Psychologists look at a ground breaking social psychological experiment carried out in 1971, seeing how men behaved when given the roles of prisoner's and guards.
Professor Alex Haslam talks about the modern day take on Dr Zimbardo's 1971 social psychological study which he set up and filmed for the BBC.
Professor Wendy Holloway discusses the ideas behind the themes, and how they help students study social psychology.
The idea of knowledge - what it is and how time and place affects how it is perceived.
Psychologists Ann Phoenix and Wendy Holloway talk about why individual - society dualism is such a problem.
Psychologists Ann Phoenix and Wendy Holloway discuss how people determine their life course - what influences them in society.
Professor Wendy Holloway looks at the common claim 'boys don't cry' and discusses it in relation to the four themes - situated knowledge, power relations, individual-society dualism and agency-structure dualism.
Dr Darren Langdridge and Dr Linda Finlay talk about the lived experience, and how they ended up as phenomenological psychologists.
Dr Darren Langdridge discusses phenomenological research, focusing on his own study in understanding the lived experience of sexual identity.
Dr Linda Finlay talks about her research into the lived experience of MS.
The distinctions between phenomenological psychology and other perspectives in social psychology are discussed
An introduction to this perspective, with Dr Helen Lucey and Professor Ann Phoenix.
Dr Helen Lucey discusses methods of research, focusing on one of her studies on siblings.
Professor Ann Phoenix discusses her study on masculinities in 11 to 14 year old boys, looking at interview dynamics.
Professor Ann Phoenix and Dr Helen Lucey discuss the twin processes, and how they relate to social psychoanalytic research.
What projective identification is, how it links in with projection and where it sits in a social setting.
Dr Helen Lucy and Ann Phoenix explore how various emotions affect people's behavior.
Professor Alex Hasslam, Professor Tom Postmes and Professor Jolanda Jetten discuss cognitive social psychology, and how they became interested in it.