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National narcissists more likely to support greenwashing to improve nation’s image

By Grace Shore Banks | 19 April 2021

New research led by Dr Aleksandra Cichocka from Kent and Dr Aleksandra Cisłak of SWPS University has discovered that national narcissists are more likely to … Read more

Expert Advice: Managing social anxiety as Covid-19 lockdown eases

By Grace Shore Banks | 16 April 2021

Dr Lydia Kearney, has provided some tips for managing social anxiety as lockdown eases. As the Covid-19 lockdown continues to ease, we are finding ourselves … Read more

Switching Tracks? A two-dimensional model of Utilitarian Psychology.

By Grace Shore Banks | 09 April 2021

Jim Everett gives the penultimate lecture in the ‘Expanding Empathy’ series for the Moral agency and Moral development initiative at the Rock Ethics Institute in … Read more

Cleaning up our Acts; Abrams, Hopthrow and Lalot collaborate on Environmental Psychology paper.

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 April 2021

New research by the University’s School of Psychology has found that using low-cost psychological interventions can reduce vehicle engine idling and in turn improve air quality, especially … Read more

Shame around contracting Covid-19 can prevent individuals declaring infection to authorities

By Grace Shore Banks | 25 March 2021

New research from Kent’s Dr Giovanni Travaglino and Dr Chanki Moon from Leeds Beckett University has found that feelings of shame and stigmatisation at the idea … Read more

Neighbourliness, compassion and unity required to help communities recover from pandemic

By Grace Shore Banks | 25 March 2021

New research led by Professor Dominic Abrams along with colleagues at the Belong – The Cohesion and Integration Network recommends that a long-term strategic programme for social cohesion is … Read more

Social costs of the pandemic will be felt for a decade

By Grace Shore Banks | 23 March 2021

Society will continue to feel the impacts of Covid-19 for a decade or more without an urgent public policy overhaul, according to a new British … Read more

Psychology: A Student’s Guide    

By Grace Shore Banks | 22 March 2021

Coursework and study tips from your fellow students!   This week its Feedback Plus with a twist! Covering everything from essay planning, to perfectionism, this panel … Read more

The School of Psychology partners to investigate prevalence of Technology Facilitated Domestic Abuse

By Grace Shore Banks | 18 March 2021

A multidisciplinary research team from the University’s Institute of Cyber Security for Society (iCSS) is carrying out an investigation to examine the role of technology in intimate … Read more

Dr Jim Everett is the recipient of an APS Rising Star Award

By Grace Shore Banks | 05 March 2021

Dr Jim Everett has received the Rising Star Award from the Association for Psychological Science. “This is a huge honor” Professor Ayse Uskul, who nominated … Read more

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