About
Professor Adam Rutland is a developmental social psychologist at the University of Exeter, leading the Developmental Intergroup Processes (DIP) Lab. He contributes to research across developmental, social, cognitive, and educational psychology.
- PhD in Psychology (University of Stirling, 1993)
- BSc (Hons) in Psychology (Loughborough University, 1989)
Research focuses on:
- Intergroup processes in children and adolescents
- Prejudice, discrimination, and bullying
- Prosocial behavior and moral reasoning
- Collective action and political behavior
- Behavior change interventions for inclusion and sustainability
He has published in journals like Psychological Science, Child Development, and Developmental Psychology, and co-authored influential books on childhood social development.
Scientific Recognition
- Fellow of SPSSI (Division 9, APA)
- Leadership roles in international research networks
Actively supervises postgraduate students and collaborates with institutions like University of Maryland and museums (Thinktank, Centre of the Cell) on STEM inclusion projects.
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