Third-year students Tanya Sengupta and Tapasya Bhandari, Psychology and Economics undergraduates respectively, share this perspective on their home country’s current battle to raise awareness and … Read more
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UK population opinion divided on vaccine passports
New research led by Professor Dominic Abrams shows that opinion is divided in the UK regarding support for the introduction of vaccine passports and this is … Read more
Small steps; easing out of lockdown.
Dr. Lydia Kearney, Cognitive Psychologist at the School of Psychology joined BBC Radio to talk about the post-lockdown anxiety that people are facing facing currently. … Read more
Easing Lockdown restrictions: Social cohesion leads to both greater community and political trust
Trust in local communities and towards the Government plays a big role in how communities comply with restrictions, Professor Dominic Abrahams find in latest research. … Read more
National narcissists more likely to support greenwashing to improve nation’s image
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
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.
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.
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
What makes a Forensic Psychology student tick?!
Through the Forensic Psychology Master’s programme, Joanna Ratsma has been researching Minor Physical Anomolies, an area that she finds captivating. When I signed up to … Read more
Social costs of the pandemic will be felt for a decade
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