About us
The Social Emotions and Equality in Relations (SEER) research group is a group of social and personality psychologists who are primarily concerned with research that supports and sustains positive interpersonal relations, equality, generous inclusion, and civil society.
To do so, we research the interplay of emotions with personality, cognition and behaviour.
Throughout our diverse projects, we consistently aim to bring an empirical understanding of social psychological dynamics to bear on vital social and scientific questions.
In these projects, we are researching and intervening with diverse people across the lifespan, across generations, and across cultures.
We meet fortnightly to discuss research-in-progress and related issues, and our members contribute almost all of the teaching to the MSc in Social Psychology.
Semester 2: 2019/20
All talks are at Wednesday 2-3 pm.
Please check rooms. Subject titles to be confirmed.
5 Feb, 01AC02
- Emma Sarter, UC Leuvain (with Peter Hegarty)
Attitudes to transgender people and feminist identity
12 Feb, 21AC03
- Aife Hopkins-Doyle, University of Kent
19 Feb, 35AC04
- Matthew Vowels, University of Surrey (with Peter Hilpert)
26 Feb, 21AC03
- EASP Summer School, Planning and Preparation
4 March, 21AC03
- Mark Cropley, University of Surrey
11 March, 21AC03
- Adrian Banks, University of Surrey
18 March, 11AC03
- Mafalda Batista Da Costa & Susie Johnson, University of Surrey
PhD. talks
25 March, 21AC03
- Harriet Tenenbaum, University of Surrey