'Stories of Sexual Citizenship: Conviction and Critique' Sue: What’s this talk all about Darren? Darren: Well, we hear a lot about how things have gotten better for people who are lesbian, gay, and bisexual. It’s common to hear that ‘things are okay for the gays now’, in particular, and to some extent that is true.… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Darren Langdridge about his talk at the OPRC Launch Event
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Call For ESRC GUDTP PhD Applications is Open!
The Grand Union Doctoral Training Partnership (GUDTP) for October 2022 is now open The Grand Union DTP is based around ‘pathways’ to which prospective students apply. The DTP has a two-stage application process. Prospective students apply to the OU in the first instance. Successful applicants will be affiliated with The Open Psychology Research Centre (OPRC)… Continue reading Call For ESRC GUDTP PhD Applications is Open!
In Dialogue with Dr. David Kaposi about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
Credit: Yale University (public access) ‘Beyond Milgram: Towards a Theory of Implicit Violence’ Sue: So David, what is this talk all about? David: Whilst everyone in psychology and the social sciences knows about Milgram’s “obedience to authority” experiments, we don’t know why all those good American citizens obeyed an experimenter when he told them to… Continue reading In Dialogue with Dr. David Kaposi about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
In Dialogue with Dr Gina Di Malta about her Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
'Client Perspectives on Preferences in Psychotherapy: A Consensual Qualitative Research' Sue: What is this talk all about, Gina? Gina: The talk is about a Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) project examining psychotherapy clients’ experiences of preference work. The research touched upon communications and discussions of preferences between psychotherapists and clients, the accommodation of these preferences, and… Continue reading In Dialogue with Dr Gina Di Malta about her Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
'The Experience of Time in Pandemics and Beyond: Views from an Open Psychology' Eka: What’s this talk all about, Paul? Paul: In this talk I’m trying to make sense of how we experience time, and why that matters to us. Time is quite difficult to get your head around, but I have a hunch that the way time… Continue reading In Dialogue with Professor Paul Stenner about his Talk at the OPRC Launch Event
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