Research
The Social Psychology program boasts cutting-edge teaching and research facilities, providing an unparalleled environment for both students and faculty. Equipped with the latest technological advancements, the program offers innovative courses and hands-on research opportunities that push the boundaries of knowledge in the field.
Students are mentored by leading experts, who are actively engaged in groundbreaking studies that contribute to the understanding of social behaviour and processes. This dynamic and forward-thinking approach ensures that graduates are well-prepared to excel in academia, industry, and beyond, making significant impacts in various professional domains.
Research Spotlight
Busting Myths About “Make-up Sex” Learn More
Popular culture suggests “make-up sex” is more exciting, but research with 107 newlywed couples over 14 days found the opposite.
Do Personality Traits Predict Social Media Behaviour? Learn More
Social media habits vary widely; Twitter users are often more open and career-focused, narcissists seek attention on Twitter and Facebook, and ongoing research explores Instagram and TikTok use.
Does seeing an ex on social media make it harder to move on? Learn more
Many people observe ex-partners while scrolling through their social media feeds, but it’s not clear if this interferes with breakup recovery.
Communicating sexual rejection in romantic relationships Learn more
Sexual rejection may hurt, but certain ways of communicating rejection can help it to hurt less and preserve couple satisfaction.
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