From self to society: Social cognition biases and their real-world applications

Sheila Cunningham, Professor of Social Cognition

In her Abstract 45 debut, Professor Sheila Cunningham will present her groundbreaking research on the development of social cognition biases in childhood and their enduring effects into adulthood.

She will delve into their significant influence on our daily lives, while also highlighting impactful real-world applications, particularly in education. By showcasing how a deeper understanding of these psychological processes can inform interventions, she aims to demonstrate how we can foster positive change within our communities.

Bring your curiosity and be ready for a thought-provoking discussion about the connections between mind and society!

When: Wednesday 29 January 2025, 5.00pm-6.30pm 

 

Where: Events Space, Kydd Building, Abertay University

 

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