PhD Student in Social Psychology @UParisNanterre Interested in Intergroup relations, Acculturation, Social judgment/(dis)approval, Extremism, Political psych...
Merci beaucoup @ConstantinaBade et @Armelle___ pour toutes ces années de travail. Merci également aux membres du jury pour leurs contributions très enrichissantes. Merci @peggychekroun @SergeGuimond1 @lomonacogregory @BenoitTesté
Aujourd’hui, Nestor OUOBA a soutenu sa thèse intitulée « Jugement social et approbation des immigrés africains par leurs pairs », réalisée en codirection avec Armelle Nugier. Un grand merci au jury ! @LAPPS_UPN @SergeGuimond1 @peggychekroun
A new paper with interesting data rom Burkina Faso, collected by my PhD student @OMotemba Bravo Nestor!
"Social judgement and approval of Burkinabè immigrants by their peers in the country of origin: The role of separation acculturation strategy" https://t.co/aBlwoNgshQ
Reducing conspiracy beliefs is tough.
In new work, we find that positive intergroup contact can reduce intergroup conspiracy beliefs.
Read "More than a Prejudice Reduction Effect: Positive Intergroup Contact Reduces Conspiracy Theory Beliefs" in EJSP https://t.co/6cxyyiVgnt 🧵
The #ISPP2023 Annual Meeting is just around the corner🌎
Join the roundtable on decolonizing political psychology, regardless of your background, to listen to Héctor Carvacho, Magdalena Bobowik, Dominika Kasprowicz, & @IslamBorinca and actively engage in critical discussions🗣️
Now that #easp2023krk is over, I read many tweets expressing gratitude to the organizers, and praise of the presentations and participants. Organizing a large conference is a long-term process and I do not dispute that my colleagues did a very good job. (1)
Some more posters from our lab @LAPPS_UPN and associates: Yara Alnajjar, Nestor Ouoba et Caroline Da Silva, all explaining with passion their research work at #easp2023krk