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Mindfield 18(1)

June 19, 2026

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by Calum Corrigan

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Calum Corrigan

Calum Corrigan is an undergraduate student studying BSc (Hons) Psychology (Extended) at the University of Greenwich. This paper was originally developed as an extended essay for their final-year assignments. Their broader research interests include altered states of consciousness, psychedelic therapies, and evolutionary psychology. Following graduation, Calum intends to gain relevant clinical experience in pursuit of attaining a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, with the goal of specialising in their research interests in the future.

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