EUGENE SUBBOTSKY
11 Saffron Square
Pinnacle Apartments 218
Croydon, CR0 2GG
Cell: 07873426684
subbotsky@me.com
EDUCATION
Ph.D , Moscow State University, 1972-1975
Concentrations: Psychology, Developmental Psychology
Dissertation: The Development of Independent Behaviour in Preschool Children
Dissertation advisor: Alexander Zaporozhets, Professor
B.A. Psychology, Moscow State University, 1967 – 1972
Thesis: The Development of Programmed Behaviour in Children
Thesis advisor: Alexander Luria, Professor
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Reader in Developmental Psychology, Lancaster University, Psychology Department,
2013 - present time (emeritus)
Online courses: Magical Thinking: Development and Applications
Cognitive Development in Social Context: Experiments and Applications
Dialogues with a Little Thinker
Magic in Therapy: Mind Control and Protection
Moral Development in Preschool Childhood
Reader in Developmental Psychology, Lancaster University, Psychology Department,
1994 – 2013
Courses: Developmental Psychology, Moral Development, Child Development in Different Cultures, Cognitive Development, Magical Thinking
Lecturer, Lancaster University, Department of Psychology,1991 – 1994
Courses: Developmental Psychology, Moral Development, Child Development in Different Cultures, Cognitive Development
Docent of Psychology, Moscow University, Psychological Department, 1981–1990
Courses: Cognitive Development, Moral Development, Child Development in Different Cultures, Development of Independent Behaviour in Preschool Children
Senior Teacher of Psychology, Moscow University, 1975–1982
Courses: Moral Development, Child Development in Different Cultures, Development of Independent Behaviour in Preschool Children
Research Assistant, Moscow University, 1975
Courses: Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Visiting Research Fellow, University of California at San Diego, 2007-2008
Conducted research on Magical Thinking and Cognitive Development
Supervisor: Michael Cole, Professor
Visiting Research Fellow, University of California at San Diego, 1999-2000
Conducted research on Magical Thinking in Diverse Cultures
Supervisor: Michael Cole, Professor
Visiting Research Fellow, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, University of Konstanz, Germany, 1990 – 1991
Conducted research on Magical Thinking in Diverse Cultures
Supervisor: Gizela Trommsdorff, Professor
AWARDS
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation award, Germany, 1990-1991
Royal Society award, UK (together with Dr. O. Chesnokova), 1997
British Academy award, UK (together with Dr. O. Chesnokova),1998