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Postgrad Open Event 7 March

By Carly Turnham | 16 February 2017

Interested in postgraduate study with Psychology at Kent? Speak to Kent Psychology staff at the Postgraduate Open Event in Darwin College on Tuesday 7th March, … Read more

Drivers ‘nudged’ into better behaviour by psychologists

By Carly Turnham | 14 February 2017

Psychologists ‘nudged’ double the normal number of drivers into turning off their engines at a busy Canterbury level crossing by making simple changes to road … Read more

Why we underestimate time when we’re on Facebook

By Carly Turnham | 08 February 2017

Updating your Facebook status can be a fun way to while away the hours – but now it seems it really is making us lose … Read more

Dr Aleksandra Cichocka wins EASP 2017 Jaspars Award

By Carly Turnham | 05 January 2017

In December 2016, the European Association of Social Psychology (EASP) announced that Dr Aleksandra Cichocka, who is a Lecturer in Political Psychology at Kent, had … Read more

Disgust a way of communicating moral motivation

By Carly Turnham | 04 January 2017

New research carried out by psychologists at the University has shown for the first time that a decision to express disgust or anger depends on … Read more

Kent Psychologist Newsletter December 2016

By Carly Turnham | 14 December 2016

The December issue of the Kent Psychologist is now available. In this edition of our departmental newsletter: Student Voices; Professor Dominic Abrams’ appointment to the British … Read more

Research suggests creatives worry less about dying

By Carly Turnham | 02 December 2016

Creative people, such as newly-announced Nobel Prize for Literature winner Bob Dylan, are often thought to be motivated by the desire to leave an enduring … Read more

Forensic Psychology Evening Course

By Carly Turnham | 15 November 2016

Forensic Psychology is the study of the psychology of crime and criminal behaviour. Over ten weeks join some of the UKs leading experts in forensic … Read more

‘How Diversity Benefits Organisations’ Video

By Carly Turnham | 10 November 2016

Watch Dr Carola Leicht’s Think Kent video on ‘How Diversity Benefits Organisations’ on the University of Kent’s YouTube channel. Also available on the University of … Read more

Kent Psychologist Newsletter October 2016

By Carly Turnham | 19 October 2016

The October issue of the Kent Psychologist is now available. In this edition of our departmental newsletter: Welcome and Welcome Back; League Table and NSS Success; … Read more

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