2022

• Consequences of conspiracy theories
  €2.5m
  Funder: European Research Council
  PI: Karen Douglas (University of Kent)

2021

• Does Identity Rhetoric Boost Online Political Message?
  £306.000
  Funder: Leverhulme Trust
  PI: Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)
  Co-Is: Jay Van Bavel (New York University), Michal Kosinski (Stanford University), Aleksandra Cislak (SWPS University)
• The psychology of public policy: Inequality, immigration and international relations
  €2,477,408
  Funder: European Research Council
  PI: Nikhil Sengupta (University of Kent)

2019

• Can strong identification harm the ingroup? Secure and defensive forms of ingroup identification in intragroup relations and group goals attainment
  1,306,172 PLN (or £270,000)
  Funder: Polish National Science Centre Opus Grant 2018/29/B/HS6/02826
  PI: Aleksandra Cislak (SWPS University)
  Co-Is: Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)

2018

• Why aren’t Leavers and Remainers changing their minds?
  £4,850.98
  Funder: Faculty of Social Sciences Research Fund
  PI: Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)
  Co-I: Matthew Goodwin (University of Kent)
• Measuring adolescents’ beliefs in conspiracy theories: Development and validation of a new questionnaire
  £9,588
  Funder: British Academic/Leverhulme Trust research grant
  PI: Daniel Jolley (Staffordshire University)
  Co-Is: Karen Douglas (University of Kent), Yvonne Skipper (Keele University)
• Control deprivation, (inter)group relations, and political cognition
  1,283,280 PLN (or £220, 928)
  Funder: Polish National Science Centre Opus Grant 2014/15/B/HS6/03755
  PI: Mirek Kofta (Warsaw University)
  Co-Is: Michal Bilewicz, Marcin Bukowski, Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)
• In charge or in control? Short- and long-term effects of personal control and control over others
  323,219 PLN (or £60,373)
  Funder: Polish National Science Centre Opus Grant 2014/13/B/HS6/03137
  PI: Aleksandra Cislak (SWPS University)
  Co-Is: Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)
• Dynamics and the origins of collective aggression in multidimensional approach – an integrative attempt.
  402,000 PLN (or £75,092)
  Funder: Polish National Science Centre Opus Grant 2014/13/B/HS6/04077
  PI: Mikołaj Winiewski (University of Warsaw)
  Co-Is: Aleksandra Cichocka (University of Kent)

2016

• Why do people adopt conspiracy theories, how are they communicated, and what are their risks? Perspectives from psychology, information engineering, political science, and sociology
  Funder: Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats
  PI: Karen Douglas
  Co-Is: Robbie Sutton, Aleksandra Cichocka, Jim Ang (School of Engineering and Digital Arts), Farzin Deravi (School of Engineering and Digital Arts)