Category: Research

Change, Resistance, and Collective Action in Southern Italy A Multidisciplinary Symposium 4 September, 2015 University of Kent Keynes Lecture Theatre 4 http://inspr.eu/event-info/sisymposium/ This symposium reopens … Read more

People with low self-esteem use a variety of escape mechanisms to avoid thinking about their own mortality, new Kent research reveals. Researchers led by Dr … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Nichola Tyler, who has been awarded £977 by the East London NHS Foundation Trust for a project entitled “Evaluation of the Firesetting Intervention … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Giovanni Travaglino, who has been awarded $4,000 by the International School of Political Psychology for a project entitled “Community indifference to collective problems”.

Many congratulations to Dr Heather Ferguson, who has been awarded 1,488,028 Euros by the European Research Council for a project entitled “Tracking the cognitive basis … Read more

Congratulations to Rotem Perach, who has been awarded £1,000 by the Kenneth Lindsay Scholarship Trust – an educational trust fund of the Anglo Israel Association. … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Aleksandra Cichocka, who is one of the recipients of the 2015 Otto Klineberg Intercultural and International Relations Award from the Society for the … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Tim Hopthrow, who has been awarded £500 by Ruskin Air Management for a project entitled “Ruskin Team Building”.

Congratulations to Phil Ulrich, who has been awarded a £250 conference bursary from the British Psychological Society Cognitive Section to cover the conference registration fee. … Read more

Research from psychologists shows that male firesetting prisoners can be effectively treated with a pioneering treatment. In a two-year study involving prisoners at Swaleside and … Read more