Month: February 2021

Professor Dominic Abrams has launched a new Psychology Today blog on Strategies to Oppose Prejudice (STOP). The blog will share insights and expertise from academics … Read more

What is a Virtual Study Lounge? The Virtual Study Lounge is a chance to work alongside other students in a virtual space. Each session supports … Read more

A fortnightly series of talks, with a variety of guest speakers. Hosted by Professor Roger Giner-Sorolla, Café Psychology is a fortnightly talk led by a … Read more

COVID-19 has brought our decision-making into significant scrutiny – and in many cases shown us to be lacking in this most underrated and taken for … Read more

During the Covid-19 pandemic pupils at all levels of primary and secondary school education have lost valuable learning time. To regain this lost time, the … Read more

Stage 2 Business Psychology student Can Genc wrote about how he has found positives amid new challenges. The majority of students would say that a … Read more

On Wednesday 3 February, the Kent Vegan Society and UKC Amnesty took to teams to help raise awareness about the importance of sustainable living. We … Read more

Professor Karen Douglas comments in this Rolling Stone piece about conspiracy theories in the time of Covid. The outbreak of the corona virus pandemic in … Read more

Psychology with Placement Year BSc student Dawn discusses her experience of learning about consumer psychology at Kent. Having a growing interest in the underlying factors … Read more

Research by Psychology Professors, Karen Douglas and Robbie Sutton has been referenced in an op-ed for the New York Times, in regards to the QAnon … Read more