In conversation with Professor Chris French, world-renowned Psychologist Professor Elizabeth Loftus explores the science of cognitive errors, false memories and the human consequences of inaccurate recollection.

The werewolf is a common horror motif, but what did people during the witch-hunt of sixteenth and seventeenth century Europe really mean when they accused someone of lycanthropy? A recording discussing films, history and analysis, at which we will find out which is worse - man or beast?

Since the resurgence of public interest in conspiracy theories in the 1990s, there has been a flurry of studies looking at this phenomenon from a social psychological perspective. Much of this research has focused on identifying specific social and psychological factors that underpin the...