Social PsychologyGroup Psychology
If you were to look back over the last month, you'd probably discover that you took part in a number of groups. Family, friends, colleagues, a spor...
About the author
Graduated in Psychology from the University of Salamanca (2012). He has a Master's degree in Social Intervention Psychology (2013) and a doctorate in Social Psychology from the University of Granada (2019). He also has the title of Expert in Intelligence Analysis from the Autonomous University of Madrid (2019) and a Specialization Diploma in Analysis of Jihadist Terrorism, Insurgencies, and Radical Movements from the Pablo de Olavide University (2019). He is the author and co-author of a variety of scientific articles published in impact journals such as Frontiers in Psychology, Journal of Social Psychology, and International Humanities Studies. He is a regular attendee at national and international conferences on psychology, sociology, and anthropology. He participates in other lines of research related to identity in pilgrimages and the psychosocial aspects of fake news and post-truth in relation to economic inequality. He is currently a researcher at the Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies and a disseminator through different digital spaces.
Last articles
Social PsychologyThe Definition of Social Power and Its Different Types
Teachers have power over their students. Parents have it over their children and bosses over their employees. Politicians have it…
Social PsychologySocial Identity: Belonging to a Group
Your personal identity depends, to a certain extent, on your social identity. In other words, it depends on the social…
CultureWhat's Inclusive Language?
Women suffer from discrimination. That's a fact, not an opinion. Nevertheless, the use of inclusive language is still a fairly controversial subjec...
ConflictsMeta Dehumanization: What I Think about What They Think about Me
To dehumanize means to deprive other people of positive human traits, personality, and dignity. In other words, it's believing that…
Social PsychologyRationality After a Conflict
Is it possible to be rational after a conflict? After a conflict, thinking rationally and cooperating with the other person seems difficult, even i...
Philosophy and PsychologyWhen the Results Depend on Epistemology
You've probably heard the term epistemology before. The complexity of the word itself makes it seem important and, in fact, it…
PsychologyBrainwashing: Coercive Persuasion Techniques
Brainwashing is the subject of many movies and documentaries, like the one about communists in Vietnam who brainwashed US soldiers.…
FamilyMy Family Doesn't Know Who Noam Chomsky Is
I was watching a movie the other day, and there was a scene in it that grabbed my attention. A…
Social PsychologyTechniques of Manipulation: Is It Better to Be Loved or Feared?
There are many different ways to make someone do what you want. In other words, manipulate them. Influencing people may be…
PsychologyReligion Is an Enigma Our Minds Can Explain
Religion came about as an age-old necessity, or at least so we think, and it's stayed around until today without any…
Philosophy and PsychologyWhat is the Relationship Between Philosophy and Psychology?
Philosophy and psychology are two fields of study with a common place in history. Psychology arises out of philosophy. It…
PsychologyKurt Lewin and Field Theory
Some years back, before there was a branch of psychology called social psychology, people saw our behavior as nothing but reactions. Behaviorism wa...
