Virtual Psychology of Crime: Inside the Case of Belle Gibson

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Short Session Delivered online

26th November 4:30pm - 6pm - Inside the Case of Belle Gibson
Explore the psychology behind deception and fraud through the Belle Gibson case. Investigate how misinformation, persuasion and online influence affect behaviour, while debating crime, responsibility and digital safety.

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26th November 2026

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Using the real-life case of Belle Gibson, students will explore how deception, persuasion and misinformation can shape people’s decisions. Through analysing evidence, interactive activities and discussion, they will investigate why people can be vulnerable to fraud, how online trust is built or broken, and the psychology behind criminal behaviour. Taking on the roles of psychologists, investigators and legal experts, students will explore issues of crime, responsibility and digital safety while discovering careers in psychology, criminology, law and consumer protection.

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Available dates

26th November 2026

Suitable for

Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)
Events for College Groups (Ages 19+)
Events for individuals (enquiry not required to be through a school)
Parents
Families

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