Dominic Abrams, along with John Curtice, and Curtis Jessop, co author this blog about the findings in their recent paper, examining the extent to which … Read more

As the Covid-19 global epidemic persists, misinformation continues to circulate widely. How successful are the journalists and public health officials attempting to counteract the false … Read more

Psychology Student, Maya Khitrova, now in her second year, shares with us how she made her decision to study with us at Kent, and now … Read more

What are you currently studying/working towards right now? I am currently enrolled in a Forensic Psychology and Mental Health MSc course at Queen Mary University … Read more

The Covid-19 pandemic has influenced many areas of life, including our memory. Comment by Dr Amir-Homayoun Javadi. This recent article in CNN Health suggests that … Read more

Pride and prejudice: a recent study discovers that a sense of National Pride is essential for successful adoption of health messages in a pandemic. Also … Read more

An analysis of attitudes across 67 countries has revealed that identification with one’s nation predicts both greater engagement with public health behaviours, such as masking … Read more

‘Fun’, ‘energetic’ and ‘enthusiastic’; the words recruitment executives slip in to job adverts to ‘intentionally discourage over 50s from applying’. Dr Hannah Swift’s research in … Read more

Kent research cited to evidence the positive shift in young people’s attitude to difference and diversity. The Anne Frank Trust UK held a candle-lighting ceremony … Read more

Karen Douglas edits special issue for the Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology on conspiracy theories about infectious diseases. Professor Karen Douglas, alongside with Ying-yi Hong, … Read more