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Personal profile
Research interests
Rob is a PhD student at the centre for doctoral training in trust, identity, privacy and security at scale (Cybersecurity). His PhD research focuses on a systems approach to empowering users to correctly evaluate the trustworthiness of online information. His wider interests include digital trust, deception and human factors in cybersecurity.
Education/Academic qualification
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Criminology and Social Research Methods (Cybercrime and Cybersecurity), Master in Science
Psychology, Doctor of Philosophy, Investigating the Perceived Trustworthiness of Digital Information, University of Bath
External positions
Graduate member of the British Psychological Society, British Psychological Society
Accredited Affiliate member of the Chartered Institute of Information Security, Chartered Institute of Information Security
Teaching Assistant on the Security behaviours module for undergraduate Computer science students, University of Bristol
Keywords
- Cybersecurity
- Psychology
- Digital trust
- Disinformation
- Internet
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Research output
- 1 Paper
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P073 Feasibility and acceptability of API-based TikTok data donation among UK adolescents: a mixed-methods simulation study
Purba, A., Peace, R., Yap, V. & Ellis, D., 7 Sept 2026, p. A79.2-A80.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
Thesis
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Investigating the Perceived Trustworthiness of Digital Information
Peace, R. (Author), Smith, L. (Supervisor) & Joinson, A. (Supervisor), 2026Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › PhD
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