Social Psychology of Risk Doability One of the recurring criticisms appropriated towards all I do is that the Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) is not doable. Remarkably this comes strongest from people who have never done anything in SPoR. SPoR is about putting more energy and activity into what works rather than simply producing more […]
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New Social Psychology of Risk Website
New Social Psychology of Risk Website The Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) has a new website and home: https://spor.com.au/ This complements the workplace risk and safety training website Human Dymensions (HD): https://www.humandymensions.com/ and the academic studies website The Centre for the Leadership and Learning in Risk (CLLR) https://cllr.com.au/ All three websites are integrated across practical, […]
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Study Social Psychology of Risk Online in 2018
Study SPoR Online in 2018 The Centre for Leadership and Learning in Risk (CLLR) have launched Online studies for non-Australian students for 2018 https://cllr.com.au/online-courses-overseas-students/ Each student is appointed a Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) expert mentor and some great Skype sessions have already eventuated with keen discussions and learning. If you enrol, you will never […]
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Social Psychology of Risk Workshop-Sydney
Social Psychology of Risk Workshop – Sydney DATE: 8,9,10 February 2017 LOCATION: King Cross, Sydney, Australia, Wayside Chapel DOWNLOAD THE FLYER: About the Workshop: Dr Rob Long and associates provide an engaging and interactive hands-on workshop with challenging new ideas about the psychology of culture and risk. New and interesting approaches to leadership thinking are […]
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Europe – International Workshop Social Psychology of Risk Introduction
Europe – International Workshop Social Psychology of Risk Introduction Linz Austria 17/18 January 2017 For all those in the Northern Hemisphere who have been looking for this, we are holding a 2 day workshop on the Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) introduction in Linz Austria on 17,18 January 2017. This is a great opportunity to […]
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Workshop – Introduction to the Social Psychology of Risk
Workshop – Introduction to the Social Psychology of Risk A new group started their journey in the Social Psychology of Risk studies in Sydney on 10-12 May at the Wayside Chapel in Kings Cross. Participants came from all over Australia, Malaysia and New Zealand and from a range of industries. The picture of the group […]
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Social Psychology of Risk – Body of Knowledge
My poster arrived in the mail today and it is one of the few safety/risk posters I will be proud to hang on my wall! (the print quality is sensational and printed on semi-gloss, thick card) – take advantage of Rob’s generous offer: Social Psychology of Risk – Body of Knowledge – (Free Poster offer) […]
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Social Psychology of Risk Challenge
Social Psychology of Risk Challenge Last week, in my suburb, 5 people drowned trying to drive across flooded roads – I wrote a bit about it here: Why Do We Ignore Warning Signs-Sometimes With Tragic Results?. One of our blog authors, Rob Sams, had a similar experience with storms in his town the week before […]
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Social Psychology Applied to the Discernment of Risk
Social Psychology Applied to the Discernment of Risk During April 2015, good mates and study buddies (and authors on this blog) Gab Carlton, Max Geyer, Rob Sams and James Ellis attended the Society of Australasian Social Psychologist (SASP) Conference held in Newcastle. While Rob Sams has provided his reflections on this conference, hearing from academics […]
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Social Psychology of Risk Post-Grad Pics
Social Psychology of Risk Post-Grad Pics I just completed Unit 1 of the most enthralling, mind blowing course I have ever undertaken – sure beats the dumb down, information dumping, tell you how to think and comply or else type safety training and inductions I’ve been doing and presenting in the last few years. As […]
