Our research team @PsycANU@anu_lab is currently conducting a study on social connection and mental health. The study involves three 15-minute surveys over four months: https://t.co/8ZgMeAhpvw
If you could share widely, that would be greatly appreciated!
As the World Cup kicks off, The Matilda's have called out the shocking disparity that sees the winning team take home just 1/4 of the prize money of the men's cup ⚽🏆
Learn more about this gender pay gap at our event on 3 Aug ➡️ https://t.co/mUUu88YXxs
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Our wonderful research assistant/PhD student Brooke Franklin-Paddock talks about her PhD, which is on understanding the 'manosphere' and the psychology behind the appeal of these types of extremist groups.
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5/5 ...but identity enactment may still have lasting consequences for identification and behaviour beyond salient contexts. We discuss some of the implications for theory and intervention design.
Hot off the press! We tested the reciprocal relationship between social identification and adherence to group norms, and how context shapes this relationship. Tegan Cruwys @MarkStevens2411@Laura_J_Ferris@ReynKJ@PsycANU@anu_lab
It's open access: https://t.co/rc5hzMbXyK
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4/5 Not only does social identification predict norm adherence, but adhering to group norms can also reinforce people's identification with their group. This reciprocal relationship is context dependent - it only occurs when the referent identity is salient and meaningful...
New paper led by Tegan Cruwys demonstrates the mental health benefits of large scale community-led interventions that build neighbourhood identification. This paper is open access - check it out here: https://t.co/TFi4s60Zb9
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To me, one of the key take-home messages is that any policies that endorse the use of weight as a heuristic for health may be inadvertently perpetuating weight stigma and differential treatment that could be experienced as discriminatory. 9/9
Check out our paper, just published in BJHP open access with my colleagues Tegan Cruwys, @jetten_j, @edinkasia, @LillianSmyth_ , & Kristen Murray. See this thread for a summary of the key findings. https://t.co/bUhVs2VgQ2 1/8
Despite moves in several countries to recognise obesity as a disease, it remains unclear whether this will lead to better quality care for people of a higher weight or reduce weight stigma. There is much more work to be done. 8/9