Dr Daniel Jolley is an Assistant Professor in Social Psychology at the University of Nottingham. He is a Chartered Psychologist of the British Psychological Society, where he is a member of the Executive Committee of the Social Psychology Section. Daniel’s main area of research is the psychology of conspiracy theories. He is particularly interested in using experimental methods to examine the social consequences of exposure to conspiracy theories and test tools to alleviate the negative impact of conspiracy theories on the individual and wider society. Daniel has co-authored articles in outlets such as PLoSONE, the British Journal of Psychology and Political Psychology and has received funding from research bodies such as the British Academy. He blogs at conspiracypsychology.com and tweets @DrDanielJolley
Experience
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2022–presentAssistant Professor, University of Nottingham
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2019–2022Senior Lecturer, Northumbria University
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2017–2019Senior Lecturer, Staffordshire University
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2015–2017Lecturer, Staffordshire University
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2014–2015Research Associate, Lancaster University
Education
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2015University of Kent, PhD in Social Psychology
Professional Memberships
- British Psychological Society
- Nottingham, UK
- Website
- @DrDanielJolley
- Article Feed
- daniel.jolley@nottingham.ac.uk
- Joined
