Paxton Culpepper

My interests lie in human behaviour and evolution, with a specific interest in the evolution of the behavioural immune system, religious behaviour, mating psychology, and parent-offspring conflict.

I completed my BSc (Hons) in Psychology with Open University and my MSc in Evolutionary Psychology with Brunel University London, and I recently completed and submitted my PhD thesis with the University of Stirling (waiting to sit the Viva).

I've been teaching at the University of Northampton for the past teaching year (2018/19). Currently, I am the module coordinator and main lecturer for The Human Animal module and the module coordinator and one of the main lecturers for the Introduction to Psychology module. I also lecture and tutor on several other modules and supervise third year dissertation students. I will be joining the Ethics panel for the 2019/20 academic year.