Resources and seminars

May 2023: Dr Laura Anderson: "Health behaviour change: Improving participation in mail-out bowel cancer screening programs."

April 2023: Professor Miguel Moya: "Cognitive & motivational mechanisms of trust in authoritarian leaderships in contexts of economic threat."

April 2023: Bao-Thi Van Cong: "Solidarity with whom? Minority perspectives on allyship in Danish queer spaces."

March 2023: Dr Vanessa Wergin: "Collective team collapse in competitive sports."

February 2023: Associate Professor Joseph Cohen: "The promise and pitfalls of a developmental psychopathology lens for trauma- informed care."

February 2023: Sally Knox: "High reliability followership in elite military teams."

November 2022: Professor Olivier Klein: "How conspiracy beliefs affect attributions for intergroup equalities among members of disadvantaged groups."

October 2022: Professor Olivier Luminet and Professor Oliver Klein: "When Psychology informs policy: Lessons from the Motivation Barometer in Belguim" 

Friday 7 October, 2022: Dr Kelly Kirkland: "Unpacking the relationship between economic inequality and morality"

Friday 5 August, 2022: Professor Lionel Page: "The game theoretic of social identity'"

Friday 1 July, 2022: Associate Professor Andre Pekerti: "Cultural metacognition: A large, well-stocked, organised and illuminated toolshed in the mind."

Friday 1 July, 2022: Dr Alexander O'Donnell: "Financial, psychological and social barriers to refugee adaptation in Australia: Findings from the Building a New Life in Australia study (BLNA)."

Friday 6 May, 2022: Dr Andrew Livingstone: "Developing a felt understanding-based intervention for intergroup peace building: Evidence from Northern Ireland"

Friday 6 May, 2022: Dr Jason McIntyre: "Using the Social Identity Approach to understand psychosis"

Friday 1 April, 2022: Professor Catherine Amiot: "Connecting to other animals: An application and extension of intergroup theories"

Friday 1 April, 2022: Associate Professor Judith Mair, "Who has the right to be rural?"

Friday 4 March, 2022: Dr Joanne Rathbone, " The self-reinforcing relationship between social identity and norm compliance."

Friday 4 February, 2022: Dr Sarah Bentley, "Online Social Identity Mapping: What is it, why we need it, and what can you do with it!"

Friday 5 November, 2021: Professor Linda Skitka, "Exploring whether identity expression forms the basis of moral conviction"

Friday 1 October, 2021: Belen Alvarez, "Identifying different ‘types’ of participants in the Chilean Student movement: A latent transition analysis of participation, identity and social class"

Friday 1 October, 2021: Professor Michael Schmitt, "Imagining a Sustainable World and Environmental Activism"

Friday 3 September, 2021: Professor Roberto González, "Collective action as a vehicle for social change: The role of social norms, efficacy, and emotions"

Friday 3 September, 2021: Professor Winnifred Louis, "The psychology of effective activism"

Friday 6 August, 2021: Professor Katherine Reynolds, "How can schools impact on positive futures?"

Friday 2 July, 2021: James Casey, "Sympathy for the devil: Using moral attributions to explain the political intergroup empathy gap"

Friday 11 June, 2021: Professor Brian Lickel, "Collective responsibility and group identity: Forms, functions, processes, and implications for identity"

Friday 11 June, 2021: Professor Emma Thomas, "Distinguishing sympathisers, philanthropists, rusted on activists and radicals: Using person-centred analyses in collective action research"

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