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HSS Inaugural Lecture Series 2023

By Grace Shore Banks | 17 January 2023

We are delighted to announce our first Divisional inaugural lecture series. These lectures are a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the success of our recent professors, … Read more

Your Division Needs You!

By Grace Shore Banks | 12 January 2023

Calling all students! This study needs you to take part! ‘We are Mannat Jasra, Fatmata Kabba, Connor Webb and Luke Lewis, psychology students in third … Read more

Low concern and political distrust behind vaccine-resistance

By Grace Shore Banks | 11 January 2023

With a return to the workplace and school, the UK Health Security Agency recently warned that cases of flu and COVID-19 are expected to soar throughout January. … Read more

Psychology Professor recognised in the New Year Honours list

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 January 2023

We are delighted that psychologist Professor Dominic Abrams has been included in the New Year Honours 2023. The New Year Honours List is used as … Read more

Considering the Intersections between Social Psychology and Public Policy, with Professor Aarti Iyer

By Grace Shore Banks | 25 November 2022

On December the 7th we are thrilled to be joined by Professor Aarti Iyer (US Environmental Protection Agency) Social psychology, and public policy. This session … Read more

TRUSTAI: Exploring How and When Humans Outsource Moral Decisions to AI Agents.

By Grace Shore Banks | 21 November 2022

Dr Jim Everett wins prestigious ERC grant for ‘TRUSTAI’, a multi-lingual global project on ‘moral machines’. Dr Jim Everett, a Reader from the University’s School … Read more

The CAP Apprenticeship is ‘Award Winning’

By Grace Shore Banks | 19 November 2022

The NHS needs to increase the psychology workforce by 60 per cent by 2024. Yet in England in 2020 only 18 per cent of psychology … Read more

Stage 3 Catch Up & Chat

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 November 2022

Come and share what’s on your mind, along with your hopes, fears and expectations for the rest of term. Want to catch up and chat … Read more

Kent researchers to co-investigate public perceptions of administrative fairness in the digital welfare state

By Grace Shore Banks | 26 October 2022

An HSS division research collaboration between the School of Psychology’s Political Psychology Lab and the School of Politics and International Relations which will address the … Read more

Can sharing conspiracy theories cost politicians votes?

By Grace Shore Banks | 17 October 2022

New research from led by PhD candidate Ricky Green has revealed that while sharing conspiracy theories in the context of politics can harm a person’s reputation … Read more

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