Excited to share the publication of our latest article! Together with with @IngaJasinskaja and others, our research is the first to test the Secondary Transfer Effect of contact in Virtual Reality.
In our two studies conducted in Finland and Italy [1/3] https://t.co/9nWUDFx0mw
Excited to share our new study on #disinformation in #Hungary! With @IngaJasinskaja, Jan-Erik Lönnqvist & Zsolt Péter Szabó we used a person-centered approach to identify distinct profiles of news consumers. Here's what we found... (1/6)
https://t.co/0aJwLDVwFn
Exciting news 📢 Our research article on the impact of intergroup contact in virtual reality has been published in @GPIR_SAGE 🎉 Two studies held in Finland and Italy highlight how VR can decrease prejudice towards ethnic minorities. Check out the article!
https://t.co/fs8ZYmAYJg
The study shows how speakers made use of a multifaceted maternal identity to mobilize support for the conspiracy theory and associated anti-conspiracy action
ESSO group's next defence is taking place on Jan 26: Viivi Eskelinen will defend the doctoral dissertation entitled "Home, religion, and fatherland - Explaining the link between religiosity and prejudice in western societies"
It's happening! 🙌The Annual Finnish Social Psychology Conference will take place on May 16-17, 2024 at the University of Helsinki. Our theme this year is Perspectives on Sustainability. Visit our website in the bio for more details. Stay tuned! #sopsydays2024#sopsypaivat2024
@IngaJasinskaja , @mtl_tassinari, and Reko Elovainio will study changes in self-concept, social identity, and prejudice through interactions in virtual reality in @era_vr_project , which combines elements of immersive science and art.
https://t.co/azhp5tGN3A
Kicking off #easp2023krk today with a preconference on "The State of Trust" in pol&socpsy. Big kudos to @GabiJB & @olivier_klein for putting together this insightful event. My presentation is below, but there's so much more to look forward to from all participants @easp2023krk
These associations were observed in diverse intergroup contexts, challenging previous WEIRD-focused studies. Emotions like solidarity, outgroup empathy, and even group-based anger played key roles in explaining these relationships. 2/2
#intergrouprelations#collectiveaction
New paper alert 🚨 Positive intergroup contact can inspire action in support of disadvantaged groups, while negative contact has the opposite effect. 1/2 @kristof_dhont @Dominic_Abrams@GPIR_SAGE
https://t.co/cakNzJr92w
Join us at #SoPsyDays23 to learn from our Katarina Petterson and @marja_lo as they tackle two important topics: the Babushka as an ambivalent figure in nation-building during the Ukrainian wad, and the use of humor to perpetuate misogyny in political communication. See you there!
It's been a while since we took a group photo that wasn't a screenshot 😅 not everyone could make it, but here's our amazing research group, hard at work!
#research#teamwork
Finally diving into "The Far-Right Discourse of #Multiculturalism in Intergroup Interactions: A Critical Discursive Perspective" edited by Katarina Pettersson & Emma Nortio. Wishing I had picked up this thought-provoking and well-researched work sooner. (1/2) #AcademicTwitter
According to @drpriscillalui, the use of VR in discrimination research can provide researchers with a more ecologically valid and sophisticated understanding of the effects of discrimination on ethnic minorities. The potential advantages of VR include:
https://t.co/6vmrOcOUqU
📢 CALL FOR PAPERS
Our @HEPPsinki colleagues invite scholars to submit their proposals for the 4th edition of the Conference on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation #HEPP4
When: 11-13 December 2023
Where: Helsinki 🇫🇮
Submissions deadline: 2 May 2023 https://t.co/XcXCW5rhIi