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Professor Hunter's research takes place at the intersection of mental health and developmental psychology. He applies theoretical models of stress and coping within a social ecological framework to understand the psychological and social wellbeing of children and young people. His research focuses specifically on children and young people's experiences with bullying, loneliness, screen media use, and mental illness stigma. As a lead of the Child and Adolescent Health Research Group at Glasgow Caledonian University, he collaborates with external agencies, including Scotland's anti-bullying service, to promote healthy development. Hunter's work aligns with various United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas related to good health and wellbeing, gender equality, and promoting peace and justice through strong institutions. His contributions aim to tackle pressing issues affecting youth today.
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