CuSP Strand Lead Professor Stephanie Taylor introduces Professor Ann Phoenix (University College, London), followed by Ann's talk and commentaries from Dr Johanna Motzkau and Dr Jovan Byford (The OU) and Q&A session. In recent years, the international psychotherapy field has seen an increasing recognition of the role that client preferences play in the psychotherapy decision-making… Continue reading Energetic Openings: Intersectional Psychology and Social Justice Trajectories
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Managing those family conversations over the holiday…
This strange and difficult year has given rise to conspiracy theories and fake news. In this BBC News article, Dr Jovan Byford from the School offers some advice on how to avoid arguments about them - which may be particularly useful during seasonal family conversations. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-55350794
School academic on Radio 5 Live
Dr Jovan Byford talks about the rise in fake news and conspiracy theories as surveys suggest that these have increased during the pandemic. Listen to the programme here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000nsjw Read about Jovan Byford's work here http://www.open.ac.uk/people/jtb77
How to engage with people who believe conspiracy theories
In uncertain times, conspiracy theories proliferate, such as the 'anti-vax' scares that are now circulating online. In a new article in The Conversation, Dr Jovan Byford writes about how to engage with people who believe conspiracy theories. You can read the article here https://theconversation.com/ive-been-talking-to-conspiracy-theorists-for-20-years-here-are-my-six-rules-of-engagement-143132 You can read more about Jovan Byford's work here: http://www.open.ac.uk/people/jtb77 … Continue reading How to engage with people who believe conspiracy theories
How to talk about conspiracy theories without starting an argument
The spread of coronavirus has given rise to a number of conspiracy theories, linking it, for example, to business interests and patents, or the 5G network. Dr Jovan Byford from the School contributes to a new short film on the BBC news website How to talk about conspiracy theories without starting an argument https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-53395619/coronavirus-how-to-talk-about-conspiracy-theories Read more… Continue reading How to talk about conspiracy theories without starting an argument
