News from the School of Psychology

Children need reassurance and routine to help them adjust and cope with life under COVID-19 lockdown, and parents need to be flexible and responsive...

A Massey University psychologist flew to Samoa this week to take smart phones and tablets donated by the University to equip counsellors and church...

Being lonely in a crowd is worse for cognitive function than being lonely and alone, according to new research by clinical psychology graduate Dr...

Massey University alumnus and health psychologist Professor Michael Ross has been awarded a Doctor of Science for his lifetime of research into...

Living in a friendly, secure neighbourhood is one of the key ways to keep loneliness and isolation at bay in older age, according to a study of...

Massey University PhD student and award-winning playwright Helen Pearse-Otene's four plays exploring New Zealand's bicultural history will premiere...

Academics from the Joint Centre for Disaster Research have won an award for a project investigating emergency communications and information needs...

There are amazing teachers working within our schooling system to promote critical and creative learning - but our secondary schooling system is...

China's influence, Auckland's superdiversity, philosophical issues in health and science research, the transformative power of theatre, music,...

Two years after the Kaikoura earthquake, emergency managers from throughout the Asia-Pacific have gathered in Wellington to address issues around...