Identities, Communities and Wellbeing Research Group members
Find out information about members of the Identities, Communities and Wellbeing Research Group.
Our Research Group explores a range of contemporary and emerging topic areas that influence people’s sense of identity, health and wellbeing. We are interested in these factors at individual, group, and societal levels.
We focus on:
We value qualitative and quantitative approaches, and exploring new methods to address real world problems.
We are particularly interested in meanings and experiences of communities, and conducting research that is co-produced, interdisciplinary, and cross-cultural.
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Find out information about members of the Identities, Communities and Wellbeing Research Group.
The Identities, Communities and Wellbeing Research Group is part of the Department for Psychology. We formed in 2003 under the name ‘Critical Research In Social Psychology (CRISP)’.
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