Professor Rowan Bayne
Emeritus Professor
Rowan's main expertise is in applied personality theory (particularly the MBTI), counselling and counsellor training. He has been a consultant on selection interviewing, assertiveness, personality differences or counselling for several major organisations such as the BBC, British Rail, the City of London and Warwick University.
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School of Psychology
The University of East London
Stratford Campus
London
E15 4LZ - r.s.bayne@uel.ac.uk
Rowan has taught, investigated and written about three main areas of psychology for over 30 years: psychological type theory in its MBTI sense, counsellor education and training and assertiveness training. He has worked with many organisations, including British Rail, City of London and the BBC. He has published eighteen books and over 150 articles, papers and chapters. His previous work was research and training in selection, especially selection interviewing, with the Civil Service Department in London. His PhD from Aberdeen University was on the meaning and measurement of self-disclosure, and he was a member of the expert panel of three psychologists tested in the BBC 1 programme “What am I Like? The Personality Test” (September 2004).
External Examiner
PhD theses at Macquarie University, Australia (2004), Cranfield University (2001) and King’s College (2001).
MPhil at Goldsmiths (2001).
Professional Doctorates at Middlesex University (2006 and 2007[2]).
BSc Counselling, New College, Southampton University (2000–2002).
PhD theses at Macquarie University, Australia (2004), Cranfield University (2001) and King’s College (2001).
MPhil at Goldsmiths (2001).
Professional Doctorates at Middlesex University (2006 and 2007[2]).
BSc Counselling, New College, Southampton University (2000–2002).
MBA, Cranfield School of Management, (2005—).
2008 to the Cranfield dates
Overview
Books
Nicolson, P., & Bayne, R. (2014). Psychology for social work theory and practice. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.|
Bayne, R. (2013). The counsellor’s guide to personality: Understanding preferences, motives and life stories. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.|
Smith, V., Collard, P., Nicolson, P., & Bayne, R. (2012). Key concepts in counselling and psychotherapy theory: A critical A–Z guide. Maidenhead: Open University Press.|
Bayne, R., & Jinks, G. (2010). How to survive counsellor training. An A–Z guide: Palgrave/Macmillan.|
Bayne, R., Jinks, G., Collard, P., & Horton, I. (2008). The counsellor’s handbook: A practical A-Z guide to integrative counselling and psychotherapy (3rd ed.). Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes.|
Edited Books
Bayne, R., & Jinks, G. (Eds.). (2013). Applied psychology: Research, training and practice (2nd ed.). London: Sage.|
Conference Papers
Bayne, R. (2007). Strengths and limitations of psychological type (MBTI) theory and practice. Paper presented at the 1st Applied Positive Psychology Conference, Warwick.
Nicolson, P., & Bayne, R. (2014). Psychology for social work theory and practice. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.|
Bayne, R. (2013). The counsellor’s guide to personality: Understanding preferences, motives and life stories. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.|
Smith, V., Collard, P., Nicolson, P., & Bayne, R. (2012). Key concepts in counselling and psychotherapy theory: A critical A–Z guide. Maidenhead: Open University Press.|
Bayne, R., & Jinks, G. (2010). How to survive counsellor training. An A–Z guide: Palgrave/Macmillan.|
Bayne, R., Jinks, G., Collard, P., & Horton, I. (2008). The counsellor’s handbook: A practical A-Z guide to integrative counselling and psychotherapy (3rd ed.). Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes.|
Edited Books
Bayne, R., & Jinks, G. (Eds.). (2013). Applied psychology: Research, training and practice (2nd ed.). London: Sage.|
Conference Papers
Bayne, R. (2007). Strengths and limitations of psychological type (MBTI) theory and practice. Paper presented at the 1st Applied Positive Psychology Conference, Warwick.
Collaborators
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Research
Publications
Psychological type theory (MBTI): theory, research and applications
Counsellor education and training
Assertiveness training