions, and high-risk behaviors such as suicide and delinquency. I am developing a predictive model to identify these conditions and to explain sex differences in the brain.
My master's thesis was also in this direction, and it was completed with the support of Dr. Amraei from Lorestan University and Dr. Khan and Professor Cohen from Cambridge University (ARC).
One of my research interests is studying patterns and models of suicidal ideation and action. In several studies that I conducted with Dr. Doos Alivand and Reyhaneh Khisheh at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, we concluded that the study of suicidal ideation is strongly influenced by emotional mediators.
