cross cultural studies of slot machine gambling.This has included doctoral theses in specific area such as: Professor Griffiths has supervised over 30 PhD students mostly in the area of behavioural addiction, gambling, gaming, Internet use, and mindfulness.
He is also a freelance journalist and writes for many national and international newspapers and magazines. Professor Griffiths is also a gaming consultant and works with the gaming industry to promote responsible gambling, social responsibility, harm minimization, and player protection. He is currently Psychology Research Co-ordinator. In addition to his teaching and research. Professor Griffiths has held many major administrative roles since joining the University including Head of Psychology Division, Psychology Research Co-ordinator, Social Policy Research Co-ordinator, and Psychology Postgraduate Co-ordinator. In 2006, he was awarded the British Psychological Society’s highest teaching honour (‘Excellence in Teaching of Psychology Award’). gambling addiction, videogame addiction, Internet addiction, sex addiction, exercise addiction, work addiction, etc.), cyberpsychology and the psychology of sexual behaviour. His main teaching interests are in the areas of abnormal, social and health psychology with particular emphasis on behavioural addictions (e.g. He mostly teaches on areas related to his research interests on various undergraduate and postgraduate Psychology programmes. Professor Griffiths is a Chartered Psychologist and Director of the International Gaming Research Unit.
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