Weds 2nd March, 3-4pm, Venue: KLT3
Led by: Dr Rachel Calogero
Lead in PG Experience, MSc Programme Director (Social, Groups, Research Methods)
- Would you like to improve your essay writing skills?
- Do you want help in understanding and applying essay feedback?
- Want to know more about expectations at MSc level?
3月2日星期三和 3月3日下午3点至4点，地点:KLT3
领导:Dr Rachel Calogero
硕士研究生经验项目主任(社会，群体，研究方法)
- 你想提高你的论文写作技巧吗?
- 你在理解和应用论文反馈方面需要帮助吗?
- 想了解更多MSc级别的期望吗?<李> / < / ul >
Did you know, PsyPAG now offer Research Grant Bursaries
You can apply for a research grant bursary, up to the amount of £300. This fund can be used to assist you in conducting research as part of your postgraduate studies, such as for participant payment. This could provide a great top-up to the departmental funding allocation. More details of this and other PsyPAG bursaries, and how to apply, can be found on their website: http://www.psypag.co.uk/bursaries-2/
你知道吗，PsyPAG现在提供研究资助奖学金
你可以申请研究资助奖学金，最高金额为300英镑。这个基金可以用来帮助你进行研究，作为你研究生学习的一部分，比如参与者支付。这可以为部门拨款提供很大的补充。关于这个和其他PsyPAG奖学金的更多细节，以及如何申请，可以在他们的网站上找到:http://www.psypag.co.uk/bursaries-2/
The Language of Mental Diversity
Chloe Tyler, MSc Group Processes and Intergroup Relations, tlt7@kent.ac.uk
“Sticks and stones may break my bones,
but names will never hurt me”.
(Except that they can, and they do).
Michel Foucault discussed the power of words: their ability to harm or help. I, myself, emphasise the power of the words we choose to use, encouraging college students during diversity presentations to consider their choices.
Consider; I give you a chocolate brownie and ask you to provide a label for it (chocolate brownie). I then ask you to tell me what that label makes you think, feel. You may say “hungry”, “chocolaty”, “sweet”, and “can I eat it now?”
I reply that “no”, you cannot! That word ‘no’ itself has power: you do not eat the brownie (or maybe you rebel, and do!).
Now, I add the word ‘mouldy’ to the label ‘chocolate brownie’. The power of that word!
You look at the brownie in disgust, revulsion – you inspect it, turn it this way and that. Yet, the brownie has not changed.
You rightly ask: what do (mouldy or otherwise) chocolate brownies have to do with diversity?
Please consider the labels in which we describe those with ‘mental illnesses’:
Mental(s),
Psycho(s),
Schizo(s),
And on and on………
Let us now consider Sam. You have known Sam for several years. You know their likes, dislikes, demeanour and personality; you like Sam. Yet, someone mentions that they have a ‘mental illness’ and consciously or unconsciously your impression of them changes. You behave more cautiously around them; you talk to them differently.
Mental illness - these are but words. However, language truly has power over people. Most certainly we must consider what the term ‘mental illness’ does to someone, and who it actually benefits.
“People know what they do; frequently they know why they do what they do; but what they don't know is what what they do does.”
(Italics added) ― Michel Foucault, 1988, Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason.
Currently the term ‘mental illness’ reduces individuals to a victim of a disease, a contagion, an inflicted mind. Yet, those labelled as such are so much more! I implore you to truly think before you speak, please do not reduce someone to a label – we are all part of a diverse, complex and beautiful tapestry.
I thank you,
Chloe
心理多样性的语言
Chloe Tyler, MSc群体过程和群体间关系，tlt7@kent.ac.uk
“棍棒和石头可能会打断我的骨头，
但名字永远不会伤害我”。开云体育app客服
(除非他们可以，而且他们确实这样做了)。
米歇尔·福柯(Michel Foucault)讨论了文字的力量:它们有伤害或帮助的能力。我本人强调我们选择使用的词语的力量，鼓励大学生在多元化演讲中考虑他们的选择。< / p > < p >考虑;我给你一个巧克力布朗尼，让你给它一个标签(巧克力布朗尼)。然后我请你告诉我这个标签让你怎么想，怎么感觉。你可以说“饿了”、“巧克力味的”、“甜的”和“我现在可以吃了吗?”
我回答“不”，你不能!“不”这个词本身就有力量:你不吃布朗尼蛋糕(或者你可能会反抗，然后吃了!)
现在，我在“巧克力布朗尼”的标签上加上“发霉”这个词。这个词的力量!
你厌恶地看着布朗尼，你检查它，把它转过来转过去。 Yet, the brownie has not changed.
You rightly ask: what do (mouldy or otherwise) chocolate brownies have to do with diversity?
Please consider the labels in which we describe those with ‘mental illnesses’:
Mental(s),
Psycho(s),
Schizo(s),
And on and on………
Let us now consider Sam. You have known Sam for several years. You know their likes, dislikes, demeanour and personality; you like Sam. Yet, someone mentions that they have a ‘mental illness’ and consciously or unconsciously your impression of them changes. You behave more cautiously around them; you talk to them differently.
Mental illness – these are but words. However, language truly has power over people. Most certainly we must consider what the term ‘mental illness’ does to someone, and who it actually benefits.
“People know what they do; frequently they know why they do what they do; but what they don’t know is what what they do does.”
(Italics added) ― Michel Foucault, 1988, Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason.
Currently the term ‘mental illness’ reduces individuals to a victim of a disease, a contagion, an inflicted mind. Yet, those labelled as such are so much more! I implore you to truly think before you speak, please do not reduce someone to a label – we are all part of a diverse, complex and beautiful tapestry.
I thank you,
Chloe
Hi all,
Did you know...if you are a member of the BPS, and your registered address (where The Psychologist magazine is sent to) is in one of these areas: London, Canterbury, Tonbridge, St Albans, Luton, Maidstone, Romford, Enfield, Dartford and High Wycombe, you are automatically a member of the London & Home Counties Branch?
The LHC Branch run a number of events throughout the year for postgraduates, early career researchers and professionals. These are often based in London, but the Branch is also looking to hold some events in Kent and High Wycomb, with the view to setting up hubs there so that students, staff and professionals can all meet and hear about cutting edge research and careers advice.
Like our Facebook page page at https://www.facebook.com/bps.lhc :)
My name is Lynsey and I am the PsyPAG rep for this branch. This means I sit on a committee of Postgrad students who aim to build better connections between the BPS divisions/sections/branches and postgraduate students ( http://www.psypag.co.uk/psypag-committee-2/ ). Please let me know if you have any ideas for talks, speakers or workshops that the Branch could organise in your local area.
If you are not yet a member of the BPS, follow this link to find out how to join http://www.bps.org.uk/what-we-do/benefits-belonging/membership/membership and start making the most of what the society has to offer!
I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible at future Branch events!
Best wishes,
Lynsey
大家好，
你知道吗?如果你是BPS的会员，并且你的注册地址(《心理学家》杂志的发送地址)位于以下地区之一:伦敦、坎特伯雷、汤布里奇、圣奥尔本斯、卢顿、梅德斯通、罗姆福德、恩菲尔德、达特福德和海威科姆，你就自动成为了伦敦&家乡县分局?
LHC分会全年为研究生、早期职业研究人员和专业人员举办了许多活动。这些通常以伦敦为基地，但该分支也希望在肯特郡和海威科姆举办一些活动，以期在那里建立中心，以便学生，员工和专业人士都可以见面并听取最前沿的研究和职业建议。开云体育app客服
喜欢我们的Facebook页面https://www.facebook.com/bps.lhc 
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Poster Preparation and Presentation Workshop Information
Hi all,
I just wanted to let you know about a poster presentation workshop that is taking place at Canterbury Christ Church Uni in September.
The attached flyer has all of the details and a link to sign up. As it is funded by PsyPAG it will be free to attend, and will be offering guidance from preparing the poster, right up to getting people to stop at your poster on the day!
A PhD student at CCCU, Sam, is organising the workshop, so if you have any questions you can email her at: posterpresentationworkshop@gmail.com
Thanks,
Lynsey
大家好，
我只是想让你们知道9月份在坎特伯雷基督教堂大学举办的海报展示研讨会。
随附的传单有所有的细节和注册链接。由于它是由PsyPAG资助的，它将免费参加，并将提供从准备海报到让人们在你的海报前停下来的指导!
CCCU的博士生Sam正在组织研讨会，如果你有任何问题，可以发邮件给她:posterpresentationworkshop@gmail.com
谢谢，
Lynsey
Dear All
For all of you who could not attend please see the link if you would like to watch Roger Giner-Sorolla's Inaugural Presentation
亲爱的各位
如果你们想观看Roger Giner-Sorolla’s就职演讲请点击链接
Dear MSc students,
As some of you may be aware, the School’s Cognition & Neuroscience group is hosting a research workshop, ‘Best practice in EEG and TMS research’ in Keynes College on Monday 14th April. You can find out more here: http://www.kent.ac.uk/psychology/research/cognitive/eeg-tms-workshop.html
To help us run the EEG practical sessions (i.e. Short demos of the EEG equipment) we are looking for six people to volunteer to be set up with EEG in one of our EEG labs, and two to demonstrate our TMS equipment. For the EEG, this will simply involve sitting for ~1 hour while one of our EEG researchers talks small groups of delegates (max 5 people) through the EEG setup, and delegates have a go themselves. The TMS demo will involve a simple stimulation procedure that induces muscle movements in your hand. The demo sessions will take place on Monday 14th April at 1.30pm and 2.30pm.
If you are going to be around Canterbury on this date, and are interested in volunteering as a ‘practice participant’ then please reply to this email asap. In return for your help, we can offer to pay you £10 cash for your time, and you will be welcome to attend the workshop talks and lunch for the rest of the day.
Please note that since this workshop is an opportunity to showcase our School, students, facilities and research it is VITAL that you if you sign up to participate in a demo session you show up!! Please don’t sign up if you’re unsure.
Many thanks in advance,
Heather & Joe
亲爱的硕士生们，
你们中的一些人可能已经意识到，学院的认知&;4月14日星期一，神经科学小组在凯恩斯学院举办了一个研究研讨会，“脑电图和经颅磁刺激研究的最佳实践”。您可以在这里找到更多信息:http://www.kent.ac.uk/psyc开云体育app客服hology/research/cognitive/eeg-tms-workshop.html
为了帮助我们运行EEG实践会议(即EEG设备的简短演示)，我们正在寻找六个人自愿在我们的EEG实验室中设置EEG，两个人演示我们的TMS设备。对于脑电图来说，这只需要坐1个小时左右，让我们的脑电图研究人员通过脑电图设置与一小群代表(最多5人)交谈，代表们自己也可以尝试一下。TMS演示将包括一个简单的刺激程序，它会诱导你手部的肌肉运动。演示会议将于4月14日星期一下午1:30和2:30举行。
如果你打算在这个日期在坎特伯雷附近，并且有兴趣作为“练习参与者”志愿服务，那么请尽快回复这封电子邮件。作为对您的帮助的回报，我们可以支付您10英镑现金作为您的时间报酬，并且欢迎您参加当天剩余时间的研讨会和午餐。
请注意，由于这个研讨会是一个展示我们学校、学生、设施和研究的机会，所以如果你报名参加演示环节，你一定要出席!!如果你不确定，请不要注册。
Many thanks in advance,
Heather & Joe
Dear Masters students,
I wanted to draw your attention to this excellent opportunity to see Social Psychology research in action, showcase your own research to date, and attend information events that might help support your PG studies.
The BPS Social Psychology Section is running a Postgraduate conference here at the University of Kent on April 24th -25th and registration is open to all PG students. The deadline to submit an abstract for a poster or oral presentation or a 3MT (details on website) is March 24th.
You can also sign up as a non-presenting delegate by this date too, which means that you can be part of a vibrant academic conference and network with other social psychology PG students, attend the talks and poster presentations, and attend the workshop. Fees are extremely reasonable at only £17 for non-BPS members.
The programme includes:
• Keynote addresses from Dr Hana Zagefka and Dr Martin Edwards
• Oral and Poster presentations
• 3MT competition (more details online)
• Viva Survivors workshop (Your chance to get hints/tips/advice from early career researchers)
You can find more information about the event (e.g., submission guidelines and costs) at http://www.socialpsychologyuk.net/postgraduate_conference or contact the conference organising committee on pgspconf@gmail.com.
This seems like a really excellent opportunity for all Msc students, particularly those who are working in Social Psychology research areas, or who have an interest in completing further research (e.g. PhD) or study in this field.
All the best,
Heather
亲爱的研究生们，
我想提请你们注意这个极好的机会，看看社会心理学研究的行动，展示你自己的研究到目前为止，并参加信息活动，可能有助于支持你的PG研究。
4月24日至25日，BPS社会心理学部门将在肯特大学举办研究生会议，所有研究生都可以报名。开云体育主頁(欢迎您)开云体育app客服提交海报、口头报告或论文摘要的截止日期为3月24日(详见网站)。
您也可以在此日期之前注册为非出席代表，这意味着您可以成为充满活力的学术会议的一部分，并与其他社会心理学PG学生建立联系，参加会谈和海报展示，并参加研讨会。非bps会员的费用非常合理，只要17英镑。
The programme includes:
• Keynote addresses from Dr Hana Zagefka and Dr Martin Edwards
• Oral and Poster presentations
• 3MT competition (more details online)
• Viva Survivors workshop (Your chance to get hints/tips/advice from early career researchers)
You can find more information about the event (e.g., submission guidelines and costs) at http://www.socialpsychologyuk.net/postgraduate_conference or contact the conference organising committee on pgspconf@gmail.com.
This seems like a really excellent opportunity for all Msc students, particularly those who are working in Social Psychology research areas, or who have an interest in completing further research (e.g. PhD) or study in this field.
All the best,
Heather
Dear All
You are cordially invited to the Celebration of Roger Giner-Sorolla’s Inauguration as Professor
Thursday 10th April 2014 at 5pm in KLT4 School of Psychology
Keynes College
University of Kent
The event includes an inaugural lecture by Professor Roger Giner-Sorolla on “Moral Emotions and Moral Research”,
followed by a drinks reception in The Atrium at 6pm
If you would like to attend the event please Click here to RSVP before Thursday 3rd April 2014
亲爱的大家
我们诚挚地邀请您参加2014年4月10日星期四下午5点在肯特大学KLT4心理学院
凯恩斯学院
< p>活动包括罗杰·Giner-Sorolla教授关于“道德情感和道德研究”的就职演讲，
随后是下午6点在中厅举行的酒会
如果您想参加活动请