Dr Adam Baimel
PhD in Social Psychology; Minor in Quantitative Methods
Lecturer in Psychology
School of Psychology, Social Work and Public Health
Teaching and supervision
Courses
Modules taught
- Data Analysis and Statistics for Psychology
- Applying Social Psychology to Global Challenges
- Conceptual Issues and Critical Debates in Psychology
- Conceptual Issues and Social Psychology
Research
I study the cultural evolution of religon. My research asks questions about: the relative contributions of cognition and culture to religious/supernatural beliefs, the psychological consequences of ritual participation and the relationship between religion and cooperation.
More recently, my work seeks to identify when (and in what ways) socio-ecological challenges create changes in religious systems; with a particular focus on how (and with what consequences) religious systems are adapting their concerns to the rising threats associated with the climate crisis.
Groups
Projects
- The greening of religions
Projects as Principal Investigator, or Lead Academic if project is led by another Institution
- Objects of Spiritual Yearning in the Spiritual but not Religious (led by Trinity Western University) (01/01/2024 - 30/09/2026), funded by: John Templeton Foundation, funding amount received by Brookes: £343,383
Publications
Further details
For more information you can visit: www.adambaimel.com