EASP 2023 General Meeting

Program Overview

Detailed Program

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07:30

REGISTRATION

The registration desk will be open for the entire duration of the conference.

08:45 - 10:25

Session 1

08:45 - 10:25

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00270) 50 Year of Bystander Research: Insights, Changes, Applications, and Unresolved Issues

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(01070) Social Cure and Curse Processes Among Marginalized Communities

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 1.1 Morality

Chair: Lydia Woodyatt

08:45-08:50 The Relationship between Utilitarian Judgments and the Deactivation of the Caregiving Behavioral System

Eylem Aktas Busra, Selim Basoglu, Mehmet Harma

08:50-08:55 Effects of self-affirmation on the openness to meat reduction and alternative protein sources

Marija Branković, Anastasija Budžak, Nađa Tulić, Jovana Janković

08:55-09:00 “If the shoe fits…”. Moral Typecasting seems to explain sex inferences of rape victims and perpetrators

Lúcia Campos, Rui Costa Lopes, Carla Moleiro

09:00-09:05 To cleanse, to license or to not care at all? Experimental analysis of the effects of moral feedback on moral self-regulation

Marcos Dono, Marco Brambilla, Mónica Alzate, José Manuel Sabucedo

09:05-09:10 Do our altruistic behaviors and moral judgments depend on our social distance towards the victim? A replication and extension of Singer et al. (2019)

Aurore Gaboriaud, Zoé Szczepaniak, Jean-Charles Quinton, Annique Smeding

09:10-09:15 Gender Differences in Honesty Around the Globe

Caroline Graf, Andreas Pondorfer, Jonathan F. Schulz

09:15-09:20 Let’s Put this into Perspective: Combining Moral Foundations and Justice Sensitivity Perspectives to Understand Political Orientation

Lucas Koehler, Ulf Steinberg, Maxim Egorov, Claudia Peus, Mario Gollwitzer

09:20-09:25 The multidimensionality of moral identity - toward a broader characterization of the moral self

Tassilo Tissot, Alain Van Hiel, Leen Haerens, Bram Constandt

09:25-09:30 What I think that you think matters for moral repair: Meta-perceptions of values and perceived perspective taking following interpersonal conflict

Lydia Woodyatt, Michae Wenzell, Blake Quinney, Ali Onody, Christiana Harous, Mikaela Cibich

09:30-09:35 How we judge signals of prosociality and when they spark curiosity

Jordan Wylie

09:35-09:40 Communicating Morality: A Meta-Analysis of Moral Appeal

Sylvia Xu, Laetitia Mulder, Tammo Bijmolt, Marijke Leliveld, Floor Rink, Bareld Jacobi

09:40-09:45 Winning is owning: Collective moral superiority and territory ownership

Özgen Yalçın, Helen Landmann, Anette Rohmann

09:45-09:50 The liberating effect of the group: Cheating together makes people feel less responsible and less guilty

Cinzia Zanetti, François Ric, Fabrizio Butera

09:50-09:55 "So, isn't that hate speech?" Preliminary research on the role of moral foundations and intergroup context in sensitivity to hate speech

Kamila Zochniak

09:55-10:25 - Q&A session

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(00210) Inequalities in education: The unintended contributions of schools and teachers

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02290) The effects of (value) similarities on prejudice, stereotypes, and well-being

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(00350) Social psychological insights from the pandemic: Evidence from a global rapid-response project

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(01180) The Regulatory Power of the Gender/Sex Binary

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 1.2 Collective Action

Max Agostini

08:45-8:50 Why People Protest: A Meta-Analysis of Four Motivations for Collective Action

Maximilian Agostini, Martijn van Zomeren, Jannis Kreienkamp

08:50-08:55 “We despair”: Examining the role of political despair for collective action and well-being

Lucy Bird, Emma Thomas, Michael Wenzel

08:55-09:00 For the love of high heels ! : An experimental investigation of self-objectification in the organizational context

Céline Castellino, Eva G.T. Green, Clara Kulich

09:00-09:05 Protests against abortion restrictions in Poland - reactance theory and motivational pathways

Radosław Trepanowski, Dariusz Drążkowski, Beata Użarowska, Weronika Dopierała-Kalińska, Aleksandra Żochowska, Agnieszka Mrozińska, Zuzanna Czerniewska, Witkoria Szott, Magdalena Kotus

09:05-09:10 “I care for you” or “I call for you”: Hungarian LGBTQ+ individuals’ reaction to (cis)heterosexual allies’ supportive messages

Éva Gáti

09:10-09:15 Desperate Times Invoke Desperate Measures: Support for Political Violence is Greatest when Societal Discontent and Political Cynicism are Combined

Bart Kranenborg, Toon Kuppens, Tom Postmes

09:15-09:20 Establishing a dimensional typology for digital collective actions

Catherine Lowery

09:20-09:25 Five key dimensions to unlock (and address) protest violence

Patricio Saavedra, John Drury, Mete Uysal

09:25-09:30 Basic Psychological Needs of Advantaged Groups Predict Their Solidarity-based Actions for Disadvantaged Groups

Ahmed Faruk Saglamoz, Maja Kutlaca, Ana Leite

09:30-09:35 Causal Attributions About Extinction Shapes Our Preferences for Transformative Policies and Actions

Ganga Shreedhar

09:35-09:40 Moral elevation increases support for humanitarian policies, but not political concessions, in intractable conflict

Deborah Shulman, Michal Reifen-Tagar, Eran Halperin, Ziv Elron

09:40-09:45 Perceived inequalities and their acceptance drive support for redistribution and collective actions

Francisco Miguel Soler-Martínez, Efraín García-Sánchez, Guillermo B. Willis

09:45-09:50 Developing a Typology of Public Support for Social Movements: A Systematic Review of the Psychological Literature

Sam Vo, Helena Radke, Anne Templeton

09:50-09:55 Social preferences are not equally distributed across the world

Paul van Lange, Niels van Doesum, Marcello Gallucci, Ryan Murphy

09:55-10:25 Q&A session

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(02910) Reactions to social discontent: From protest to violence

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(00900) Recent Developments in the Study of Humiliation: Conceptualization, Antecedents, and Consequence at the Interpersonal and Intergroup Level

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08:45 - 10:05

Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02310) Estimating the Social and Psychological Impacts of Social Media Use

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08:45 - 10:05

Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(00280) Collective memories: Linking social and cognitive approaches

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10:25 - 10:50

Coffee break

10:50 - 11:50

Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster session 1

1.1 Imagined contact as an in-class activity: The roles of ingroup norm-framing and vividness of imagined scenarios
Elaine M. Smith, Anca Minescu

1.2 Changing children’s attitudes towards refugees with a teacher-lead imagined contact intervention
Antonija Vrdoljak, Nikolina Stanković, Dinka Čorkalo Biruški, Rachel Fasel, Fabrizio Butera, Margareta Jelić

1.3 Harsh punisher or loving mother? A critical discursive psychological analysis of Marine Le Pen’s presidential Twitter campaign

Katarina Pettersson, Sofía Payotte, Inari Sakki

1.4 Predictors of intergroup contact: The role of ideology, empathy, and personality
David Lacko, Simona Oľhová, Martina Hrebickova, Sabine Sczesny, Tibor Žingora, Sylvie Graf

1.5 What predicts the willingness to engage in intergroup contact? The role of social norms and vicarious contact in experiments conducted in Germany
Vera Maren Straßburger, Oliver Christ, Sarina Schäfer, Agostino Mazziotta, Mathias Kauff

1.6 Social identity threat predicts contact (intentions) in higher distance education
Nathalie Bick, Laura Froehlich, Jan-Bennet Voltmer, Jennifer Raimann, Natalia Reich-Stiebert, Stefan Stürmer, Andreas Martin

1.7 Intergroup contact in the context of justice: The influence of contact with justice, police and offenders on attitudes towards these groups
Rowenia Bender, Deliah Bolesta, Jennifer Laura Führer, Frank Asbrock

1.8 On the use of a peculiar form of intergroup contact: a study on physical contact within intergroup contexts
Elizabeth Shamloo Soraya, Martina Faccini, Mahshid Esmaeilikolahdooz, Andrea Carnaghi, Elena Trifiletti

1.9 Online intergroup contact: an experimental test of allport’s optimal conditions
Martina Faccini, Soraya Elizabeth Shamloo, Mahshid Esmaeilikolahdooz, Inga Jasinskaja-lahti, Elena Trifiletti

1.10 Stay humble and enjoy diversity: integrating intergroup contact and cultural humility to improve intergroup relations
Emilio Paolo Visintin, Marika Rullo, Calogero Lo Destro

1.11 The role of normative influence in the effectiveness of a school-based vicarious contact intervention
Viivi Mäkinen, Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti, Anna Renvik Tuuli, Karmela Liebkind

1.12 The nasty neighbor effect in humans
Angelo Romano, Gross Jörg , Carsten De Dreu

1.13 Discriminatory attitudes against the unvaccinated during a global pandemic
Alexander Bor, Frederik Jørgensen, Michael Bang Petersen

1.14 The competitive advantage of sanctioning institutions revisited: A multi-lab replication
Sergio Lo Iacono, Wojtek Przepiorka, VincentBuskens, Rense Corten, Marcel van Assen, Arnoutvan de Rijt

1.15 Cross-cultural variation in cooperation across Mediterranean, East Asian, and Western regions
Shuxian Jin, Ayse Uskul, Angelo Romano

1.16 Labels for immigration status shape attitudes toward immigrants through perceived threats and benefits from migrants: Evidence from 9 countries
Sylvie Graf, Mark Rubin, Yvette Assilamehou-Kunz, Mauro Bianchi, Andrea Carnaghi, Fabio Fasoli, Eerika Finell, Marie Gustafsson Sendén, Soraya Shamloo, David Lacko, Sabine Sczesny

1.17 The language of adolescents in depicting migrants
Flavia Albarello

1.18 SDO moderates the effects of exposure to hate speech on hate speech use
Michał Wypych, Michał Bilewicz

1.19 From self to ingroup reclaiming of homophobic epithets: A model of reappropration
Mauro Bianchi, Andrea Carnaghi, Fabio Fasoli, Patrice Rusconi

1.20 Recalling and communicating intergroup episodes: The impact of frequency and valence of intergroup contact on linguistic intergroup descriptions
Monica Rubini, Francesca Prati

1.21 The Informative Process Model: Theory and Preliminary Empirical Support
Nimrod Rosler, Keren Sharvit, Boaz Hameiri, Ori Wiener-Blotner, Orly Idan, Daniel Bar-Tal

1.22 Accept me as I am: Acceptance as a mediator in the IPM peace intervention
Inbal Ben-Ezer, Boaz Hameiri

1.23 Cognitive and Emotional Processes of Engaging with IPM-based Messages: The Role of Ideological Differences
Orel Heskiau, Nimrod Rosler, Daniel Bar-Tal

1.24 Considering Change in Intractable Conflicts: An Exploration of the Informative Process Model
Ori Wiener-Blotner, Keren Sharvit

1.25 Give credit to my voluntary work! The need for recognition in sustaining engagement in solidarity-based actions for refugees and migrants.
Antoine Roblain, Emanuele Politi

1.26 Hosting refugees: A multisite mixed-method research program to tackle impeding factors and promote sustainability
Marija Dangubić, Kaat Van Acker, Yoann Favre, Loïc Pignolo, Mieke Schrooten, Eva G.T. Green

1.27 Community solidarity initiatives among people on the move and residents/nationals: Dilemmas and Possibilities     Megan Vine, Ronni Greenwood

1.28  Being Stuck in Precarious Work? Managing Job Insecurity through Proactive Career Behaviors
Maarten J. van Bezouw, Jessie Koen

1.29 Towards More Effective White Privilege Interventions: Considering Group-Based Morality and Linking Privilege to Oppression and Responsibility
Frank Eckerle, Carmen S. Lienen, Maja Kutlaca, Patrick F. Kotzur, J. Christopher Cohrs

1.30 Talk is Cheaper When Acting is Expensive: Advantaged Groups’ Attitude-Intention Gaps in Support of Disadvantaged Groups’ Protest
Cátia P. Teixeira, Aarti Iyer, Colin Wayne Leach, Russell Spears

1.31 Inequality and difference: Two interwoven dimensions of dominant groups’ identity management strategies
Enzo Cáceres Quezada, Judit Kende, Michael Boiger, Bertjan Doosje

1.33 Learning to accept in the context of intergroup conflict
Tamar Kassem Nur Avichail, Maya Tamir, Anat Perry, Eran Halperin

1.34 Perceived economic inequality measures and their association with objective inequality and redistributive preferences
Efrain García-Sánchez, Guillermo B. Willis, Rosa Rodríguez-Bailón, Juan Diego García Castro, Juan Carlos Castillo

1.35 What you see is what you get: The effect of perceived inequality on subjective well-being
John Melvin, Herbert Bless Herbert, Michaela Wänke

1.36 Income Inequality shapes Personal Income Expectations & Evaluations: Evidence of a National Survey Experiment     Simone M. Schneider, Hawal Shamon, Stefan Liebig

1.37 The effect of relative wages on job and life satisfaction. A Longitudinal Study with Linked Survey and Register Data for Germany
Matthias Collischon, Tilman Woerz, Tobias Wolbring

1.38 Relations between support for educational policies and a meritocratic belief system
Frederique Autin

1.39 Does diversity communication foster or hinder diversity and inclusion in teams?
Claudia Toma, Franciska Krings, Oriana De Saint Priest

1.40 The myriad ways of those in power to collectively maintain and reproduce their privilege - despite all the talk about diversity and inclusion
Susanne Täuber, Catherine Moughalian

1.41 Effectiveness of an early pro-diversity intervention on perceptions and behaviors towards students with autism    Clément Vallée, Benoite Aubé, Odile Rohmer, Cyrielle Derguy

1.42 The power of interculturalism as a new approach to diversity
Serge Guimond

1.43 Intergroup contact in multiethnic regions - the case of ethnic majority and minority children in Serbia
Vladimir Mihić, Bojana Bodroza, Dragana Jelic

1.44 Perceived Outgroup Entitativity Creates Differences in the Strength of Intergroup Contact Effects Between Majority and Minority Status Groups
Sybille Neji, Miles Hewstone, Chloe Bracegirdle, Oliver Christ

1.45 Immigrant mothers’ talk about their encounters with local Finnish playground and kindergarten workers – a discursive approach
Paula Paajanen, Eerika Finell, Reetta Riikonen, Clifford Stevenson

1.46 Identification with other neighbourhood mothers facilitates more interethnic contact when perceived neighbourhood diversity is high
Reetta Riikonen, Eerika Finell, Tuija Seppälä, Clifford Stevenson

1.47 How do contextual perception influence intergroup contact engagement?
Agatha Bataille, Charles Seger

1.48 Positive and negative contact experiences of asylum seekers in Italy
Mahshid Esmaeilikolahdooz, Martina Faccini, Soraya Elizabeth Shamloo, Elena Trifiletti

1.49 Conflicting vocabularies: How home- and host-state media address Turkish postmigrants
Aydın Bayad, Elif Sandal Önal, Meral Gezici Yalçın, N. Ekrem Düzen, Zick Andreas

1.50 Immigration news shapes the relation between conservatism and prejudice towards immigrants
Juan M. Vétois Falomir-Pichastor, Eva G.T. Green

1.51 Harry Potter and the mystery of discussion: Testing indirect contact interventions in a school context
Simona Oľhová, Barbara Lášticová, Martin Kanovský

1.52 The role of social norms in the link between intergroup contact and attitudes of the Roma toward majority society    Roman Koky, Sylvie Graf

1.53 Reconciliation May Be Necessary, But Is It Possible?: Perspectives on Ethnic Conflict in Kosovo and Implications for Intergroup Relations
Liora Morhayim, Linda Tropp

1.54 Immersive virtual reality for intergroup contact and perspective taking: applications to gender diverse identities and embodied interactions
Cassandra Crone, Grace Chamberlin, Kyle Aspinall, Gaurav Patil, Rachel Kallen

1.55 The interethnic contact between immigrants and natives in Italy: Its association with intraminority solidarity
Giulia Rosa Policardo, Francesca Prati

1.56 Resolving the inequality paradox in the lab: lack of political efficacy trumps high prospects of upward mobility
Giannis Lois, Katerina Petkanopoulou

1.57 We Are Unequal, Yet Still We Trust – Perceived Economic Inequality Does Not Decrease Interpersonal Trust
Lara Többen, John Melvin, Michaela Wänke, Herbert Bless

1.58 The effect of social norms and identity on the relationship between perceived economic inequality and attitudes toward redistribution
Lope Tejero Peregrina, Rosa Rodríguez Bailón, Guillermo Byrd Willis Sánchez, Ángel Sánchez Rodríguez

1.59 Does economic inequality influence the social perception of (dis)advantadged groups? A meta-analysis of socioeconomic-status and gender stereotypes
Eva Moreno-Bella, Porntida Tanjitpiyanond, Guillermo B. Willis, Jolanda Jetten, Kim Peters, Miguel Moya

1.60 Social Inequality and Egaltarianism
Velina Topalova

1.61 Why are We so Rushed? Income Inequality, Status Anxiety, and the Perception of Time Poverty
Zhao Qi, Ma Rongzi, Liu Zhenzhen, Sun Xiaomin, Jan-Willem van Prooijen

1.62 Challenging meritocratic thinking reduces White US citizens’ engagement in intergroup competitive victimhood with Black US citizens
Julia Bader, Michael Pasek, Alexander Landry, Masi Noor

1.63 How to increase apology intentions in members of a transgressing group? The role of empathy with discriminated Papuan Indonesians
Sarah Gina Febriana, Ernestine Gordijn

1.64 Are all Social Hierarchies created equal?
Mortada Al-Amine, Toon Kuppens, Russell Spears

1.65 The Multidimensional Class Consciousness Scale: Preliminary Evidence of its Latent Structure and Associations with Social Class in Spanish Adults
Elena Padial Rojas, Ginés Navarro Carrillo, Jorge Torres Marín, Miguel C. Moya Morales

1.66 French Secularism as a legitimizing myth
Sylvain Ferreira, Armelle Nugier

1.67 The distance between Black and White: Examining beliefs about relative racial advantage versus disadvantage    Emma Jansen, Daniel Rovenpor

1.68 What are you here to say? An exploratory analysis of protestors’ self-reported motivations during the 17 Oct Lebanese uprising using live TV footage
Barbary Rajaa

1.69 Psychological processes underlying emergent prefigurative politics: A systematic review and research agenda
David Clarke, John Drury

1.70 Media framing of social protests : Youth's representations and effects on audience
Alexandros Vlazakis, Aphrodite Baka, Lia Figgou, Antonis Gardikiotis

1.71 A Trade-off between Image and Justice: Motivational and Emotional Roots of Advantaged Group Members’ Solidarity-based Collective Action
Hakan Cakmak, Ernestine H. Gordijn, Yasin Koc, Katherine E. Stroebe

1.72 Intergroup and intragroup contradictions in the 'diversity' discourse: The case of minority rights activists and NGOs in Greece and Cyprus
Stavroula Diamanti, Tilemachos Iatridis, Irini Kadianaki

1.73 Individual differences and anti-vaccine radical collective action: the moderating role of group norms.
Anna Gajda, Michał Jaśkiewicz, Tomasz Besta

1.74 Social Dominance Orientation Boosts Collective Action Among Low-Status Groups
Catarina Carvalho, Isabel Pinto, Rui Costa-Lopes, Darío Paéz, Mariana Miranda, José Marques

1.75 Social identity based motivation to engage in collective action supporting the redistribution of street space
Viktoria Allert

1.76 Effects of triangular intergroup relationship on vicarious interstate retaliation and reconciliation
Tomohiro Kumagai

1.77 Beyond Strength of Ingroup Identification: What Dimension of Ingroup Identity Is Responsible for Suppressing Outgroup Forgiveness Attitudes?
Iwan Dinnick, Masi Noor, Philipp K Masur, Jasper Van Assche

1.78 The role of group status and identification in explaining attitudes toward truth, justice and reparation commissions in Spain through collective guilt
Lorena Gil de Montes, Martin Sainz de la Maza

1.79 “The truth always emerges” – Constructing truth and contesting falsehood in Facebook comment about the Bucha massacre
Szebeni Zea

1.80 When saying sorry is not enough: The paradox of a political apology offered to Irish mother and baby home survivors
Dearbhla Moroney, Aoife Marie Foran, Aisling O'Donnell, Orla Muldoon

1.81 Interactions between the public and emergency services/government agencies in disasters: A systematic review

Sayaka Hinata

1.82 Group identity content: An integrative review and organising framework
Jordan Reutas

1.83 Different identifications and their implications – presentation of the results of the Polish survey
Dominik Puchała, Michał Bilewicz

1.84 The psychological consequences of close physical proximity and social identification with others
Rhea Haddad, Jean-Claude Croizet, Tiffany Morisseau, Guillaume Dezecache

1.85 Deconstructing the Analytical Binary: (Mis)recognition, identity transition, and collective identities in the context of surveillance experience
Meghan McNamara

1.86 Perspective-taking predicts success in coalition formation: an incentivized interactive panel study
Anabela Cantiani, Thorsten M. Erle, Ilja Van Beest

1.87 Impression formation and partner selection in collaborative interactions
Tiffany Matej Hrkalovic, Bernd Dudzik, Hayley Hung, Daniel Balliet

1.88 The labelling effect on prosocial behavior
Katarzyna Kulwicka, Agata Gasiorowska

1.89 Social Change from Within - (The Need for) Agency and its Effects on Loyal Deviance
Helena Pauen

1.90 Sleep deprivation and the sensitivity to norm violations
Emma Halfmann, Joachim Hüffmeier, Nadira S.Faber, Jan A. Häusser

1.91 The Motivated Chatterbox: Measuring the Motives of Goal Sharing
Titus Quek

1.92 Cognitive Dissonance RRR: Findings from a Multi-lab Constructive Replication of a Major Paradigm of Social Psychology
David C.Vaidis, Willem W. A. Sleegers

1.93 How surprising! Epistemic emotions and perceived credibility mediate the relation between prior beliefs and responses to fake and true news
Sven Waldzus, Angela Rijo

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Session 2

11:50 - 13:10

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00620) Exploring Black Lives Matter: Antecedents and Consequences

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(03230) (A)symmetrical effects of political ideology

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 2.1 Contact

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02470) Truth by Repetition - Advances on explanations and consequences of illusory truth

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02400) Psychology of Radicalization: Current Advances

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Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(00910) Detecting blind spots in gender inequality at work: Signals that reinforce a masculine stereotype of occupational status, salary and success

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02340) Exploit or explore? Trade-offs in sample-based decisions

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Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(03190) Pluralistic Ignorance – Most People Have No Clue What Their Peers Think And Do

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(00140) The Social Identity Approach to Effective Leadership – Part 2

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 2.2 Inequality

Kim Dierckx

11:50-11:55 The influence of how poverty is defined on causal attributions for poverty and attitudes towards poverty reduction

Joaquín Alcañiz Colomer, Miguel Moya, Inmaculada Valor-Segura, Steve Loughnan

11:55-12:00 On the Measure of Perceived Economic Scarcity: Development, Validation and Predictive Power of the Perceived Economic Scarcity Scale

Victor Auger, Nicolas Sommet, Alice Normand

12:00-12:05 From Opposition to Active Support: An Empirical Assessment of D&I Policy Support in Organizations

Yonn Bokern, Wiebren Jansen, Jojanneke van der Toorn

12:05-12:10 The Irony of Fairness: How Procedural Fairness Climate Perceptions Can Hinder Disadvantaged Group Members’ Support for Social Change

Kim Dierckx

12:10-12:15 People with low socioeconomic status have a more narrow moral circle

Tomasz Jarmakowski

12:15-12:20 Well-being of single people during the COVID-19 pandemic: data from 49 countries

Agnieszka Łyś, Katarzyna Adamczyk

12:20-12:25 Homework in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis: assessing the role of cultural parental practices and the digital divide in educational inequalities

Johanne Mzidabi, Sébastien Goudeau, Theodore Alexopoulos, Jean-François Rouet, Romain Deles

12:25-12:30 It’s (a) Shame: Why Poverty Leads to Support for Authoritarianism

Jasper Neerdaels, Christian Tröster, Niels Van Quaquebeke

12:30-12:35 Socio-Economic Status and secondary students’ perceptions of Science: the role of Efficacy and Pleasure on students’ attitudes

Myrto Pantazi, Olivier Klein, Camilla Arnal

12:35-12:40 Positive Feedback as a Lever to Reduce Disparities in STEM

Lora Park

12:40-12:45 Allocating resources to multiple societal goals: The case of wealth inequalities

Simone Sebben, Johannes Ullrich

12:45-12:50 Psychology of social class: A pre-registered replication of 43 effects on large representative samples in three countries

Nicolas Sommet, Anatolia Batruch, Frédérique Autin

12:50-13:10 Q&A session

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(00530) Intergroup Contact and Collective Action: Mobilizing or Sedative Effects?

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(00820) Improving intergroup relations and promoting positive participation across the lifespan in six settings of social division and protracted conflict

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13:10 - 14:30

Lunch

13:10 - 14:30

Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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13:10 - 14:30

Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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14:30 - 16:10

Session 3

14:30 - 16:10

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00830) Protesting against Progress: The Dialectical Nature of Reactionary Collective Action

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(01050) Toward a Fairer Future: Understanding and Overcoming Barriers to Gender Inequality in the 21st Century (Part I)

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14:30 - 16:10

Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 3.1 Gender I

Aífe Hopkins-Doyle

14:30-14:35 Intersectional invisibility in the BIAS map? Stereotypes, emotions and behavioral tendencies towards gender-by-ethnic-groups

Hannah Arnu, Susanne Veit, Valentina di Stasio

14:35-14:40 What do we expect from beloved partners? Women and men differ in their partner expectations

Ursula Athenstaedt

14:40 -14:45 The Competitive, Self-Interested Feminist: Stereotypes about Feminists and their Relationship to Reality

Jocelyn Chalmers, Robbie Sutton

14:45-14:50 Fathers’ and Mothers’ Sexism Predict Less Responsive Parenting Behavior During Family Interactions

Emily Cross

14:50-14:55 The myth of man-haters: Hostile sexism, threat and gender similarity predict stereotypes of feminist misandry

Aífe Hopkins-Doyle, Aino Petterson, Robbie Sutton, Stefan Leach

14:55-15:00 Women’s amusement with sexist jokes about men: The role of gender identity and sexism

Karolina Koszałkowska, Monika Wróbel

15:00-15:05 Who is the Ideal Doctor? Young, Female Doctors’ Lack of Fit with the Agentic Stereotype

Johanna S. W. Kruger, Ruth van Veelen, Belle Derks

15:05-15:10 Masculinity Threats, the Need to Belong, and the Devaluation of Relationship

Veronica Lamarche, Alyssa Croft, Ciara Atkinson

15:10-15:15 Intensive Parenting Ideology Among Mothers and Fathers: A Typological Examination of Gendered Representations of Parenthood

Elli-Anastasia Lamprianidou, Cindy Eira Nunes, Jean-Philippe Antonietti, Stijn Van Petegem

15:15-15:20 The pursuit of gender equality in the workplace: Relative deprivation and moral conviction as antecedents of collective action intentions in women

Silvia Moscatelli, Silvia Mazzuca, Michela Menegatti, Monica Rubini

15:20-15:25 Hostile Takeover Bid: Sexism and Decisions in Reproductive Health

Aino Petterson

15:25-15:30 Men telling feminist jokes? The role of feminist humor in motivating collective action as a function of feminist identity and joke teller gender

Andrés R. Riquelme, Rocio Vizcaino-Cuenca, Monica Romero-Sanchez, Hugo Carretero-Dios, Jesus L. Megias

15:30-15:35 Preference for Gender Stereotypicality in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Julia Spielmann, Chadly Stern

15:35-15:40 “I’ll protect you from everything”: A gender approach to parents’ overprotective responses to perceived threat

Julie Terache, Elliana Lamprianidou, Frederik De Spiegeleer, Bart Soenens, Stijn Van Petegem

15:40-15:45 Confronting sexism through feminist humor: The role of perceived intolerance and feminist identity

Rocío Vizcaíno-Cuenca, Andrés R. Riquelme, Hugo Carretero-Dios, Jesús L. Megías, Mónica Romero-Sánchez

15:45-16:10 Q&A session

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02550) Beyond Self-Control: On the Mechanisms and Consequences of People’s Hedonic Experiences

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02600) Cross-cultural examination of identity processes in times of crisis- the example of the Covid-19 pandemic

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Blitz 3.2 Polarization

Carina Hoerst

14:30-14:35 Explaining polarized trust in science: A political stereotype approach

Marlene Sophie Altenmüller, Tobias Wingen, Anna Schulte

14:35-14:40 Bringing critical social psychology to the study of political polarization

Daniel Balinhas

14:40-14:45 Strategies to avoid radicalization leading to violence and fostering disengagement through the observation of jihadist inmates’ behavior

Laura Blanco Iglesias, Ángel Jiménez Gómez

14:45-14:50 Extremism Requires Energy: Testing The Relationship Between Energy And Extreme Goals and Commitment

Karolina Bonarska, Ewa Szumowska, Jakub Cacek, Arie W. Kruglanski

14:50-14:55 Is populism on the rise? Perceptions of the social system in times of crisis: Disaffection, criticism, and justification in 5 European Countries

Xenia Chryssochoou, Matteo Cavallaro, Nikos Kalampalikis, Inari Sakki, Christian Staerklé

14:55-15:00 Disrupting a (far-right) mobilization discourages bystander support by decreasing perceived organizational efficacy and legitimacy

Carina Hoerst, John Drury

15:00-15:05 Reducing Affective Polarization: Intellectual Humility in Controversial Political Discussions

Larissa Knöchelmann, Christopher Cohrs

15:05-15:10 The emotional basis of Affective Polarization

Mabelle Kretchner, Tal Orian Harel, Julia Elad-Strenger, Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler, Eran Halperin

15:15-15:20 Investigating Subjective Perceptions of Relative Deprivation across the Adult Lifespan: A Cohort-Sequential Latent Growth Model Approach

Kieren J. Lilly, Chris G. Sibley, Danny Osborne

15:20-15:25 Unpacking Populism: Integrating Economic Distress, Cultural Backlash, and Identity Threat

Efisio Manunta, Maja Becker, Vivian L. Vignoles, Paul Bertin, Camila Contreras, Eleonora Crapolicchio, Alin Gavreliuc, Roberto González, Claudia Manzi, Thomas Salanova, Matthew J. Easterbrook

15:25-15:30 The role of spontaneous ideological inferences in political polarization

Carsten Sander, Juliane Degner

15:30-15:35 Depolarization by inoculation

Almog Simchon, Fintan Smith, Dawn Holford, Stephan Lewandowsky

15:35-15:40 Democratic participation and the voicing of strong views: Twitter data on the fire in Moria camp in Greece

Maria Xenitidou, Ioannis Michos

15:40-15:45 Why do people engage in online shaming, and who participates? A case study of shaming and shaming backlash on Twitter

Kuni Zhao, Mariette Berndsen, Lydia Woodyatt, Anna Barron

15:45-16:10 Q&A session

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(02430) Cultural diversity at school: The role of schools and teachers in ensuring achievement, well-being and positive intergroup relations among students

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(02920) Is the Past Weighing on the Present or the Present Weighing on the Past: Representations of History and Intergroup Relations

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(00640) An empirical validation of a recent adversarial collaboration on the content, priority, and relation of social-evaluative dimensions

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(02540) Make our Past Great Again – Nostalgia in Political Identities

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(00710) The Social Identity Approach to Effective Leadership – Part 1

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(02840) Computational approaches to moral judgments and social decision making

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Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster session 2

2.1 Intent and impact-oriented measures of pro-environmental behavior
Anna Bosshard, Sebastian Berger, Florian Lange, Cameron Brick

2.2 Ideology and self-reported pro-environmental behavior: A correlational study of system justification and political orientation
Hélène Labarre, Marie-Line Felonneau

2.3 Discovering the psychological building blocks underlying climate action—a longitudinal study of real-world activism
Anna Castiglione, Cameron Brick, Stefanie Holden, Ella Miles-Urdan, Adam R. Aron

2.4 Understanding Flexitarianism: how health concerns, social identity, and product marketing can influence societal meat-reduction
Annayah Prosser, Leda Blackwood, Saffron O’Neill, Jan Willem Bolderdijk, Lorraine Whitmarsh, Tim Kurz

2.5 Thinking about food health: Predictors of perceived healthiness of meal selection
Angela Johnson, Jacqueline Hua, Jennifer Howell

2.6 Food is all Around: Why the Unhealthy = Tasty Belief Might be an Illusory Correlation
Sonja Kunz, Simona Haasova, Niklas Pivecka, Justus Schmidt, Arnd Florack

2.7 Hedonic Sampling of Foods: The Persistence of the Unhealthy=Tasty Belief in Reward-Rich Environments
Niklas Pivecka, Sonja Kunz, ArndFlorack

2.8 Social psychology for climate adaptation
Anne van Valkengoedvan

2.9 Scientists as activists: examining the intersection between climate advocacy, activism, and scientist identity
Samuel Finnerty, Mark Levine, Jared Piazza

2.10 A Self-report Measure of Attitudes toward the Eating of Insects: the Entomophagy Attitude Questionnaire (EAQ)
Francesco La Barbera, Klaus G. Grunert, Mario Amato, Roberta Riverso, Berta Schnettler, Yanfeng Zhou, Fabio Verneau

2.11 Paths that Lead Astray: Examining the Situational Predictors of Intention-Behaviour Gaps in Meat Consumption

Kate Laffan, Leonhard Lades, Liam Delaney

2.12 Can Social Influence and Norms Promote More Sustainable Diets?

Daniele Pollicino, Matteo Galizzi, Huseyin Naci, Heidi Zamzow, Patricia Freitag

2.13 Persuasive Messages to Promote Sustainable Food Choice

Valentina Carfora, Patrizia Catellani

2.14 Integrating Theory of Planned Behavior and Self-Determination Theory: An experimental study on the Mediterranean Diet adherence

Daniela Caso, Luigina Canova, Miriam Capasso, Marcella Bianchi

2.16 Tracing the temporal dynamics of neoliberal culture using non-traditional methods

Shahrzad Goudarzi, Vivienne Badaan, Eric Knowles

2.17 The subjective side of neoliberalism: Introducing the Marketised Self Scale.

Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington, Sabrina Paiwand

2.18 How neoliberal are you? Development and validation of the Neoliberal Orientation Questionnaire.

Lola Girerd, John Jost, Virginie Bonnot

2.19 Going it alone in a collective crisis? Neoliberal subjectivity fosters individualistic approaches to climate change mitigation

Lea Hartwich

2.20 Activating sense of moral obligation to sort food waste through messages targeting awareness of consequences

Emilie Guichard, Cédric Bouquet, Frédérique Autin

2.21 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repeat: The role of outcome-related feedback in the continued performance of recycling behaviours

Raynae Dumpfrey, Juliette Richetin

2.22 Go Green or You’ll Wither. Quantity and Quality of Public Green Areas and Well-Being of City Inhabitants

Joanna Roszak, Giampier Dario Guerrero Villanueva

2.23 Perceptions of the Economy and Environmental Attitudes

Stephanie Rizio, Yoshihisa Kashima

2.24 It’s not easy being green (unless it’s self-enhancing): The role of self-enhancement and defensiveness in narcissists’ pro-environmental behaviour

Erica Hepper, Kayleigh Wyles, Birgitta Gatersleben

2.25 Should we choose between open and sustainable science? Investigating the carbon footprint of Open Science

Aurélien Graton

2.26 Social Identity as Source for Positive Emotions During Climate Change Mitigation: an Extension of the SIMPEA Model

Katja Corcoran, Eva Hofmann, Kathrin Röderer

2.27 Gendered public space shapes perception of environmental behaviors

Giulio Faccenda, Simona Sacchi

2.28 Two Sides of the Same Fence: A Model of the Origins and Consequences of Meat-Related Conflict in Omnivores and Veg*ans

Benjamin Buttlar

2.29 Using misperceived social norms as a license: Does pluralistic ignorance trigger complacency in the food environment?

Reinoud Moojen

2.30 Economy versus Climate - The construction of polar opposites? A qualitative investigation of extreme viewpoints

Vera Weissenbacher, Tom Postmes

2.31 Involving Citizens in the Energy Transition: Interdisciplinary Conceptualization and Scale Development of Energy Citizenship

Johanna Held, Katja Corcoran

2.32 Defensive responses to environmental criticism differ depending on moral disengagement, narcissism, and moral emotions

Chuan-Ren Isaac Chung

2.33 Lay theories about the world influence efficacy beliefs and pro-environmental behavior

Julia Jankowski, Veronika Job, Christopher Mlynski

2.34 Results from two studies on the association between perceived stereotypes about vegans and motivation to reduce or eliminate meat/dairy intake

Lara Wehbe, Kasia Banas, Esther Papies

2.35 Ideological and partisan predictors of climate change policy support in Australia

Francesca Aarons

2.36 Correcting misperceptions of inequality in consumption increases support for mitigation measures

Laila Nockur, Sergio Pirla, Stefan Pfattheicher

2.37 Effect of ingroup denial attitudes regarding climate changes on adherence to pro-climate behavior: The role of identity on this process

Isabel Pinto, Leonor Cardoso, José Marques

2.38 Self-regulatory Processes in the Pursuit of Identity Goals: Self-incompleteness Shields Eco-friendly Vegans from Temptations

Klaudia Sorys

2.39 National Identification and Group-Based Guilt Within the Context of Ecological Crisis in Turkey

Hande Özlem Atar

2.40 Organizational Identification as a Moderator of the Effect of Perceived Organizational Climate on Health Behavior

Sascha Abdel Hadi, Philipp Hubert, Malte Roswag, Andreas Mojzisch, Jan Häusser

2.41 Organizational identification and organizational identity in motion: Uncovering employee response profile trajectories during post-merger integration

Jukka Lipponen, Martin Edwards

2.42 A person-centered approach to examine changes in three foci of social identification amongst teleworkers

Janne Kaltiainen, Jari Hakanen

2.43 Examining Workers’ Self-objectification through the Lens of Social Identity Approach: The Role of Ethical Climate

Manuel Teresi, Stefano Pagliaro, Chiara Ballone, Cristina Baldissarri, Luca Andrighetto

2.44 "Our captain sacrifices himself for us". How self-sacrifice affects cohesion, team identification and self-efficacy

Stefano Ruggieri

2.45 When and How Attachment styles Impact Performance: The Role of Relational Leadership

Geoff Thomas

2.46 Shared values and experiences with a leader are associated with fusion with the leader, the will to fight, and personal well-being

Naroa Carrasco Sánchez, Alexandra Vázquez Botana, Ángel Gómez Jiménez

2.47 Stepping Stone Smarter Supervision Systems: How social psychology can contribute to a multidisciplinary approach?

Mélody Mailliez, Hugo Chevroton, Cyril Briand, Philippe Truillet, Céline Lemercier

2.48 Leadership as social identity management in the higher education context

Katerina Machovcova, Katerina Zabrodska, Jiri Mudrak

2.49 Personal Values, Mentoring Styles, and Mentoring Outcomes

Eyal Rechter, Gil Avnimelech

2.50 The reliability of the assessment of athletic competitive performance and the cohesion-performance relationship

Henning Plessner

2.51 The impact of political identity, minority context, and political engagement on workplace interactions during the 2020 US presidential election

Liao Yuan-Hsi Fisher Alexandra, Ryan Michelle

2.52 Are extroverts ostracised and bullied? Observing extrovert and assertive behaviour leads to exclusion at workplace

Małgorzata Gamian-Wilk

2.53 On-The-Spot Mindfulness Meditation Improves Workplace Performance and Civility: A Field Experiment at a Construction Company

Andrew Hafenbrack, Wen Wu, Eric Wu

2.54 An intervention aimed at increasing the perceived quality of relations with co-workers.

Jakub Michalik, Katarzyna Cantarero

2.55 Associations between support at work and self-censoring behaviors as a result of work-related online harassment

Magdalena Celuch, Noora Ellonen, Reetta Oksa, Atte Oksanen

2.56 Salary and Power: How Occupational Status Affects Children’s Occupational Aspirations

Marte Olsen, Elizabeth Parks-Stamm, Kjærsti Thorsteinsen, Sarah Martiny

2.57 Momentary work performance: complementary role of task meaningfulness and financial reward

Aleksandra Penza, Katarzyna Cantarero, Aleksandra Kosiarczyk, Ewelina Smoktunowicz, Samantha Heintzelman

2.58 New forms of labor and their effect on individuals’ identity and lifeworld

Ali Teymoori, Amin Mataji

2.59 Mid-life career change – a study of emerging psychologist identity

Koltói Lilla Mariháziné Dombi Annamária, Kiss Paszkál

2.60 Development of the Scientific Work Values Scale: Item generation

Andrea Kis

2.61 Working with a sleep-deprived or a cognitively enhanced team member compromises motivation to contribute to group performance

Jan Häusser, Nadira Faber, Sebastian Sattler

2.62 The context matters – or does it? Modeling the individual development of pro-diversity beliefs on a societal and organizational level.

Jennifer Führer, Rowenia Bender, Deliah Bolesta, Frank Asbrock

2.63 Applying social psychology to the study of deliberative institutions

Patricia García Leiva, María Soledad Palacios Gálvez, Elena Morales Marente, Nazly G. Albornoz Manyoma

2.64 Arguing against an existing story - narrative persuasion in a legal setting

Susanne Schmittat

2.65 Artists’ Motives for Creating Art and Their Impact on Social Perceptions and Aesthetic Judgements

Rohan Dunham

2.66 How to make a boring place exciting and a relaxing place irritating? Role of the place features in openness to physical and social changes

Maria Lewicka, Agnieszka Maria Kula, Alex Lubiński, Tomasz Oleksy, Monika Prusik, Sabina Toruńczyk-Ruiz, Anna Wnuk, Kacper Zyskowski

2.67 Understanding underlying mechanisms that explain the role of solitude in arousal regulation processes

Thuy Vy Nguyen

2.68 You should wear the mask! Using the Evaluation Model of Normative Appeals to analyse the perception of this message in four countries.

Luis Oceja, Maite Regina Beramendi, Sergio Salgado, Erik Stocks

2.69 Being (family) business at the time of Covid-19: a qualitative analysis of meanings and experiences

Daniela Poli Martinelli, Maura Pozzi, Carlo Pistoni

2.70 To paint or not to paint? Acceptance of colored façades among architects and laymen and their relationship to cultural capital

Mateusz Strzałkowski, Maria Lewicka

2.71 Look Behind Me! Highly Informative Picture Backgrounds Increase Stated Generosity Through Perceived Tangibility, Impact, and Warm Glow

Giulia Priolo, Marta Caserotti, Martina Vacondio, Maya Maze

2.72 Value Judgments, Prediction of the Price and Sequentially Increasing or Decreasing Data: between Different Cultures

Masayo Noda, Joanna Roszak

2.73 How to make a boring place exciting and a relaxing place irritating? Role of the place features in openness to physical and social changes.

Maria Lewicka, Agnieszka Maria Kula, Alex Lubiński, Tomasz Oleksy, Monika Prusik, Sabina Toruńczyk-Ruiz, Anna Wnuk, Kacper Zyskowski

2.74 Do Dietary Goal Failures Possess Self-Serving Policy Attitudes?

Sonja Grelle

2.75 Destination personality: Destination features associated with trait dimensions

João Martins, Teresa Garcia-Marques

2.76 Investigating the mechanisms and determinants of the memory conformity effect

Magdalena Kękuś

2.77 Plausible or not plausible: How participants assess the experimental interventions as a result of motivated reasoning

Milica Ninković, Iris Žeželj

2.78 Rich and easy to deceive? The influence of money priming on the ability to detect deception

Luise Ende, Marc-André Reinhard

2.79 Nonverbal Communication Questionnaire: A Unidimensional Measure of Effective Communication

Maryam Khan, Agata Gasiorowska

2.80 The Influence of Framed Persuasive Communication on Vaccination Decisions

Dorota Rutkowska, Krzysztof Przybyszewski

2.81 Attitudes towards mandatory vaccination and the COVID certificate as a function of vaccination status and risk perception: A vignette-based study.

Marie Brisbois, Mathias Schmitz, Olivier Klein, Vincent Yzerbyt, Olivier Luminet, Sofie Morbée, Eveline Raemdonck, Omer Van den Bergh, Pascaline Van Oost, Joachim Waterschoot, Maarten Vansteenkiste

2.82 Trust vaccines: Introducing the trust inoculation to protect public support of governmentally mandated actions

Tobia Spampatti

2.83 How deep is Your Fluency? Sophisticated Categorization Processes Shape Processing Dynamics and Evaluation

Piotr Winkielman

2.84 Mechanisms Underlying Negative Bias to People with Facial Anomalies

Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Clifford I. Workman, Noha El Toukhy, Anjan Chatterjee

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Session 4

17:30 - 19:10

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(02250) Crowd behaviour in emergencies: Intra- and inter-group processes shaping the public and emergency authorities’ responses to perceived threats

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(01000) Toward a Fairer Future: Understanding and Overcoming Barriers to Gender Inequality in the 21st Century (Part II)

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 4.1 Gender II

Pascaline van Oost

17:30-17:35 The effect of dark triad traits on objectifying behaviors: The mediating role of sociosexual orientation

Philippe Bernard

17:35-17:40 Relationships between women’s neoliberal beliefs about romantic relationships and support for gender equality

Zoe Chen-Zhao, Helena Radke

17:40-17:45 Sex vs. Gender Difference: A Conceptual and Empirical Framework

Leire Gartzia

17:45-17:50 The Differential Effects of State and Trait Masculinity and Femininity on Body Satisfaction among Sexual Minority Men

Emily Harris

17:50-17:55 Does experiencing sexual harassment impact women’s endorsement of gender-related attitudes?

Chloe Howard, Danny Osborne, Nickola C. Overall, Chris G. Sibley

17:55-18:00 Gender congruence of stereotype content at intersections of gender and sexual orientation

Amanda Klysing, Anna Lindqvist, Fredrik Björklund

18:00-18:05 Equal opportunity claims and women participation in the job market

Hannah Nohlen, Marianna Baggio, Ginevra Marandola, Elisa Orlandi

18:05-18:10 Perceptions of gendered expectations across 62 countries. Latent profile analysis of agency, communion, dominance, and weakness prescriptions

Artur Sawicki, Göksu Celikkol, Natasza Kosakowska-Berezecka

18:10-18:15 Healthy Transgender and Gender Non-Binary Individuals: A Qualitative Study Guided by Identity Behavior Theory

Jack Simons

18:15-18:20 Psychological invisibility of multiple stigmatized individuals: The role of perceived incongruence between identities

Béatrice Sternberg, Constantina Badea, Amanda K. Sesko, Mark Rubin

18:20-18:25 Malleability of ideology: Attachment to gender equality in response to sexism by ingroup and outgroup members

Pascaline Van Oost, Oliver Klein, Vincent Yzerbyt

18:25-18:30 Self-Uniqueness Increases Women’s Willingness to Participate in Feminist Collective Action, but Not Support for Sex Quotas

Alexandra Vázquez, Lucía López-Rodríguez

18:30-18:35 Implicit messages men receive in the workplace regarding work-care

Yitan Wang, Colette Van Laar, Belle Derks

18:35-18:40 The Sexual Double Standard Revisited: Differences and Similarities between Female and Male Sexual Norms

Marcel Weber, Malte Friese

18:40-18:45 The Development of Gendered Interest Structures in Early Adolescence

Jana Welling, Lisa Ehrtmann, Ilka Wolter

18:45-19:10 Q&A session

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(00380) New Horizons in CLT: Language, grounded cognition, and cognitive performance

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00330) The functions of gossip: Novel insights from the lab and the field

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02150) Inhibitory Capacity and Inhibitory Control: New Ideas and Findings

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(00310) Collective Apologies and Their Relation to Reconciliation, Justice Perceptions, and Support for Collective Action Among Perpetrator and Victim Groups

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(02690) Interpersonal Disgust in Judgments and Action

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 4.2 Health I

Kim Dierckx

17:30-17:35 Self-Compassion as a Mediator of the Relationship between Social Support and Identity Affirmation in LGBQ Adults

Rebecca Cavarra

17:35-17:40 Group Memberships and Post-traumatic Growth: How We Connect Determines How We Recover

Natalie Craig

17:40-17:45 Investigating discrimination with the community – Results from a participatory research project on HIV-related discrimination in Germany

Janine Dieckmann, Clemens Lindner, Franziska Hartung, Marie-Theres Piening, Matthias Kuske

17:45-17:50 Exploring social identity processes underpinning attitudes to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in gay men, bisexual men, and men who have sex with men

Daniel Griffiths, Juliet Wakefield, Blerina Kellezi, Mhairi Bowe

17:50-17:55 Measuring associations among British national identity, group norms, and social distancing behaviour during the COVID-19 pandemic: Testing the SIMBA

Emily Hughes, Joanne Smith

17:55-18:00 Perceived trustworthiness moderates the effect of vaccine risk framing

Marie Juanchich, Miroslav Sirota, Dawn L. Holford

18:00-18:05 An exploration of Royal British Legion members’ understandings of social identity and its relationship to health/wellbeing

Juliet Wakefield, James McIntosh, Blerina Kellezi, Clifford Stevenson

18:05-18:10 Community identification, social support & loneliness: The benefits of social identification for personal wellbeing

Niamh McNamara, Clifford Stevenson, Sebastiano Costa, Mhairi Bowe, Juliet Wakefield, Blerina Kellezi, Iain Wilson, Moon Halder, Elizabeth Mair

18:10-18:15 Secondary stressors, stress, and resilience during a pandemic: The protective roles of social identity and social support

Evangelos Ntontis, Angélique M. Blackburn, Hyemin Han, Sabrina Stöckli, Taciano L. Milfont, Jarno Tuominen, Siobhán M. Griffi, Gözde Ikizer, Alma Jeftic, Stavroula Chrona, Aishath Nasheedha, Liudmila Liutsko, Sara Vestergren

18:15-18:20 Testing a Model Of Help-Seeking for Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Caoilte Ó Ciardha, Gaye Ildeniz

18:20-18:25 Examining the relationships between active and receptive arts engagement and older adults’ health and wellbeing: a multilevel analysis

Elizabeth Quinn, Janelle Jones

18:25-18:30 Trait mindfulness as a buffer of the relation between psychological distress and reported somatic symptoms among breast cancer patients

Ilan Roziner, Paula Poikonen-Saksela, Evangelos C. Karademas, Ketti Mazzocco, Berta Sousa, Ruth Pat-Horenczyk

18:30-18:35 The influence of the status attributed to older adults on the relationship between volunteering and health

Julia Sánchez-García, Maria Luisa Lima, Sibila Marques

18:35-18:40 Ethnic identity of a persecuted minority and intergenerational transmission of mental distress between mothers and daughters

Elina Turjanmaa

18:40-19:10 Q&A session

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(00880) Novel perspectives and research into the psychological origins of sexism

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(00220) Intergroup relations between Muslim and non-Muslim youth in Europe

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(00600) The importance of having an individual and group-level of analysis for a better understanding on how to fight climate change

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Award session: theoretical innovation

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Welcome Reception

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REGISTRATION

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Session 5

08:45 - 10:25

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00940) Understanding and reducing distrust in science

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02220) Not a Panacea - The Possibilities and Limitations of Intergroup Contact in Promoting Social Harmony and Social Justice

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 5.1 Social cognition

Adam Hahn

08:45-08:50 Explaining the relationship between Agency and Communion by means of Lay Personality Theories and Connectionist Modelling

Piotr Dragon, Rob Holland, Ewa Szumowska, Agnieszka Suska, Małgorzata Kossowska, Daniël H. J. Wigboldus

08:50-08:55 Why are IAT Score Predictions Accurate? The Role of Concrete Reactions vs. Abstract Evaluations and Knowledge of Measurement

Adam Hahn

08:55-09:00 Evaluative conditioning in infants: reassessment of Richmond et al. (2017)

Krzysztof Hanusz, Robert Balas, Patrycja Uram, Joanna Wąsowicz

09:00-09:05 The effects of meta-contrast and majority relations - Similarity and frequency as driving factors of spontaneous social categorization

Verena Heidrich, Felicitas Flade, Roland Imhoff

9:05-09:10 Approach-avoidance reactivation measured with a visual perception task

Yoann Julliard, Cédric Batailler, Dominique Muller

09:10-09:15 Formally Testing the Theoretical Pillars to Person Perception

Samuel Klein, Jeffrey Sherman

09:15-09:20 Do people underestimate the influence of evaluative conditioning on their own evaluations?

Yahel Nudler

09:20-09:25 It's all "confirmation bias": A parsimonious framework for a set of biases

Aileen Oeberst, Roland Imhoff

09:25-09:30 Risk Co-De Linguistic Model. A new machine learning-based model for detecting risk-related socio-psychological processes in social media

Valentina Rizzoli, Mauro Sarrica

09:30-09:35 A Bayesian analysis of social category overuse

Thalia Vrantsidis

09:35-09:40 Status bias towards women vs. men – gender differences in educational, income, and job status bias

Marie Isabelle Weißflog, Grigoryan Lusine

09:40-09:45 Implementation of an online imitation inhibition task

Mareike Westfal, Emiel Cracco, Jan Crusius, Oliver Genschow

09:45-09:50 We like it ‘cause you take it: Vicarious effects of approach/avoidance behaviours on observers

Cristina Zogmaister, Marco Perugini, Michela Vezzoli

09:50-10:25 Q&A session

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(01150) A social identity perspective to sport and exercise

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(02330) Barriers and facilitators of achieving gender diversity

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00360) Responses to organizational and identity threat

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Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(01140) Collective agency – its antecedences, consequences, and structure

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08:45 - 10:25

Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(01240) Mass gatherings in uncertain times: New insights into social identity, norms, risk and safety in the wake of COVID-19

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 5.2 Close Relationships I

Gul Gunaydin

08:45-08:50 The Function of Love: Assessing Commitment Device and Relationship Maintenance Hypotheses of Romantic Love

Benjamin Gelbart, Kathryn V. Walter, Daniel Conroy-Beam

08:50-08:55 The Role of Minimal Social Interactions in Subjective Well-Being

Gul Gunaydin, Esra Ascigil

08:55-09:00 Applying Self-Expansion Theory to Romantic Relationship Narratives: What are the Benefits?

Emine Zehra Kasap, Janina Larissa Bühler

09:00-09:05 Me or Us? Aging Couples and the Tension between Autonomy and Belonging

Markus Klingel

09:05-09:10 Is love blind? Interpersonal perception of passion in romantic couples

Stefano Livi, Annalisa Theodorou, Noemie Carbonneau, Marika Rullo, Robert Vallerand

09:10-09:15 The tethered humanity hypothesis from a victim’s perspective: The role of apologies and the relation between self, other and meta- humanness judgments

Noemi Orabona, Jeroen Vaes, Özge Muslu, Margherita Piazza

09:15-09:20 Influences of Support Seeking During COVID-19

Perks Rhia

09:20-09:25 On the relation of boredom and online hostility

Stefan Pfattheicher, Thekla Müller-Boysen, Sergio Pirla

09:25-09:30 Validation of the Relationship Gaslighting Victimization Inventory

Tair Tager-Shafrir, Ohad Szepsenwol, Maayan Dvir, Osnat Zamir

09:30-09:35 A New Experimental Paradigm to Study the Effects of Ghosting Using an Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) Methodology

Alessia Telari, Luca Pancani, Paolo Riva

09:35-09:40 Dyadic Daily Examinations of Repetitive Thought and Individual and Relationship Well-being in Bereaved Parents

Mustafa Anil Topal, Asuman Buyukcan-Tetik, Maarten C. Eisma

09:40-09:45 Value of children: How perceived costs and rewards of having children affect parenthood transition and parental psychological well-being

Chau Tran, Olga Stavrova, Katya Ivanova, Anne Reitz

09:45-09:50 Disentangling the road to a compassionate response to suffering: A multistudy investigation

Inmaculada Valor-Segura, Marta Garrrido-Macías, Ginés Navarro-Carrillo, Francisco Miguel Soler-Martínez

09:50-09:55 What does it mean to be responsive to a partner’s sexual needs? Evidence from two studies

Laura Vowels, Carla Roos, Jasmina Mehulić, Siobhan O'Dean, M. Dolores Sanchez-Hernandez

09:55-10:00 Understanding parent identity development from online forum data

Miriam Koschate-Reis, Elahe Naserian, Melika Janbakhsh

10:00-10:25 Q&A session

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(01300) Socially critical decisions towards low status groups in the health, educational and legal domains

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(02650) The Power of Tears: Addressing the Functional Value of Emotional Crying Across Different Domains

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(01100) Media matters: Effects of media portrayals of violence against women on empathy, victim blaming, crime assessment, and credibility judgments

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Coffee break

10:50 - 11:50

Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster Session 3

3.1 The Exceptional Honesty of Midwesterners: Exploring Spatial Variation of Dishonest Behavior in the USA

Jonas Ludwig, Ori Weisel

3.2 Using spatial meta-analyses to test theories of cross-race face recognition

Marleen Stelter, Stefan Schweinberger, Juliane Degner

3.3 Regional differences in social dominance orientation

Iniobong Essien, Marleen Stelter, Jimmy Calanchini, Birte Siem, Oliver Christ

3.4 On the unequal burden of obesity: Obesity’s social, economic, and health consequences are contingent on regional obesity prevalence

Jana Berkessel, Tobias Ebert, Jochen E. Gebauer, Peter J. Rentfrow

3.5 How the attitudes of those around us shape our attitudes: Testing mechanisms

Eric Hehman, Eugene Ofosu

3.6 Culturally-grounded Independent Self-construal Buffers International Students in the Netherlands from Depressive Symptoms

Zixiang Zheng, Martijn van Zomeren, Nina Hansen

3.7 Influences of Cultural Distance, Culture of Origin, and Reception on Family Support Among Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Adolescents in 30 Societies

Ouissam Abattouy

3.8 Ambivalent experience of one's own national citizenship and its significance for global challenges

Thomas Kühn

3.9 Glimpses of Hope in the Shadow of War - The Afghan Youth Project

Phil C. Langer

3.10 Revisiting motivational conflicts: Why and when avoidance-avoidance and approach-approach conflicts differ?

Maya Enisman, Ariel Levy, Tali Kleiman

3.11 Manipulating the time at which immediate and delayed rewards are processed can profoundly influence monetary delayed discounting

Nicolette J. Sullivan, Scott A. Huettel, Antonio Rangel

3.12 Intra-psychic conflict and pluralistic ignorance: An explanation of why people think others, but not themselves, are prejudiced

André Mata, Cristina Mendonça, Inês Ramalhete

3.13 Dangerous or in danger? The dynamics of decision-making based on ethnicity

Marek Drogosz, Krzysztof Kruszewski, Sviatoslav Piven

3.14 Manipulating the options to cope with ostracism: When given the choice, the most common response to ostracism is prosocial

Anneloes Kip, Thorsten M. Erle, Willem W. Sleegers, Ilja van Beest

3.15 Perceived ostracism and trauma

Eric D. Wesselmann, Jordan A. Arellanes, Leandra Parris

3.16 The digital ostracism phenomenon: Phubbing, ghosting, and orbiting

Luca Pancani, Paolo Riva

3.17 Chronic ostracizers? What are their traits and motives?

Kipling D. Williams, Andrew H. Hales, Selma C. Rudert , Janice R. Kelly

3.18 Social Ball: An immersive research paradigm to study ostracism

Erdem O. Meral, Hannes Rosenbusch, Anneloes Kip, Dongning Ren, Eric van Dijk, Ilja van Beest

3.19 Happiness before meaning – the pyramid of well-being

Maciej Górski, Kuba Krys, Joonha Park

3.20 Must experience require effort to be significant? The effect of effort on the meaning and happiness of an experience

Katarzyna Myślińska-Szarek, Kuba Krys, Marta Roczniewska

3.21 A qualitative study of happiness and meaning as evolved signals

Mads Larsen, Nina Witoszek

3.22 Is it okay to feel? A preliminary study on the effects of (in)congruence between actual and social expectancies for emotional experiences

June Chun Yeung, Marta Roczniewska, Kuba Krys

3.23 Fighting social pessimism with social development: The relation between expected societal development, Big Two of social perception, and well-being

Mateusz Olechowski, Kuba Krys

3.24 Being Tough in a Tight World: Cultural Tightness Triggers a Desire for a Muscular Body for One-Self and One’s Leaders

Ana Guinote, Xijing Wang

3.25 Willingness to Vaccinate Against COVID-19: Psychological Mechanisms and Ways to Increase Responsiveness

Tehila Kogut, Hagai Rabinovitch

3.26 Effects of attention manipulations on passive risks estimation and mitigation

Yoella Bereby-Meyer, Lidor Kava, Ron Carmeli

3.27 The impact of need-deprivation on conspiracy mentality is influenced by negative emotions

Eva Walther, Katharina Abad-Borger

3.28 A normative perspective of discrimination in the minimal group paradigm: Does it apply to both ingroup love and outgroup hate?

Vincenzo Iacoviello, Clara Kulich, Russell Spears

3.29 Is the linguistic intergroup bias subtle because it is unnoticeable or socially acceptable?

Yvette Assilaméhou-Kunz, Benoît Testé

3.30 Who supports violence in war? How indicators of intergroup love facilitate group-based violent interventions in the context of the Ukraine-Russia war

Tasja Sophie Mueller, Pontus Leander, Sabine Otten

3.31 Social norms and minority voice: How indigenous multiculturalism relates to indigenous collective action

Jessica Gale, Kumar Yogeeswaran, Judit Kende, Mark Vanderklei, Roberto González, Chris Sibley, Eva G. T. Green

3.32 Folk Understanding of Individualism-Collectivism and Its Significance for Societal Development Research

Arkadiusz Wasiel, Kuba Krys, Maciej Górski, Mateusz Olechowski

3.33 Client assessment of therapists’ broaching behaviour: guidelines for effective inclusion of ethnic-cultural topics in psychotherapy

Hilde Depauw

3.34 Cultural Identity Goal Striving in German-Turkish Biculturals

Johannes Doerflinger, Erkan Poyraz, Rabia Özen, Katarzyna Byrka, Peter Gollwitzer

3.35 Cultural differences on social norm transgressions. The case of incivilities

Xing Jie Chen-Xia, Laura Rodríguez-Gómez, Nira Borges-Castells, Alba Álamo-Hernández

3.36 Participation in community archaeological excavations increases wellbeing, self-efficacy and perceived community support

Ambra Brizi, Anna Rabinovich, Carenza Lewis

3.37 The Art of Well-being: Remote arts programmes enhance connection and identification to promote well-being

Janelle Jones

3.38 Modelization of the relationship between social participation and health

Jessica Morton, Bernard Rimé, Olivier Luminet, Moïra Mikolajczak, Hervé Avalosse, Sigrid Vancorenland, Rebekka Verniest, Ginette Herman, David Bourguignon

3.39 Fluctuations of Psychological Well-Being during: The Role of Weekly Leisure Crafting and the Big-Five

Elif Manuoglu, Konstantinos Kafetsios, Filip Sulejmanov, Ersin Kara

3.40 The impact of social connectedness on preventive measures during the COVID-19 Pandemic: the mediating role of situational pathogen

Frederike Taubert, Philipp Sprengholz, Lars Korn, Sarah Eitze, Marc Wiedermann, Cornelia Betsch

3.41 Use of humor/affection and age benefits in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. A Spanish three wave longitudinal study

José Luis Gonzalez-Castro, Silvia Ubillos-Landa, Alicia Puente-Martínez, Marcela Gracia-Leiva

3.42 Perceived mattering, emotion regulation and psychological wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic

Jessica Boin, Camilla Matera, Amanda Nerini, Monica Paradisi

3.43 Positive Touch Attitudes and Anxious Attachment style are risk factors for wellbeing and loneliness during periods lacking intentional touch

Aikaterini Vafeiado, Natalie C. Bowling, Claudia Hammond, Michael J. Banissy

3.44 Adjusting to University: Social Group Memberships, Depression, and Cortisol

Alžběta Lebedová, Siobhán Griffin, Stephen Gallagher, Orla Muldoon

3.45 Felt understanding as a bridge between social identity and wellbeing among international students

Xinran Du, Andrew Livingstone

3.46 International students’ experiences of feeling (mis)understood in everyday life: examining implications for social connection, support, and inclusion

Ziyu Zhao

3.47 Becoming a civilian again: Identity motives predicting armed forces veterans’ wellbeing and quality of life

Georgie Eckersley, Iwan Dinnick, Masi Noor

3.48 Bullshit Job Perception and Subjective Well-Being: The Moderating Role of Protestant Work Ethic

Marina Beck, Michael Barthelmäs, Johannes Keller

3.49 Always Look on the Bright Side of Tasks? An Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Positive Instructions on Problem Solving

Marie S. Primdahl

3.50 Personal motives, societal good development, and well-being: which links?

Oriana Mosca, Andrea Manunza, Kuba Krys, Fridanna Maricchiolo

3.51 Social connection and happiness: the mediating role of secure attachment state between social connectedness and happiness and well-being

Fridanna Maricchiolo, Oriana Mosca, Marco Lauriola

3.52 Do Your Social Identifications Make You Happy? A Longitudinal and Multidimensional Study with Adolescents

Elisabetta Crocetti, Beatrice Bobba

3.53 When does social identification lead to resilience?

Inmaculada Adarves-Yorno

3.54 Basic psychological need satisfaction, societal good development, and well-being: which links?

Oriana Mosca, Andrea Manunza, Kuba Krys, Fridanna Maricchiolo

3.55 Measuring group flow: A review of existing questionnaires with implications for essential further development

Fabian Pels, Jens Kleinert

3.56 Age as a moderator between social support and psychological distress Gisela Delfino, María Agustina Aceiro, Francisco Gonzalez Insua, Lina Grasso, Solange Rodriguez Espinola

3.57 Street harassment, psychological outcomes, and changes in behavioral habits in an Italian university population

Chiara Sparascio, Roberta Rosa Valtorta, Roberto Cornelli, Chiara Volpato

3.58 The effects of self-reported psychological symptoms, stressful events and gender stereotypical traits on illness representation and medical advices

Ilaria Giovannelli, Stefano Pagliaro, Federica Spaccatini, Maria Giuseppina Pacilli

3.59 Resistance on the run - The impact of imagining stranger harassment coping strategies on women’s emotions, body surveillance and felt power

Antonia Jakobi, Fabio Fasoli, Miriam Rosa

3.60 “Presentable to the outside world”: Social class, cultural capital and body image amongst working-class women in England

Jamie Chan, Matthew Easterbrook, Megan Hurst, Eleanor Miles

3.61 Psychosocial antecedents of problem gambling: The role of social relationships, resilience, and COVID-19 worry

Anu Sirola, Jussi Nyrhinen, Terhi-Anna Wilska

3.62 Exploring Subjective Financial Strain, Present-Orientation, and Material Context Using a Large, Representative UK Panel Dataset

Julia Buzan, Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington

3.63 I am a burden! The self-stigmatizing role of burden beliefs in the relation between negative experiences related to health and mental well-being

Dimitrios Lampropoulos, Hannah S. Klaas, Dario Spini

3.64 Creating a Psychosocial Intervention Combining Growth Mindset and Implementation Intentions for Reducing Alcohol Consumption

Sacha Parada, Bérengère Rubio, Elsa Taschini, Xavier Laqueille, Jean-François Verlhiac, Eve Legrand

3.65 The impact of expressing gratitude and visualising one’s best possible self on affect and health behaviours during the COVID-19 lockdown

Michelle Tornquist, Eleanor Herrmann, Dan Chiappe

3.66 Confidence as the moderator of the relationship between well-being and positive affect

Olivia Lozano, Ana Grande, Borja Paredes

3.67 Physical activity and psychological well-being: psychosocial and demographic moderating variables in the relation

Gisela Delfino, Francisco Gonzalez Insua, Solange Rodríguez Espinola

3.68 Measuring recovery capital for people in recovery from substance use addiction: A systematic review

Adela Bunaciu

3.69 The Benefits of Identification with an Online Smoking Cessation Support Group on Abstinence Maintenance

Jérôme Blondé, Juan Manuel Pichastor Falomir, Olivier Desrichard

3.70 A latent profile analysis of vaper social identity: Modelling identification, identity construction and reasons for vaping

Gina Collins, Joanne Smith, Avril Mewse, Jennifer Lay

3.71 The Socio-Ecological Factors Affecting Resilience in Refugees: A Systematic Review

Tengku Nila Fadhlia, Bertjan Doosje, Disa Sauter

3.72 Effects of past flood experience on community identification

Sabrina Köhler

3.73 Taking the survivors into account: a focus group study with mothers survivors of IPVAW about using eHealth during pregnancy

Alba Oviedo - Gutiérrez, Rodrigo Fernández López, Sabina De León, Antonella-Ludmila Zapata Calvente, Stella Martin de las Herras, Jesús L. Megías, Juan Carlos Torres Cantero

3.74 Analysis of the language of well-being

Ewa Palikot, Kuba Kryś

3.75 How does the public understand the causes of mental illness? An analysis of Irish news media before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

Leigh Huggard, Cliódhna O'Connor

3.76 Self-care as a positive psychological resource

Aleksandra Pilarska

3.77 Music and dating: the effect of musical stereotypes on women’s evaluations of other women’s dating decision

Naomi Ziv, Bar Hanuna, Shir Ben-Harush, Dvash Feldman

3.78 Couples' Linguistic Profile Predicts Later Relationship Quality

Mehmet Harma, Kevser Bereket

3.79 What my partner didn’t do: The role of perceived support (mis)match in marital quality

Ovgun Ses, Zeynep Deniz Ozden, Emre Selçuk, Gul Gunaydin

3.80 Phubbing in Romantic Relationships and Retaliation

Claire Hart, Katherine Carnelley, Tessa Thomas

3.81 Dating violence and the misregulation of emotional distress in men with perceived low power in a heterosexual relationship

Silvia Ubillos Landa, Sandra Nieto González, Alicia Puente Martínez, Marcela Gracia Leiva, José Luis González Castro

3.82 The benefits of emotional suppression in intimate partner violence

Alicia Puente-Martínez, Silvia Ubillos-Landa, Hiram Reyes- Sosa, Anna Włodarczyk, Aiste Bakaitytė

3.83 Being a witness is not easy; attitudes and ideology as cognitive biases in the identification of IPVAW

Leila I. Vázquez-González, Victoria A. Ferrer-Pérez

3.84 The others are harassers, but my loved ones are not: Effect of proximity on offender justification

Nira Borges-Castells, Sofía Moreno-Gata, Alba Álamo-Hernández, Verónica Betancor

3.85 Perpetrator’s formidability versus social status: Two different mediational processes to understand sexual harassment from the gender perspective

Rut Agudo de los Placeres, Saulo Fernández Arregui

3.87 Commensurable and incommensurable love styles: a contradiction in desiresde

Victor Munck

3.88 How to train…your compassionate side: short compassion trainings affect reactions to the suffering of transgressive targets

Alice Lucarini, Giulia Fuochi, David DeSteno, Alberto Voci

3.89 Affiliate Stigma and Social Relationships Among Family Caregivers of Children With Physical Disabilities

Daniel Pérez-Garín, Prado Silván-Ferrero, Encarnación Nouvilas, Fernando Molero, Patricia Recio

3.90 Marital satisfaction in parents of children with intellectual disabilities: the role of affiliate stigma

Fernando Molero, Patricia Recio

3.91 Understanding Photograph-Based Online Relationship Comparisons

Benjamin Adams, Susanne Quadflieg, Angela Rowe

3.92 In the interpersonal context of gossip transmission, perceived empathy and friendship levels predict the perceived gossip levels

Bronagh Allison, Gary McKeown

3.93 Covid-19 pandemic containment measures and the sense of humanity

Giuseppe Raguso

3.94 Experiential Avoidance moderates the relationship between Attachment Anxiety and Materialistic Values

Emrullah Ecer

3.95 Stability and shifts in migrants' parenting beliefs and practices: A study in four communities

Maria de Guzman

3.96 Neo-colonial ideologies behind Puerto Rico's status debate: An integrative analysis of both the colonizer and colonized ideological processes
Eduardo Rivera Pichardo, Salvador Vargas Salfate, Eric Knowles, Veronica Benet-Martinez, John Jost

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Session 6

11:50 - 13:10

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(03030) Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence: New Approaches to Understanding and Intervening

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02350) Large-scale field interventions to promote social change

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 6.1 Close Relationships II

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02370) When do we understand inequality in terms of disadvantage and when in terms of privilege? And why does that matter?

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02830) Self-Regulation and Goal Pursuit – How Can We Help People to (not) Do What They (not) Want?

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Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(02490) Social Identity Relations within the Self-Concept: Processes, Antecedents and Consequences

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00920) Learning in Context: How Social and Natural Constraints Influence How and What We Learn

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Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(00170) Intervening against conspiracy beliefs and their correlates: Experimental and longitudinal evidence

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(02320) New Directions in Collective Action Research: From Antecedents to Consequences

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 6.2 Organisational

Roberto Gutierrez

11:50-11:55 The social dark side of narcissistic leadership: Leader’s organizational and individual narcissism predict deterioration of ingroup relations

Justyna Bąba, Aleksandra Cislak

11:55-12:00 Undermined Humanness in Times of Uncertainty: evidence on the link between Job Insecurity and Self-objectification

Cristina Baldissarri, Stefano Pagliaro, Manuel Teresi, Luca Andrighetto

12:00-12:05 Directive versus participative leadership: the role of follower’s regulatory mode and contextual characteristics

Magali Beylat, Kai Sassenberg, Vincent Yzerbyt, Karl-Andrew Woltin

12:05-12:10 The harmful effects of high CEO pay and high intraorganizational pay inequality on employees’ workplace perceptions and experiences

Boyka Bratanova, Shuting Liu, Juliette Summers

12:10-12:15 A social identity perspective on multi-agency emergency response

Louise Davidson, Holly Carter, John Drury, Richard Amlôt, Alexander S. Haslam

12:15-12:20 Meaning of work and burnout in times of pandemic: The mediational role of loneliness

Naira Delgado, Elena Lorenzo, Helena Bonache, Dolores Morera, Janet Delgado

12:20-12:25 Group identity mediates the relationship between workplace engagement, motivation and job satisfaction

Roberto Gutierrez, Shai Nash, Mark Slaski

12:25-12:30 The Role of Leaders’ Social Category Membership in the Differential Effects of Authentic and Ethical Leadership on Stereotype Threat

Andrew Hafenbrack, Urszula Lagowska, Filipe Sobral, Jorge Jacob, Rafael Goldszmidt

12:30-12:35 THE MODERATOR EFFECT OF THE LEADER AS SECURTY PROVIDER ON BURNOUT OF MILITARY CADETS

Juan Antonio Molero Fernando Moriano, Ana Laguía, Carlos García-Guiu

12:35-12:40 Cynical people desire power but rarely acquire it: Exploring the role of cynicism in leadership attainment

Olga Stavrova, Daniel Ehlebracht, Dongning Ren

12:40-12:45 Incresed autonomy reduces ill-being of professional services employees

Jasmine Virhia

12:45-13:10 Q&A session

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(00700) Seeing things for what they are? Attitudes towards economic, gender, and race-based inequality

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(01320) Social Attention: New Insights into a basic social cognitive mechanism that orchestrates social living

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Lunch

13:10 - 14:30

Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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Main Auditorium A+B (Auditorium Maximum)

Award session: Early-Career Awards, Mid-Career Awards, Lifetime Achievement Award, Social Psychology Ambassadors

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Coffee break

16:50 - 19:30

Main Auditorium A+B (Auditorium Maximum)

Members Business Meeting

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REGISTRATION

The registration desk will be open for the entire duration of the conference.

08:45 - 10:25

Session 7

08:45 - 10:25

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00150) Nothing is so practical as social identity theory: Lessons from real-world collaboration and application

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Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(00370) A Fresh Look at an Old Debate: Ideological (A)Symmetries Across Contexts and Methods

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 7.1 Health II

Kay Bridger

08:45-08:50 The matching effect in persuasive communication about lockdown

Antonio Aquino, Isabella Giammusso, Francesca Romana Alparone, Alberto Mirisola

08:50-08:55 Discovery & Resilience: What the refugee experience tells us about social identity change

Susie Ballentyne, John Drury

08:55-09:00 Work Identity Disruption: a social identity threat contributing to psychological distress following traumatic injury

Kay Bridger, Blerina Kellezi, Kate Radford, Jade Kettlewell, Denise Kendrick, Mike Rennoldson

09:00-09:05 The effects of health and financial threats on empathic concern and negative affectivity during the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal study

Brianda Canal-Serantes, Celia Serrano-Montilla, María Alonso-Ferres, Ginés Navarro-Carrillo, Inmaculada Valor-Segura, Luis Manuel Lozano

09:05-09:10 Understanding change in COVID-19 vaccination intention with network analysis of longitudinal data from Dutch adults

Monique Chambon, Wesley Kammeraad, Frenk van Harreveld, Jonas Dalege, Janneke Elberse, Han Van der Maas

09:10-09:15 Blinded by trust: Examining the effect of social closeness on cooperative behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic

Anna Dorfman, Eloise Cote, Mathieu Pelletier Dumas, Dietlind Stolle, Eric Lacourse, Jean-Marc Lina, Roxane de la Sablonnière

09:15-09:20 Being a Member of a Strongly Identified Group Can Impact Mental Well-Being – Results From a School Context

Eerika Finell, Asko Tolvanen, Hanne Kivimäki

09:20-09:25 Dynamic social network ties within a social media based public health intervention community

Daniel Frings, Megan Watkins, Andrew Whittaker, Jamiee Maillion, Susie Sykes

09:25-09:30 A social identity analysis of ingroup norms, trauma appraisal and justice

Tadeusz Jones, Blerina Kellezi, Juliet Wakefield, Mhairi Bowe

09:30-09:35 Give me five words about your gaming and I’ll tell you how disordered you are: Use of Natural Language Processing in the Diagnosis of Gaming Disorder

Ksawery Kapela, Sverker Sikström, Natalia Lipp, Magdalena Żuber, Paweł Strojny

09:35-09:40 Social Network Analysis in Social Psychological Research (1990-2020): A Quantitative Scoping Review

Anahita Mehrpour, Johanna Lydie Aline Henry, Christian Staerklé, Eric D. Widmer

09:40-9:45 Social cohesion, norms and COVID-19 health behaviour: Implications for behaviour change models

Kate Reynolds, Diana Cardenas, Tegan Cruwys, Mark Stevens, Michael Platow, Michael Zekulin, Nima Orazani, Haochen Zhou

09:45-09:50 Toward a Causal Link between Attachment Styles and Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Matthew Vowels, Laura Vowels, Katherine Carnelley, Abigail Millings, Jilly Gibson-Miller

09:50-10:25 Q&A session

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02780) Post-transgression behavior as communication

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00970) Think before you speak: Strategic expression of emotions in interpersonal and intergroup contexts

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Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(01220) Psychological Responses to Control Deprivation Across Five Unique Contexts

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00980) Online and offline: When sexual objectification affects the building blocks of our social interactions

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 7.2 Communication

Valentin Mang

08:45-08:50 Personal and Costs-related Motives behind Eligible People’s Intention to Apply for Rental Benefits: An Integrated Model

Giulia Buscicchio

08:50-08:55 A novel behavioural methodology for using linguistic style to understand online group identities

Alicia Cork, Miriam Koschate-Reis

08:55-9:00 Sounds like a fight: Listeners can infer behavioural contexts from spontaneous nonverbal vocalisations

Roza Kamiloglu, Disa Sauter

09:00-09:05 “Lesbian and gay managers”, “homosexual cleaners”: The effect of category label and context on the cognitive availability of lesbian women

Ulrich Klocke, Dennis Schmidt, Carlotta Schröder

09:05-09:10 When Thinking More Is Detrimental to Judging the Truth: The Roles of Perceived Source Dishonesty and Scrutiny in Veracity Judgments

Valentin Mang, Bob Fennis, Kai Epstude

09:10-09:15 The Incompetent Chameleon: Third Party Observers are Less Likely to Donate Money to Mimicking Individuals

Paweł Muniak, Wojciech Kulesza, Dariusz Dolinski, Oliver Genschow

09:15-09:20 The relation between Honesty-Humility and moral concerns as expressed in language

Karolina Ścigała, Ioana Arkoudi, Christoph Schild, Stefan Pfattheicher, Ingo Zettler

09:20-09:25 The Psychology of Brexit as a Threat and/or Opportunity in Northern Ireland: An Analysis of Leadership Speeches

Catriona Shelly, Orla Muldoon, Jenny Roth

09:25-09:30 Question-based Computational Language Assessment Shows Higher Validity than Rating Scales in the Categorization of Emotional State Narratives

Sverker Sikström

09:30-09:35 Intuitive judgments of semantic coherence depend on perceptual and semantic fluency

Joanna Sweklej, Robert Balas, Ewelina Kowalewska, Anna Redeł, Dawid Żuk, Kamil Wyrzykowski

09:35-09:40 Effects of self-image and compassionate goals on social media posting and responding

Stephanie Tobin, Jennifer Crocker, Tao Jiang

09:40-09:45 Effects of Source Information on Truth Sensitivity and Partisan Bias in the Identification of Fake News

Fabian Wurzinger, Nyx Ng, Bertram Gawronski

09:45-09:50 Fake News' Contents During the Covid-19: The Association Between Ingroup Identification, Perceived Outgroup Threat and Fake News Detections

Ayşenur Didem Yılmaz, Sami Çoksan

09:50-09:55 Women More Than Men Adjust Their Language When Applying for a Masculine Leadership Position

Agnieszka Pietraszkiewicz, Christa Nater, Alice H. Eagly, Sabine Sczesny

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(02270) Helping others: When and why do people do it?

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(00750) Cooperation, empowerment, and climate change: Social psychology in the context of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(02190) Parents, Pride and Prejudice: Family Experiences of Stigma and Discrimination

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(00160) The generative power of a propositional account: bridging empirical evidence and theoretical considerations from different research domains

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Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster Session 4

4.1 What do the neighbors do and think? A meta-analysis of the role of social norms in moral judgment

Michael Donner

4.2 Human-animal relations and their implications for vegetarian appeals in daily life

Nicholas Tan

4.3 Reducing Economic Inequality as Moral Mandate: The Role of Moral Conviction in Support for Redistribution

Andrea Scatolon, Maria Paola Paladino

4.4 The (im)morality of economic inequality: From intentional agents to collective action

Carmen Cervone, Caterina Suitner, Luciana Carraro, Anne Maass

4.5 The trolley that got away: Do moral judgments in sacrificial dilemmas resemble moral behavior in an economic setting?

Christian T. Elbaek, Terence Daniel Dores Cruz, Shahar Ayal, Paul Conway

4.6 Partisan Moral Reasoning: a measure of political bias in the evaluation of moral transgressions in politics

D'Ottone Silvana A. Carvacho Héctor

4.7 Hate Speech and Counterspeech: The Impact of Social Norms on Moral Courage Online

Niklas Felix Cypris, Julia Sasse, Anna Baumert

4.8 Personality Processes of Everyday Moral Courage

Anna Baumert, Felix Ezra Mentrup, Lisa Klümper, Julia Sasse

4.9 Conflicting Loyalties: Cognitive Abstraction Drives Whistleblowing Behavior Among Those Who Value Loyalty

Gijs van Houwelingen, Ramona D. Bobocel, Tyler G. Okimoto

4.10 “Why did they do this!?” Exploring Motives Attributed to Whistleblowers and Their Effects on Psychological Safety

Franziska Brotzeller, Moritz Fischer, Gijs van Houwelingen

4.11 Values in foreign policy – a network perspective of articles published in Foreign Affairs across 100 years

Johannes A. Karl, Ronald Fischer, Markus Luczak-Roesch, Torven Schalk

4.12 Value-instantiating beliefs: Quantifying the meaning of behavior in context

Vladimir Ponizovskiy

4.13 Automated detection of values in text, application to news media and political speeches

Mario Scharfbillig

4.14 Nothing hurts like (in-group) love? National narcissism, conspiracy intentions, and non-prosocial managing emotions of others

Zuzanna Molenda, Marta Marchlewska, Marta Rogoza

4.15 Surrounded by conspiracy theories: Overconfidence facilitates conspiracy beliefs

Haiyan Wang, Jan-Willem van Prooijen

4.16 Avoidance coping with stress as a mediator of the relationship between narcissism and conspiracy thinking

Wojciech Podsiadłowski, Marta Marchlewska, Marta Rogoza, Aleksandra Cichocka

4.17 Conspiracy theories and online dating: It’s a (mis)match!

Ricky Green, Lea Kamitz, Daniel Toribio-Flórez, Karen Douglas

4.18 Belief in conspiracy theories and satisfaction in interpersonal relationships

Daniel Toribio-Flórez, Ricky Green, Karen Douglas

4.19 National and gender collective narcissism and pursuit of gender equality

Oliver Keenan, Agnieszka Golec de Zavala

4.20 Intergroup threat and conspiracy beliefs about gender diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Bethan Iley, Ioana Latu

4.21 Suppression by the horseshoe? – What the inverted U may do (…for the powerful)

Thomas Grünhage, Katharina Abad Borger, Lena Hahn, Fiona Kazarovytska

4.22 Rally round the flag! Attitudes on the war in Ukraine and the impact of ideology and threat

Deliah Bolesta, Jennifer Laura Führer, Rowenia Bender, Frank Asbrock

4.23 Political ideology and labor activism

Joanna Grzymala-Moszczynska, Katarzyna Jasko, Gabriela Czarnek, Anna Potoczek, Agnieszka Kuhny

4.24 The secret power of criminal groups: Assessing organized criminals' influence on the association between political trust and civic honesty Giovanni Travaglino,

Pascal Burgmer, Alberto Mirisola

4.25 If I don’t see the sadness in your face, I will not mimic it: Further evidence for the emotional mimicry as social regulator view

Heidi Mauersberger, Ursula Hess

4.26 Restricting movements of lower face leaves recognition of emotional vocalizations intact but introduces a valence positivity bias

Kinga Woloszyn, Mateusz Hohol, Michal Kuniecki, Piotr Winkielman

4.27 You have a nice smile on your place: Ambient context effects on emotion perception and emotional mimicry

Till Kastendieck, Daniel Huppertz, Heidi Mauersberger, Ursula Hess

4.28 Can you hear me? Can you see me? The role of visual contact on emotional mimicry

Michal Olszanowski, Monika Wróbel

4.29 How Music Teachers’ Emotional Expressions Shape Students’ Performance: “C’est le Ton Qui Fait la Musique”

Gerben van Kleef, Maybritt Larsen, Eftychia Stamkou

4.30 Prosocial and antisocial emotional and behavioral reactions to other persons' fortunes and misfortunes

Lea Boecker

4.31 Regulating facial signals to induce cooperation and trust in Prisoner’s dilemma games

Brian Parkinson, Danielle Shore, Olly Robertson, Ginette Lafit

4.32 Intergroup biases in smile judgments

Sophia Kremer, Magdalena Rychlowska, Danielle Shore

4.33 How Do Negotiators Evaluate Emotion Deception?: Social Evaluations of Warmth, Morality, and Competence

Zi Ye, Gert-Jan Lelieveld, Eric van Dijk

4.34 Protecting the Ingroup from Its Own Guilty Past: The Demand for Historical Closure as a Shield Against Confrontation with the Ingroup's Perpetration

Fiona Kazarovytska, Roland Imhoff

4.35 (Eye-)Tracking the Escape from Self: Guilt Proneness Moderates the Effect of Failure on Self- Avoidance

Jean Monéger, Leila Selimbegovic

4.36 What is Shame? Shame as a Relational Network of Emotion-Experience

Nicolay Gausel

4.37 Useful and Misguided Shame and Guilt: A Model with Direct Implications for Intervention

June Tangney

4.38 Exploring the Analgesic Effect of Social Power on Empathy for Pain

Ekim Luo, Simone Schnall

4.39 Affiliative Versus Antagonistic Mimicry – When is Mimicry Empathic?

Ursula Hess, Heidi Mauersberger

4.40 The Effects of Acute Psychosocial Stress on Empathic Accuracy

Jonas Nitschke, Jens Pruessner, Jennifer Bartz

4.41 Motor Cortical Output is Enhanced During Pain Observation Regardless of Motor Preparation State

Carl Galang

4.42 The Evolution of Empathy - A Cross Species Approach

Valeria Gazzola

4.43 Looking into the past to understand conspiratorial beliefs

Anna Zarazińska, Peter Jonason

4.44 Conspiracy Theories and Cheating Detection

Benjamin Aubert, David Vaidis

4.45 From Threat to Conspiracy Theory: An Integrative Model of Sense-Making (IMS)

Linnea Noeth, Lysann Zander

4.46 The Prevalence, Politics and Predictors of Conspiracy Theories in a Country where they should not Thrive

Hulda Thorisdottir

4.47 “They must be conspiracy theorists since I don’t perceive them as belonging to my group”

Hoï-Tong Wong, Patrick Mollaret

4.48 Political belonging, conspiracy thinking, and Covid-19 in Brazil

Andreia Giacomozzi, Ana Justo, Christian Staerkle, Matteo Cavallaro

4.49 Generic conspiracy beliefs predict health conspiracy beliefs and intention to use alternative medicine instead of chemotherapy: three vignette studies

Florent Varet, Valentyn Fournier

4.50To be or not to be on top of things: Conspiracy thinking and the sense of coherence

Marius Frenken, Roland Imhoff

4.51 Coping with Stress and COVID-19 Conspiracy Beliefs

Adam Karakula, Marta Marchlewska, Zuzanna Molenda, Marta Rogoza, Dagmara Szczepańska, Karen Douglas

4.52 The impact of perceived justice and group identification on conspiracy belief

Camila Arnal, Olivier Klein

4.53 The link between conspiracist mentality and confirmation bias: Using an evaluative counterconditioning paradigm

Maude Tagand, Cécile Nurra, Olivier Corneille, Anthony Lantian, Dominique Muller

4.54 Memory distrust, discrepancy awareness and susceptibility to misinformation

Iwona Dudek, Romuald Polczyk

4.55 Detecting fake news: the role of overconfidence, source political identity, and information incongruence

Saara Taavila, Ganga Shreedhar

4.56 The attentional capture of fake news

Aurélien Brest, Theodore Alexopoulos, Marie-Pierre Fayant

4.57 From distrust in science to pseudoscience: Psychological roots of resorting to questionable health practices

Iris Žeželj, Milica Ninković, Marija Petrović

4.58 Do we Trust Science and Scientists? A Preliminary Cross-Country Exploration into how Social Religious Identity Relates to Trust

Rebecca Hughes

4.59 Psychological Distance to Science as a Predictor of Science Skepticism Across Domains

Bojana Većkalov, Natalia Zarzeczna, Jonathon McPhetres, Frenk van Harreveld, Bastiaan T. Rutjens

4.60 Motivated errors in the face of facts

Torun Lindholm, Ola Svenson, Freja Isohanni, Philip Gustafsson

4.61 Moral Language during the COVID-19 pandemic – comparative content analysis of politicians’ speeches

Greta Groß

4.62 Morality and identity threat: An identity management approach to promote moral behavior in organizations

Dick de Gilder, Naomi Ellemers

4.63 They’re just animals! Attitudes moralization and outgroup dehumanization in the dynamic between Pro- vs. Anti-Vaccines Against Covid-19

Chiara Ballone, Maria Giuseppina Pacilli, Stefano Pagliaro, Manuel Teresi, Riccardo Palumbo

4.64 Deontologists are not always trusted over utilitarians: Revisiting Inferences of Trustworthiness from Moral Judgments

Subramanya Prasad Chandrashekar

4.65 Sextortion in a psychosocial perspective: social and moral perception of the victim of a sextortion crime

Marylisa Sara Alemi, Federica Spaccatini, Ilaria Giovannelli, Stefano Pagliaro, Maria Giuseppina Pacilli

4.66 Pay me now, and I’ll lie: construal level manipulation effect on self-serving dishonesty

Yehor Hrymchak

4.67 Patriotic decisions analysed from the moral psychology perspective

Maryna Kołeczek, Katarzyna Jamróz-Dolińska, Mirjana Rupar, Maciej Sekerdej

4.68 Exploring Moral Disgust at Explicit Power Exploitation in Leaders: A Two-Phase Study

Ryan Statton, Jaysan Charlesford

4.69 Moral Foundations’ Impact on Exclusion from the Ingroup versus Outgroup

Eitan Venzhyk, Adi Amit

4.70 The effect of Rationalisation Strategies on the Dehumanisation of Immoral behaviours with different levels of Incivility

Sofía Moreno-Gata, Laura Rodríguez-Gómez, Nira Borges-Castells, Ramón Rodríguez-Torres

4.71 Moral Disagreements: Unearthing Physiological and Psychological Pathways to Constructive and Destructive Behavioural Responses

Bhakti Khati, Maja Kutlaca, Jonathan McPhetres, Stefania Paolini

4.72 The Importance of Being Moral: Valence Moderates the ERP Self-Referential Moral Pop-Out Effect

Chengli Huang, Nicholas Kelley, Paul Conway, Constantine Sedikides

4.73 Applying an Advice Taking Approach to Investigating the Asymmetric Moral Conformity Effect – An Extended Replication

Max Hennig, Tobias R. Rebholz

4.74 Effect of neuroscientific explanations on moral and criminal judgments

Stanislas Bayallal

4.75 If you are just, are you also caring? Folk concept of Moral Character

Sergio Barbosa, Gino Martelo Carmona, William Jiménez-Lean

4.76 Self-Serving Bias in Moral Character Evaluations

Andrew Vonasch, Brad Tookey

4.77 Your dish looks amazing! Prosocial dishonesty is sparked to save from harm an aspiring individual that handles criticism badly

Katarzyna Cantarero, Katarzyna Byrka, Aleksandra Kosiarczyk, Dariusz Dolinski

4.78 Do some moral issues seem more objective than others? A moral foundations approach

Roy Schulman, Tal Eyal, Nira Liberman

4.79 The effect of context on inferred appraisals

Shlomo Hareli, Shimon Elkabetz, Ursula Hess

4.80 I (don’t) like you: Investigating the genesis of ambivalence using impression formation

Lena Hahn, Eva Walther

4.81 Is It Threat or Challenge? Impact of Attributional Stability Following Receiving a Negative Outcome

Melika Janbakhsh, Manuela Barreto, Daan Scheepers, Anna Rabinovich

4.82 Motivational and cognitive explanations of postmortem consciousness Jamin Halberstadt, Ruth Hughes, Gothami Jayasinha, Jesse Bering

4.83 Using Commonality Analysis to Examine Overlap Between Hatred and Anger in Behavioral and Goal Responses

Amanda Steele, Brian Parkinson, Ira Roseman

4.84 The motivational benefits of emotion differentiation

Aya Uchida

4.85 #Disgusted: Identifying Potential Sub-Factors of Moral Disgust through Qualitative Analysis of Tweets

Ryan Statton

4.86 Cross-valence inhibition in attribute ratings of mundane ambivalent stimuli

Johannes Ullrich, Pierpaolo Primoceri

4.87 Tolerance and attitudes toward Muslims: how cognitive reappraisal reduces intolerance

Maïlys Samba, Yara Mahfud, Rasyid Bo Sanitioso

4.88 Do boxing movements influence cognition? A preliminary study

Florent Le Gaonach

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Session 8

11:50 - 13:10

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(00320) Discrimination and discriminatory climates: Effects on academic and intergroup outcomes of ethnic minority and majority group members

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(00520) Men, Stereotypes and Social Change

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Blitz 8.1 Conspiracy

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(03140) Reinforcement learning approaches to understanding and changing prejudice

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(03070) Intimate Partner Violence and Dating Violence in heterosexual and LGTB young adults. Risk factors and consequences from the perspective multicultural

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(01350) The polarizing language of opinions

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(02720) Biased Group Perception – Linearity, Endpoint Anchoring, Accentuation, and Prototypicality in Social Judgements

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(03040) Can equal be the new normal? From shifting social norms to improved intergroup relations

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(00670) Towards an integrated sense of self at work: Advances and current trends in identity integration research

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Blitz 8.2 Ideology I

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(02210) Major societal moments and their effect on norm perceptions and attitudes: an application to the Serbian, U.S., Australian, and Swiss contexts

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

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Session 9

14:30 - 16:30

Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 9.1 Close Relationships III

Gillian Sandstrom

14:30-14:35 Keep Stable! Fluctuations in Perceived Partner Responsiveness Undermine Individuals’ Relationship and Life Satisfaction Across Time

María Alonso-Ferres, Francesca Righetti

14:40-14:45 How do implicit and explicit partner evaluations update in daily-life? Evidence from the lab and the field

Ruddy Faure, Larson Grace Larson, Francesca Righetti, Wilhelm Hofmann

14:45-14:50 Parenting motives and ingroup bias: How adults’ naïve theories shape the expectations of children's intergroup attitudes

Tania Garau, Luciana Carraro, Luigi Castelli

14:50-14:55 The role of type of tactic, previous experience, and myths acceptance on women's perceptions and responses to intimate partner sexual coercion

Marta Garrido-Macías, Inmaculada Valor-Segura, Francisca Expósito

14:55-15:00 Need for cognitive closure and the structure of social networks

Katarzyna Growiec, Beata Łopaciuk-Gonczaryk, Bogumił Kamiński

15:00-15:05 The interplay between the development of empathy and friendship networks during adolescence

Miriam Hollarek, Mariet van Buuren, Hester Sijtsma, Lydia Krabbendam

15:05-15:10 Touch as an Interpersonal Emotion Regulation Strategy in Couple’s Daily Communication: The Predictive Role of Promotion-Regulatory Goals

Aspasia Papachiou, Michela Schröder-Abé, Konstantinos Kafetsios

15:10-15:15 The feeling heard scale

Carla Roos

15:15-15:20 People are surprisingly hesitant to reconnect with old friends

Gillian Sandstrom, Lara Aknin

15:20-15:25 Understanding cultural differences in Belgian and Japanese couples’ emotional interactions during conflict: A goal-based account

Anna Schouten, Yuanyuan Ji, Yukiko Uchida, Batja Mesquita

15:25-15:30 People’s Regulation of Relationship Power in their Responses to a Partner Sacrifice

Mariko L. Visserman, Matthew D. Hammond

15:30-15:35 In the heat of the moment: The role of sexual arousal in men's short-term mating motivation

Arnaud Wisman

15:35-15:40 The Gender Symmetry versus Asymmetry Debate in Intimate Partner Violence: measures should be improved

Jesús L. Megías, Antonella Ludmila Zapata-Calvente, Miguel Moya

15:40-15:45 Why does Stigma-Based Rejection Uniquely Impair Interpersonal Trust? The Mediating Effect of Expectations

Zhiqi Zhang, Manuela Barreto, David Doyle

15:45-15:50 Integration and urban citizenship: A social-psychological approach of refugee integration through active constructions of place-attachment to the city

Anastasia Zisakou, Lia Figgou

15:50-16:30 Q&A session

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(00560) Social Grammar – Understanding the Role of Grammar in Conveying Social Information Beyond the Meaning of Words

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Blitz 9.2 Emotion I

Jasper van Assche

14:30-14:35 Re-thinking empathy: Is a hiatus on empathy as a unique construct necessary?

Conrad Baldner, Jared McGinley

14:35-14:40 Do expats’ improve in their emotion recognition in a new culture over time?

Yong-Qi Cong, Agneta Fischer, Disa Sauter

14:40-14:45 Awe arises in reaction to exceeded rather than disconfirmed expectancies

Gosia Goclowska

14:45-14:50 Hedonic-goal salience and emotion-regulation strategy choice in negative-feedback situations

Felix Grundmann, Susanne Scheibe, Kai Epstude

14:50-14:55 Emotional Cues to Group Hierarchy

Marc Heerdink, Svenja Wolf, Jens Lange, Gerben van Kleef

14:55-15:00 Emotion regulation flexibility as an effective way to deal with emotion and daily stress

Dorota Kobylińska, Julian Mituniewicz, Maria Wasylkowska, Marta Marciniak

15:00-15:05 Place nostalgia

Elisabeta Militaru, Wijnand van Tilburg, Jason Rentfrow

15:05-15:10 Modelization of the relationship between social participation and health

Jessica Morton, Bernard Rimé, Olivier Luminet, Moïra Mikolajczak, Hervé Avalosse, Sigrid Vancorenland, Rebekka Verniest, Ginette Herman, David Bourguignon

15:10-15:15 From awe to boredom: Untangling the complex influence of awe on boredom through meaning in life

Muireann Kate O Dea

15:15-15:20 Exploring the Emotional Content and Appraisal Characteristics of Risk Communications

Ayse Ozsari, Adam Harris

15:20-15:25 Income, Boredom, and Mental Health

Sergio Pirla, Daniel Navarro-Martinez, Jordi Quoidbach, Stefan Pfattheicher

15:25-15:30 Relationship between emotional fit and language: A study on emotional experiences of Turkish newcomers in Belgium

Rüya Su Sencan, Katie Hoemann, Batja Mesquita

15:30-15:35 Collective Emotions and National Identity in Times of Crisis: Evidence from Qatar and Ukraine

Jasper Van Assche

15:35-15:40 The emotional signatures of the threat of social exclusion: An exploratory study

Tiara Widiastuti, Hein van Schie, Ilja van Beest, Johan Karremans

15:40-16:30 Q&A session

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(00080) Studying implicit bias across levels of analysis: From the regional to the cultural, from the historical to the algorithmic

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(02120) Dynamics of polarisation beyond bipartisan divides

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(02790) The costs and benefits of engaging with other people’s suffering

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(00790) To sustain or to undermine inequalities: identifying beliefs that can shape attitudes towards economic inequality

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(00200) Shall I compare thee to a … or a … to thee? Comparative expressions bias people’s thinking, understanding of probabilities, and impressions of others

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(00990) Potential beliefs and factors underlying the gender gap in STEM

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(00550) Into the wild: Does counterfactual thinking have effects outside of the lab?

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(00590) Innovative approaches to investigate the temporal dynamics of intergroup contact and outgroup evaluations

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(00230) Narratives of conflict and peace: understanding peace and conflict across contexts

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Coffee break

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Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster Session 5

5.1 Globally inaccurate stereotypes can result from locally adaptive exploration
Xuechunzi Bai, Susan Fiske, Tom Griffiths

5.3 A predictive model of prejudice

Becca Neel, Eric Hehman

5.4 Belief-indicative and status-indicative groups

Lusine Grigoryan, Isabelle Marie Weißflog

5.5 How discriminatory would you find that? - Targets’ perceptions of subtle and blatant anti-Muslim discriminatory events

Franziska Stanke, Karolina Fetz, Niclas Kuper, Gerald Echterhoff

5.6 Standing up against what? Women’s confrontation goals depend on perceived characteristics of the discrimination Anja K. Munder, Julia C. Becker, Oliver Christ

5.7 The impact of religious identity on workplace discrimination and psychosocial outcomes among Muslim physicians in the U.S.

Sohad Murrar, Laila Azam, Aasim Padela

5.8 Two Sides of the Same Coin: The Role of Social Dominance Orientation in Dominant and Subordinate Groups’ Discrimination Perception

Sarah Buhl, Paul Heineck, Frank Asbrock, Roland Deutsch

5.10 Entertainment education can pave the way for improving intergroup relations – Especially for those most prejudice-prone

Birte Siem, Anette Rohmann

5.11 The effects of ethnic diversity in the classroom on minority achievements and intergroup relations

Roni Porat, Devorah Manekin, Sarit Larry, John-Henry Pezzuto

5.12 Leveraging the influence of social norms messaging to promote positive intergroup attitudes and behavioral intentions

Naomi Isenberg, Markus Brauer

5.13 Increasing support and mobilization towards equality through social norms: An intervention tournament

Shira Hebel-Sela, Boaz Hameiri, Eran Halperin

5.14 Zoom in: Inclusive institutional signals improve minority’s achievements in higher education

Kinneret Endevelt, Eran Halperin, Roni Porat

5.15 Prototype Models of Discrimination: How Do People Make Judgements of Employment Discrimination When A Rejected Job Applicant Is Asian American?

Laurie O'Brien, Maria Musumeci, Tyler Waldon-Lee, Caley Lowe, Stefanie Simon

5.16 Lesbian Invisibility by Default: The Intersectional Effects of Representing Gender Categories as Heterosexual and Homosexuals as Men

Andrea Carnaghi, Fabio Fasoli, Rosandra Coladonato, Peter Hegarty

5.17 The intersecting impact of sexual orientation and gender on leadership perception: Investigating the differences between person-related signals

Sven Kachel, Nina Gaisbauer, Claudia Niedlich, Robert Gruber, Melanie C. Steffens

5.18 When voice intersect with the message. Linguistic strategies to counteract voice-based discrimination

Fabio Fasoli, Magdalena Formanowicz

5.19 Multiple stigmatized statuses, experiences of discrimination, and wellbeing among LGBTQ+ individuals: An intersectional three-way decomposition analys

Diego Castro, Kate Luxion, David M. Frost

5.20 Bridging the Divide: Can Respectful Intergroup Contact Alleviate Affective Polarization?

Nicole Tausch, Michele Denise Birtel, Paulina Górska, Sidney Bode, Carolina Alejandra Rocha Santa Maria, Janet Pauketat

5.21 The role of positive contact in reducing polarization and enhancing democratic commitments in the Scottish and Catalan independence movements

Aya Adra, Nicole Tausch, Katharina Schmid, Carolina Alejandra Rocha Santa Maria, Sidney Bode

5.22 Dynamic, yet stable. Separating within- and between-person components of collective action in support of a disadvantaged outgroup and its antecedents

Paulina Górska, Nicole Tausch

5.23 Sport Identification, Moral Perceptions, and Collective Action in Young Football Players

Gian Antonio Di Bernardo, Veronica Margherita Cocco, Mauro Sarrica, Laura Soledad Norton, Elisa Bisagno, Alessia Cadamuro, Sofia Stathi, Loris Vezzali

5.24 Adolescents’ perceived normative climate concerning prejudice expression and their attitudes towards ethnic minorities

Xenia Daniela Polson, Barbara Lášticová

5.25 Which beliefs and emotions predict low-cost vs. high-cost third-party allyship intentions for low-power groups in conflict?

Julia Schreiber, Özden Melis Uluğ, Jürgen Maes, John Drury

5.26 Should sisters be doing it by themselves? Women’s leadership and transformative allyship for gender equality

Emina Subasic, Lisa Joye, Michelle Ryan, Katherine Reynolds, Nyla Branscombe

5.27 Public discussion of group privilege by managers in the workplace: Impact on disadvantaged group members, organisational trust, and future allyship

Achia Tulsi, Louis Winnifred, Iyer Aarti

5.28 Inclusivity norms: On the role of social norms in improving intergroup relations in polarized contexts

Laura Schäfer, Marcin Bukowski, Lucía Estevan-Reina, Eva Jaspers, Jan-Willem Simons, Miranda Lubbers,

Alejandro Ciordia Morandeira, Maarten van Zalk, Mao Shanir, Anna Potoczek, Oliver Christ

5.29 Self-respect and tolerance: How internalized equality facilitates tolerance towards disapproved social groups Daniela Renger

5.30 The impact of experimentally induced inclusivity norms on norm perception and tolerance: The role of equality-based respect

Lucía Estevan-Reina, Marcin Bukowski, Anna Potoczek, Domnika Gurbisz, Laura Schäfer, Oliver Christ

5.31 A Social Network Intervention to Improve Adolescents’ Intergroup Tolerance Via Inclusivity Norms: A Feasibility Study

Maor Shani, Wilma Middendorf, Malin leuker, Maarten van Zalk

5.32 Moving Beyond One-size-fits-all Threat of Social Change: How Social Change Affects Different Threats Among Minority and Majority Group Members

Marty Colombo, Daan Scheepers, Félice van Nunspeet

5.33 A Threat and Coping Perspective on Social Change: Cognitive Processing in the Case of Migration

Joyce A. Snijdewint, Ruthie Pliskin, Daan Scheepers

5.34 The Role of Social Identification with Men and Precarious Manhood in Men’s Wellbeing-Related Behaviour and Intimate Self-Disclosure

Aster Van Rossum, Colette Van Laar, Daan Scheepers

5.35 At the Heart of Society: Traditionally Advantaged Group Members’ Responses to Social Change

Elena Bacchini, Daan Scheepers, Naomi Ellemers, Marnix Naber

5.36 Love At The Extreme: Motivational Imbalance And Extreme Romantic Behaviors

Ewa Szumowska, Karolina Bonarska, Jakub Cacek, Magdalena Śmieja, Arie W. Kruglanski

5.37 I want to be significant and ready to strive for it: Quest for significance increases non-violent extreme behavior Erica Molinario, Andrey Elster

5.38 How effective are radical political candidates? (De)mobilizing effects of radical vs. moderate politicians on their supporters and opponents.

Anna Potoczek, Katarzyna Jasko, Joanna Grzymala-Moszczynska, Marta Maj, Marta Szastok

5.39 Acculturation beliefs about refugees, perceptions of threat, and extremism

David Webber

5.40 Transcultural Pathways of the Will to Fight

Ángel Gómez, Alexandra Vázquez, Scott Atran

5.41 We’re all the same: Collective narcissists’ cross-national support for Putin and Russian military attacks

Gaëlle Marinthe, Genavee Brown

5.42 The enemy within: the link between secure and defensive organisational identity and employee green behavior

Adrian Dominik Wójcik, Aldona Glińska-Neweś, Dominika Jurgiel

5.43 Pride and prejudice: Job embeddedness drives collective narcissism and unethical behaviour

Alexander Landry

5.44 Immigration as an opportunity or a problem: factors associated with negative attitudes towards immigration Márcia Bernardo

5.45 Teacher encouragement as a means to mitigate stereotype threat effects among Turkish immigrant students?

Elisabeth Höhne, Edwina Albrecht, Lysann Zander

5.46 Acculturation strategies, judgement and social (dis)approval among immigrants: an intra-group approach

Nestor Motemba OUOBA, Constantina BADEA, Armelle NUGIER

5.47 Should we help or should they go

Ena Uzelac, Margareta Jelić

5.48 Less moral, less sociable, and less human: Effect of economic inequality on stereotypes and dehumanization

Alba Álamo-Hernández, Xing Jie Chen-Xia, Nira Borges-Castells, Armando Rodríguez-Pérez

5.49 Others’ authoritarianism predicts warmth toward ethnic outgroups by shaping one’s own: Moderation by the desire to enact norms of close groups

Berfin Acar, Jasper Van Assche

5.50 Counter-attitudinal vs. Outgroup Variability: Contrasting strategies to reduce prejudice in participants with high and low prejudice

Isabel Cuadrado, Andreea A. Constantin, Lucía López-Rodríguez

5.51 “The New Secularism” in France: Group-Affirmation and Adherence to Discriminatory Norms

Yara Alnajjar, Constantina Badea, Béatrice Sternberg, David Sherman, Armelle Nugier

5.52 How integration policies and the economy affect the (uncertain) host population’s behavioral intentions towards immigrants

Sara Alves, Isabel Pinto

5.53 Attitudes towards Ukrainian refugees in Slovakia

Jana Papcunova

5.54 Exploring social inclusion and exclusion Ukrainian refugees

Halyna Tsyhanenko

5.55 Intergroup Helping Behaviors in favor of Refugees

Mado Hanioti

5.56 The role of perceived social norms and personal norm on attitudes towards refugee peers

Nikolina Stanković, Dinka Čorkalo Biruški, Antonija Vrdoljak, Rachel Fasel, Fabrizio Butera, Margareta Jelić

5.57 Framing relations with refugees abstractly (vs. concretely) affects stereotypes, emotions, and behavioral intentions

Eleni Lipourli, Antonis Gardikiotis

5.58 Representations of [im]migration on Facebook: A textual analysis of the communication of Italian political leaders and their followers (2019-2021)

Laura Prislei, Gabriele Di Cicco, Gilda Sensales

5.59 The Gradual Decline of the Dark Duo: A Latent Growth Curve Analysis of Colonial Ideologies

Zoe Bertenshaw, Chris Sibley, Danny Osborne

5.60 Blinded by your perception? Intersectional invisibility as attentional blindness

Youri Mora

5.61 The effect of stereotype threat(s) on aggression: The role of the target of the threat

Lisa Fourgassie, Baptiste Subra, Rasyid Bo Sanitioso

5.62 Ambivalent racism in sports

Hannes Delto, Julia C. Becker

5.63 Social Norms and Prejudice – Prejudice are shared intergroup attitudes

Pascal Gelfort, Thomas Kessler, Clemens Lindner, David F. Urschler

5.64 An investigation of Danish politicians’ responses to urban diversity and disadvantage: The case of the ‘parallel society agreement’

Thomas Madsen, Thomas Morton, Séamus Power

5.66 How expressions of anger shape intergroup discrimination

Ruohong Hao

5.67 Us Versus Them? Sadism and Intergroup Aggression

Karolina Dyduch-Hazar, David S. Chester

5.68 "You get me, so I got you”: Evidence that shared social identity predicts pro-social responses to others via increased felt understanding.

Summer Bedford, Andrew Livingstone

5.69 Political and victimized minority influence: The importance of rights vs. values framing of minority message Antonis Gardikiotis

5.70 Whose Group Attacked? Effect of Social Categorization on Perception of Closeness and Power, Dehumanization, and Intergroup Contact Flexibility

Firuze E. Mullaoglu, Gülten Ünal, Hüseyin Zahid Cambaz

5.71 identification with all humanity and the dynamics of dyadic interactions between people of different ethnicities

Katarzyna Hamer, David López Pérez, Marek Drogosz, Henryk Goworek

5.72 All humanity or citizens of the world? Similarities and differences in describing different labels used in global social identities concepts

Theofilos Gkinopoulos, Katarzyna Hamer, Karolina Marcinkowska, Anna Wlodarczyk, Kim-Pong Tam, Vivien Pong, David Okechukwu Igbokwe

5.73 The role of collective nostalgia in predicting policy support through identity processes

Chiara Zazzarino, Aleksandra Cichocka

5.74 Narcissists’ preference for sociability and morality traits when selecting interaction partners: The role of threat Jiafang Chen

5.75 Narcissism Moderates the Association Between Basal Testosterone and Generosity in Men

Anna Z. Czarna, Magdalena Ziemiańska, Piotr Pawlicki, Justin M. Carré, Constantine Sedikides

5.76 Narcissism, lies, and romantic relationship outcomes

Roksana Zdunek, Anna Czarna

5.77 Grandiose narcisssism attenuates the error-related negativity

Esther Robins, James Butterworth, Chengli Huang, Constantine Sedikides, Nicholas Kelley

5.78 From a shared space to an “echo chamber”: Partisan disengagement from bipartisan discourse

Laima Baldina, Russell Spears, Hedy Greijdanus, Leah Henderson

5.79 Populism as a coping strategy in changing societies: an application of the narrative-discursive approach for studying threatened identities

Helena Rovamo

5.80 A Decade of Media Coverage of the Social Reintegration of Terrorist and Radicalized Convicts: France, as a Case Study

Caroline Da Silva, Nicolas Amadio, Rachel Sarg, Bruno Domingo, Massil Benbouriche

5.81 Low-Status Youth Representations of the Political in Switzerland : A Mixed-Methods Study of the Breeding Grounds of Populism

Vanessa Juarez, Christian Taerklé

5.82 The moderation effects of pluralism and Manichaeism on the relationship between populist ideas and democracy attitudes in three European countries.

Anna Cortijos-Bernabeu, Matteo Cavallaro, Christian Staerklé

5.83 Emergence of populism as a function of social identity drivers : the effect self-uncertainty, relative deprivation and identification with the people

Jérôme Voumard, Christian Staerklé

5.84 The situational effect of populist speeches on national identification

Gonçalo Freitas, Mariana Miranda, Pedro Magalhães, Jorge Vala

5.85 “’Cause we are the champions of the World”: National narcissism and group-enhancing historical narratives

Michał Główczewski, Adrian D. Wójcik, Aleksandra Cichocka, Aleksandra Cisłak

5.86 How social dominance orientation can fuel the drop out from hierarchy-attenuating contexts: studying the mediational role of moral principles

AlessioTesi, Antonio Aiello, Felicia Pratto

5.87 Women are (sometimes) constrained by reality and their inclusive identity to support male privilege: Evidence from a large-scale test

Chuma Owuamalam, Luca Caricati, Chiara Bonetti

5.88 Not all Ballots Should be Equally Considered: How Dehumanization of Educational Groups Undermines the Democratic Social Contract

Mario Sainz, Alexandra Vázquez Botana

5.89 Retributive justice explains the effects of fusion on the will to fight for the country, for a leader, or for freedom. Beatriz Alba, Alexandra Vázquez, Ángel Gómez

5.90 Countering anti-democratic policies in democracies: The importance of the value-oriented citizenship

Stefano Passini

5.91 The palliative effect of belief in a just world is related to the misperception of political performance: A multilevel moderated mediation approach

Márton Hadarics

5.92 Psychological Underpinnings of Individuals’ Willingness to Engage With Different Opinions

Melissa Jauch

5.93 Affective nature of right-wing environmental populism: A mixed methods study on populist thinking

Helenor Ojapõld, Matteo Cavallaro, Katarina Pettersson, Inari Sakki

5.94 From identification to solidarity – Towards a power-infused form of global identification

Nader Hakim

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Session 10

17:50 - 19:30

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(03160) Inequality, representation, and political attitudes: Understanding the structural causes of polarisation

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Blitz 10.1 Emotion II

Konstantinos Kafetsios

17:50-17:55 Routines Make People Unexpectedly Nostalgic

Alixandra Barasch, Adam Alter, Emily Powell

17:55-18:00 Does social exclusion increase willingness to affiliate with social groups? No evidence in a quasi-experimental design

Adèle Cottin, François Ric

18:00-18:05 A devil in disguise: How contempt fuels intergroup conflicts

Julia Elad-Strenger, Thomas Kessler, Michal Tagar Reifen, Eran Halperin

18:05-18:10 The more Power, the less Sensitivity? How Relative Power Influences the Impact of Empathic Forecasting on Social Decision-Making

Moritz Fedeneder, Mario Gollwitzer

18:10-18:15 Don’t Feel Harmed and You Haven’t Been: Who Wills Others an Unburdened Mind?

Maja Graso, Karl Aquino, Daniel Skarlicki

18:15-18:20 How do (social media) influencers’ emotion expressions affect their popularity?

Siyi Gu, Marc Heerdink, Gerben van Kleef

18:20-18:25 Cultural variations in attachment organization moderate attachment relationships with contextualized emotion decoding accuracy and inaccuracy

Konstantinos Kafetsios, Astrid Schütz, Itziar Alonso-Arbiol, Kelly Campbell, Bin-Bin Chen, Dritjon Gruda, Marco Held, Shanmukh Kamble, Takuma Kimura, Alexander Kirchner-Häusler, Marina Kyvelea, Stefano Livi, Eugenia Mandal, Dominika Ochnik, Nektarios Papageorgakopoulos, Ezgi Sakman, Nebi Sumer, Analisa Theodorou, Ayse Uskul, Ursula Hess

18:25-18:30 Contrast Effects: Comparative Leadership Judgements Influenced Support for the Prime Minister in the Aftermath of the British Queen’s Death

Paul Maher, Eric Igou

18:30-18:35 It can be bad to (not) show you feel good: The consequences of breaking expressivity norms for positive emotions

Kunalan Manokara

18:35-18:40 A robust Approach-avoidance compatibility effect with a non-evaluative (incidental) task

Dominique Muller, Yoann Julliard, Marine Rougier, François Ric, Cédric Batailler

18:40-18:45 The mismeasurement of power: Feeling powerful and desiring power

Brett Murphy, Sara Algoe, Tatum Jolink

18:45-18:50 How does threat influence trust in others and in institutions? It depends on what emotion is elicited by threat

Nicolas Pillaud, François Ric, Alice Follenfant, Baptiste Subra, Florence Jusot, Olivier Bargain

18:50-18:55 The Approach-Avoidance Compatibility effect : It depends on the question you have in mind

François Ric, Nicolas Ric

18:55-19:00 Animalisation and aggressive behavioural intentions towards transgender people: The moderating role of gender nonconformity

Alessandra Sacino, Roberta Rosa Valtorta, Chiara Pecini, Laura Sommella, Giorgia Tamai, Luca Andrighetto

19:00-19:05 I like it because it hurts you: On the association of everyday sadism, schadenfreude, and victim blaming

Claudia Sassenrath, Johannes Keller, Dominik Stoeckle, Rebekka Kesberg, Stefan Pfattheicher

19:05-19:10 To be (or not to be) elevated? Group membership, moral models, and prosocial behavior

Giovanni Telesca, Marika Rullo, Stefano Pagliaro

19:10-19:30 Q&A session

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(00060) Judgment-behaviour discrepancy in moral psychology research

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(02140) The Impact of intelligent agents on Social and Romantic Relationships

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(03110) Host-Migrant Relations and Acceptance of Immigrants in Novel Contexts: An Intergroup Contact Approach

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(00720) Social Identity Complexity, Group Identification, Personal Values, and the Interplay between Them: A Symposium in Memory of Sonia Roccas

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(00300) What does it mean to believe in free will?

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Blitz 10.2 Proenvironmental and Prosocial Behaviour

Celina Kacperski

17:50-17:55 Pro-environmental Influence as a Threat and Gendered Use of Dominance as a Coping Mechanism

Robert Avery, Fabrizio Butera

17:55-18:00 A Fair Meat Price: An investigation into predictors of support for a carbon tax on agricultural products

Marguerite Beattie, Daria Paniotova-Mączka, Hannibal Thai

18:00-18:05 Do it for the planet or do it for your wallet: message framing in communication about the economic consequences of climate change policies

Mauro Bertolotti, Sara Elli, Patrizia Catellani

18:05-18:10 The role of the Need for Closure and environmental knowledge in food waste intentions: Two cross-national investigations

Alessandro Biraglia, Ambra Brizi, Fleur Serlie, Renata Metastasio

18:10-18:15 Activating identities to engage prosumers for energy cooperatives – an experimental field trial

Celina Kacperski, Mona Bielig, Florian Kutzner, Sonja Klingert

18:15-18:20 Qualitative Examination of what People find Fearful and Hopeful in Climate Change

Matthew Mackay, Anna Klas, Emily Kothe, Kate Barford, Mathew Ling

18:20-18:25 The Role of Online Support Groups and Group Identification on the Health and Wellbeing of Adults Experiencing Long Covid: An Interview Study

Freya Mills, John Drury, Holly Carter, Richard Amlôt, Dale Weston, Charles Symons

18:25-18:30 Is less more? Experimental evidence on avenues to communicate about degrowth

Dallas O'Dell, Ganga Shreedhar, Frédéric Basso

18:30-18:35 The daily life dynamics and temporal trajectories of evaluative conflict: An experience sampling study of ambivalence and dissonance reduction

Shiva Pauer, Bastiaan Rutjens, Wilhelm Hofmann, Frenk van Harreveld

18:35-18:40 The sustainable challenge: where does social psychology stand in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?

Marta Prandelli, Valentina Rizzoli, Emiliano Tolusso

18:40-18:45 A meta-analysis of interventions fostering pro-environmental behaviors in children

Fabrizio Butera, Wojciech Świątkowski, Fantine Surret, Johanna Henry, Céline Buchs, Emilio Paolo Visintin

18:45-18:50 Can Feelings of Working Together Increase Engagement with Sustainability Transitions?

Lieke van den Boom, Floor Kroese, Denise de Ridder, Ellen Moors

18:50-18:55 Development and validation of Emotional Climate Change Stories

Dominika Zaremba, Małgorzata Wierzba, Jarosław Michałowski, Christian Klöckner, Artur Marchewka

18:55-19:30 Q&A session

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(02670) Gender stereotypes and gender equality through the lens of cross-cultural comparisons

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02640) The impact of (the lack of) information on prosocial behaviors

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(02960) Experiences, needs and interventions: How individual and structural factors relate to belonging and well-being in organizational settings

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(02180) “It is also about they see us!”: identity recognition across different social groups and contexts and consequences for belonging.

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“Klub Sportowy Nadwiślan Kraków”, Koletek 20 st.

Football game night

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REGISTRATION

The registration desk will be open for the entire duration of the conference.

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Session 11

08:45 - 10:25

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(01120) Social exclusion, ostracism, and rejection research - Part 1

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(01210) The Social Psychology of Resistance in Violent and Repressive Contexts

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Blitz 11.1 Judgment

Gregory Webster

08:45-08:50 Negativity Bias in Evaluating the Powerful but not the Powerless

L. Josephine Andresen, Ana Guinote

08:50-08:55 Reputational outcomes of spreading conspiracy theories

Shen Cao, Jan-Willem van Prooijen , Mark van Vugt

08:55-09:00 Facets of the vertical dimension: Differences and similarities regarding the variables of merit, esteem as well as legitimacy beliefs

Alice Carpinelli, Vincent Yzerbyt

09:00-09:05 Intergroup Accuracy in Contexts of Social Inequality: How Well Do the Advantaged Understand the Disadvantaged and Vice Versa?

Lisa Frisch, Simone Sebben, Nurit Shnabel, Johannes Ullrich

09:05-09:10 How Social Evaluations Shape Trust in 45 Types of Scientists

Vukašin Gligorić, Gerben van Kleef, Bastiaan Rutjens

09:10-09:15 False memories and metacognition: Suggestion and examination of a novel approach to distinguish between true and false memories

Julia Kristin Heinz, Aileen Oeberst

09:15-09:20 Not as automatic as we think: The (dis-)connection between spontaneous trait inference and correspondence bias

Felix Kruse, Juliane Degner

09:20-09:25The Moral Dilution Effect: Non-relevant Information Influences Judgments of Moral Character

Cillian McHugh, Eric Igou

09:25-09:30 The Replication Crisis and Trust in Psychological Science: How Reforms Shape Public Trust in Psychology

Nicole Methner, Barbara Dahme, Claudia Menzel

09:30-09:35 The necessities and luxuries of trustworthy AI: The perceived importance of different AI traits

Simon Myers, Junior Okoroafor, Jim Everett

09:35-09:40 When less humanness is more: A compensation effect between human nature and human uniqueness on dehumanized targets

Ombline Rérolle, Leila Selimbegović

09:40-09:45 A matter of life and death: Reviewing empirical evidence on the mortality salience hypothesis

Simon Schindler

09:45-09:50 The Limits of the Primacy of Morality Hypothesis: Are Global Impressions of Experts Based Mainly on Their Competence or Morality?

Katarzyna Stasiuk, Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Romuald Polczyk

09:50-09:55 Do More Intense Social Threats Fade Away Quicker with Increasing Physical Distance?

Luc Vieira, Raphaël Adamczak, Pierre Delauney, Mégane Guimier, Christophe Blaison

09:55-10:00 When second efforts come up short: Evidence of a “sophomore slump” bias in ratings of 2,078 albums from 387 music artists

Gregory Webster

10:00-10:25 Q&A session

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02570) The Broader Benefits of Intergroup Contact: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Transfer Effects

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(00180) The interpersonal consequences of ambivalence in different relational settings

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Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(00650) Invisible but not Invincible: Barriers to LGBTQ+ Inclusion at Work

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(02760) Fake or Fact? Novel Measures of Disinformation Discernment

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 11.2 Prejudice I

Tijana Karic

08:45-08:50 When cultures differ: Perceived cultural distance towards migrants in the Netherlands, England, and Poland

Katja Albada, Nina Hansen, Sabine Otten

08:50-08:55 Identity-related determinants of seeing the reception of Ukrainian refugees in Poland as an opportunity and a threat

Maria Babinska, Sabina Toruńczyk-Ruiz, Michał Bilewicz

08:55-09:00 Coping with stress due to gender prejudice in Chilean transgender people: Some neglected aspects and new ideas

Jaime Barrientos

09:00-09:05 Are they refugees or economic migrants? The effect of asylum seekers’ perceived motivation to migrate on intentions to help them

Emine Bilgen, Hanna Zagefka, Thora Bjornsdottir

09:05-09:10 Low Self-Esteem Over Three Decades Predicts Opposition to Immigration in Midlife

Anne-Marie Fluit

09:10-09:15 Representation of the immigrant in the Chilean print media

Felipe García, Anna Wlodarczyk, Nicol Altamirano

09:15-09:20 Selective solidarity: why not all refugees are treated the same?

Tijana Karić, Isabel Müller, Frank Eckerle

09:20-09:25 Help or no help? That’s not the only question – predictors for dependency-oriented help and means to increase autonomy-oriented help towards refugees

Nadine Knab, Boaz Hameiri, Nadler Arie, Melanie Steffens, Jaime Napier, Samer Halabi

09:25-09:30 We own this place and are thus more welcoming? Collective psychological ownership and attitudes towards immigrants

Maria Mirucka, Sabina Toruńczyk-Ruiz, Karolina Hansen

09:30-09:35 Perceptions of threat and enrichment in the context of migration

Anette Rohmann, Helen Landmann, Robert Gaschler

09:35-09:40 Could it be possible? Testing the Effectiveness of an Intervention against Discrimination in a Hostile Normative Context: Evidence from Hungary

Luca Varadi

09:40-09:45 Testing the effectiveness of an intervention to improve Romanian teachers’ outcomes related to LGBT+ inclusion

Nastasia Salagean

09:45-9:50 Local identification and acceptance of immigrants: the role of national identification

Sabina Toruńczyk-Ruiz, Zuzanna Brunarska, Aneta Piekut

09:50-09:55 How being aware of what we can learn from Moroccans leads to majority acculturation and attributions of morality

Erika Vázquez-Flores, Marisol Navas, Lucía López-Rodríguez

09:55-10:00 The role of place attachment in shaping intergroup attitudes towards refugees from Ukraine

Anna Wnuk, Tomasz Oleksy

10:00-10:05 Acculturation in Higher Education Institutions: Explaining the Success of Some Working-Class Students

Fabian Müller, Sébastien Goudeau, Cristina Aelenei, Rasyid Bo Sanitioso

10:05-10:25 Q&A session

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(00680) Scope: Social and Emotional Self-Regulation

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Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(02810) We’re a little different: Individual and group differences in social relationships and ways to look past them!

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02710) Two sides of the same coin? Experimental evidence for intra- and intergroup factors behind cooperation and conflict

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Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(02860) Uncovering the unknown: Moving toward a more holistic understanding of keeping and sharing secrets

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Coffee break

10:50 - 11:50

Room 13 - Exhibition Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Poster Session 6

6.1 Tweeting about the first out transwoman Olympian: A content, sentiment and frequency analysis of the response to Laurel Hubbard at Tokyo 2020

Daniel Rogerson, Scott Houghton

6.2 What does Twitter have to say about reproductive rights? A sentiment and content analysis of the online debate surrounding RoeVsWade’s overturn.

Jordan Dawson, Genavee Brown

6.3 Reclaim(ing) the Internet: The association between personality, ostracism and endorsement of online gendered violence attitudes

Nelli Ferenczi, I. Holmes, Lora Adair, Caroline Rix, Tara Marshall

6.4 The Stereotype of Us: the effect of counter-stereotypical video games on the perception of self and other women

Elisa Sarda, Nina Costanza, Moana Georgereon, Thibaut Kinnig, Camille Sanrey, Benjamin Le Hénaff, Anne-Laure de Place

6.5 Selfish lovers: Madonna-Whore-dichotomy endorsement and the devaluation of women’s sexual pleasure

Verena Klein, Rotem Kahalon

6.6 Image Based Abuse: Predictors of Proclivity and Myth Acceptance.

Afroditi Pina, Jenna Harewell, Lazaros Gonidis

6.7 Do we know it when we see it? How feelings of group-based, rather than personal, entitlement underlie rape myth acceptance and rape labelling.

Boglarka Nyul, Hadi Sam Nariman, Anna Kende, Katherine Stroebe

6.8 Understanding Mechanism Underlying Resistance Against Gender Fair Language

Ivana Jakšić

6.9 A lesser than two evils: Arguments around Same-Sex Parenting right in lay youth discourse in the Republic of Cyprus

Irini Kadianaki, Lia Figgou, Konstantinos Savva

6.10 Recovery homes for LGBTQ+ Homeless and Runaway People in Italy:The Voice of Professionals

Agostino Carbone, Elena Tubertini

6.11 Constructing diversity, hierarchies and identity intersections in the discourse of LGBTQI+ activists

Ioannis Michos, Lia Figgou

6.12 Guilty as charged’: The discursive construction of intersecting identities in lay accounts of discrimination and violence

Lia Figgou, Nikos Bozatzis, Irini Kadianaki

6.13 A systemic soil analysis: theoretical keys for understanding the heterogeneity of seeds efficiency in educational interventions

Jean-Claude Croizet, Mathias Millet

6.14 Addressing socioeconomic inequality in educational outcomes by changing classroom contexts with a teacher-facing values-alignment intervention

Cameron Hecht, Christopher Bryan, David Yeager

6.15 A diagnostic tool to understand individual school contexts helps tailor an intervention that improved outcomes for Black students and low-SES students

Ian Hadden, Matthew Easterbrook, Peter Harris

6.16 Changing social contexts via collective intervention: an ecological-belonging approach to fostering equity in higher education

Kevin Binning, Ketura Elie

6.17 The role of context in psychological interventions in education: a Complex Dynamic Systems perspective

Avi Kaplan, Joanna Garner, Stephen Whitney

6.18 Societal discontent as a negative sentiment about society in general predicts support for anti-government protests and aggression

Frank Gootjes, Ernestine Gordijn, Toon Kuppens, Tom Postmes

6.19 Perceived societal anomie and support for autocratic leaders

Octavia Ionescu, Jolanda Jetten, Hema Preya Selvanathan, Charlie Crimston

6.20 The relationship between conspiracy mentality and attributions of inequality

Kenzo Nera, Karen Douglas, Paul Bertin, Sylvain Delouvée, Olivier Klein

6.21 Does sexism predict views on parents' surname decisions?

Rose Brett, Aife Hopkins-Doyle, Rachael Robnett, Nila Watson, Harriet Tenenbaum

6.22 Time perspectives in the career of humanitarian migrants: a systematic literature review
Olga Kostoula, Nicole Kronberger

6.23 Equality on a new adenture: womens preference for communal men

Julie Reppen Brattsti

6.24 Gender Equality: let’s learn it from school! Teachers' characteristics, gender stereotypes, resistance to change, and inclusive educational practices

Cristina Cabras, Oriana Mosca

6.25 Boys and girls can play: Efficacy of a counterstereotypical intervention based on narratives in young children

Rocío Segura-Nebot

6.26 When do you care for more pancheta on pizza? Compensating self-incompleteness in masculinity with meat consumption.

Izabella Poświstak, Peter M. Gollwitzer, Katarzyna Byrka

6.27 Are Strongly Identifying Group Members More/Less Likely to Justify the System? A Meta-Analytic Test of Relevant Moderators

Chiara Bonetti, Luca Caricati, Chuma Kevin Owuamalam, Mark Rubin, Russell Spears

6.28 Exploring the impact of intersectionality framing on men and women’s attitudes towards equality initiatives

Mia Oliver, Ioana Latu, Gulseli Baysu

6.29 Are women dehumanized when they challenge traditional gender roles?

Rocío Martínez, Arianna Picco, Miguel Moya

6.30 Stereotypes about “Leftover” women of China:

Yajing Zhao, Yasin Koc, Sabine Otten

6.31 Are feminine roles and identities really perceived to be better and less potent than their masculine counterparts?

Diego Dametto, Luc Vieira, Christophe Blaison, Tobias Schröder

6.32 Riot like a girl? Gender-stereotypical associations boost support for online feminist campaigns.

Marta Beneda, Marta Witkowska, Jan Nikadon, Caterina Suitner, Bruno Gabriel Salvador Casara, Magdalena Formanowicz

6.33 Gender Representations Elicited by the Gender Star Form

Bleen Abraham

6.34 Men’s Meta-perceptions and Engagement in Feminist Collective Action: The Role of Ingroup Attachment and Glorification

Isminaz Dogan, Zeynep Cemalcilar, Bulent Turan

6.35 Exploring the connection between women’s self-objectification and their ability to recognize and respond to sexual violence

Gemma Sáez, Marta Garrido-Macías, Abigail R. Riemer, María Alonso-Ferres

6.36 Gender fair language and collective action

Michela Menegatti, Silvia Mazzuca, Francesca Prati

6.37 Less gender equality culture strengthens subtle androcentrism in individuals

Yuchao Wang, Colette Van Laar, Jenny Veldman

6.38 The underpinnings of gender inequalities: toward a multidimensional approach to gender stereotypes

Sara Panerati, Valeria Giannella, Silvia Moscatelli, Michela Menegatti, Monica Rubini

6.39 Gender differences in space exploration perception and engagement intention

Pyrkosz-Pacyna Joanna

6.40 It's the woman's fault: Blame attributions for friendzone events

Hannah Zibell, Robbie Sutton

6.41 Transitioning Away From Women’s Reproductive Autonomy: Investigating Changes in Abortion Attitudes Following the Transition to Parenthood

Eden Clarke, Chris G. Sibley, Danny Osborne

6.42 Paying for equality: The Relationship Between Young Women’s and Men’s Gender Attitudes and Expected Share of Child Care in 46 Countries

Ask Rotmo

6.43 Guardians or obstructors of justice: constructions of the police in Indian gender advocacy

Keshia Dsilva

6.44 Developing a model of workplace allyship in context

Rebecca Smith

6.45 Solidarity With Whom? Minority Perspectives on Allyship in Danish Queer Spaces

Bao-Thi Van Cong, Thomas Morton, Séamus Power

6.47 Do men and women differ in their evaluation of gender equality policies?

Joseph Mumbanza Ngeke, Laurent Licata, Claudia Toma

6.48 Who are the role model of social psychologists? The role of gender

Olivier Klein, Jolanda Jetten

6.49 Differences in the workplace relationships of majority and minoritized employees and the role of structural discrimination

Zhenghanxiao Wang, Manuela Barreto, David Doyle

6.50 The Effects of Actor Status and Context on Judgments of Unwanted Sexual Attention as a Function of Individual Differences of the Perceiver

Lisa Klümper

6.51 Gender identification, affective states, and behavioral tendencies: the impact of Person Environment Fit on gendered mobility.

Raphaël Adamczak

6.52 Group perception, intergroup emotions, and collective action motivation among allies of the LGBTQ community

Patricia Ciordas, Anna Kende

6.53 The relationship between perceived school climate, psychological and student well-being of LGBTIQ+ pupils in Switzerland

Adrien Ott, Kappler Christa, Monika Hofmann, Janine Lüthi, Tina Hascher

6.54 The relationship between age and peer support for binary trans youth

Natalie Gallagher, Kristina Olson

6.55 Gender diversity in Schools: Knowledge and attitudes towards transgender and intersex issues among student teachers in Switzerland.

Marie-Lou Nussbaum, Peter Hegarty, Sabine Sczesny

6.56 The Effects of Intersectional Mistreatment on the Health and Wellbeing of Multicultural Trans and Gender Diverse People in Australia

Kian Jin Tan, Joel Anderson, Xochitl de la Piedad Garcia, Michael Thai, Adam Bourne

6.57 Can transnegativity be benevolent? Conceptualisation and empirical investigation of an ambivalent measure of transnegativity

Annalisa Casini, Douglas Bancu, Emma Sarter

6.58 Exposure to the Swedish neopronoun hen facilitates gender categorization beyond the binary

Elli van Berlekom, Marie Gustafsson Sendén, Anna Lindqvist, Emma Renström

6.59 A Novel Test of the Stereotype Content Model in South Africa

Nikita Kohler, Hermann Swart

6.60 The Stereotype Content Model and Attitude Generalization in South Africa

Hermann Swart, Nikita Kohler

6.61 Folk Devils? Perceived Lack of Traditional Values Explains Youth-Related Stereotypes of Sexual Minorities and Black Men

Maria Laura Bettinsoli, Jaime Napier, Andrea Carnaghi, Rosandra Coladonato, Magdalena Formanowicz

6.62 Context and Group Attributions of Stereotype-Relevant Information in the Case of Political Stereotypes

Kiara Roth, Sarah Teige-Mocigemba, Christopher Cohrs

6.63 Harnessing Dehumanization Theory, Modern Media, and Intervention Tournaments to Reduce Support for Retributive Violence

Alexander Peter Landry

6.64 The Effect of Ethnicity on Social Judgment in a Dutch Context

Afreen Khalid, Gijs Bijlstra, Rob Holland

6.65 A 30-nation investigation of lay heritability beliefs

Laura Ferris, Matthew Hornsey, José Morosoli, Taciano Milfont, Fiona Kate Barlow

6.66 Perspective taking and target group membership: What if the target belongs to a low competence low warmth group?

Vanbeneden Antoine, Woltin Karl-Andrew, Yzerbyt Vincent

6.67 "You're a Nobody When You're Unemployed" : Unemployed's Labeling, Through a Social Cognition Perspective

Charly Marie, Pierre Bouchat, Ginette Herman, David Bourguignon

6.68 Good Muslims, Bad Islam? Disentangling Hostile Attitudes towards Human Beings and Religion

Isabell Diekmann

6.69 What does your hair say about you? Judgments of warmth and power based on hair

Meryl Gardner, Adam Stivers, Sarah Swanson, D. Michael Kuhlman (deceased)

6.70 Anti-fat stereotypes through eye movement: prediction of fixations based on weight and gender of stimulus-individuals

Ana Jovančević, Nebojša Milićević

6.71 Vestimentary Manifestations of Group Stereotypes: Expression and Perception of Clothing-Based Stereotypes using the Example of Climate Activists

Robert Gruber, Sven Kachel, Laura S. Loy, Sofie Menke

6.72 Effect of Spokesperson Accent on Perceived Fluency and Plausibility: Why do we believe speakers with a non-standard accent less?

İrem Kuyucu, Athanasios Mouratidis

6.73 Construction and validation of a French scale to measure attitudes toward inclusive education

Camille Legrain, Caroline Desombre, Célénie Brasselet, Mickael Jury, Kamilla Khamzina

6.74 Impact of teachers’ training program on their personal attitudes toward inclusive education: a systematic review

Kamilla Khamzina, Arnaud Stanczak, Célénie Brasselet, Caroline Desombre, Nicolas Guirimand, Sandrine Rossi, Camille Legrain, Federica Cilia

6.75 Intellectual helplessness as a potential source of chronic stereotype threat

Sylwia Bedyńska, Izabela Krejtz, Grzegorz Sedek, Piotr Rycielski

6.76 Is part-time work a barrier to attending prestigious universities in the UK?

Vladislav Grozev

6.77 How Attitudes, Identity, and Social Norms Shape Students’ Use of Lecture Recordings.

Kasia Banas, Tobias Thejll-Madsen, Anita Tobar Henríquez, Eva Murzyn

6.78 The moderating role of socioeconomic status on the relationship between teacher social support and sense of belonging to school

Julien Bakchich, Arnaud Carré, Nele Claes, Annique Smeding

6.79 A school-based preliminary review of chronic social exclusion and its behavioral consequences.

Céline Robert, Marie-Pierre Fayant, Cristina Aelenei, Sébastien Goudeau, Theodore Alexopoulos

6.80 Better Safe than Sorry at School? Perceived Economic Insecurities, Intolerance to Uncertainty, and Parental Involvement in Adolescents’ Academics

Stijn Van Petegem, Katherine Gibb, Bénédicte Mouton

6.81 Why do students misbehave? Explanations for the behavior of Black and White students in the classroom.

Mafalda Mascarenhas, Rui Costa Lopes, Ricardo Borges Rodrigues, Lasana Harris

6.82 Rural and Global Consciousness: an Experimental exploration in USA college students

Angel Saavedra Cisneros, Sydney Fetkenhauer, Deiondra Wussow

6.83 “I feel good with my teachers”. The effects of positive teacher-student relationships on students’ self-esteem and perceptions about their future.

Chiara Parisse, Mara Marini, Guido Benvenuto, Francesca Santini, Alessandra Cecalupo, Stefano Livi, Federica Scarci

6.84 Imagine an anxious adolescent, then describe it! The perception of student anxiety among teachers and parents.

Annamária Mariháziné Dombi, Lilla Koltói, Paszkál Kiss

6.85 Are Adolescents More or Less Inclusive than Their Parents and Teachers?

Fabio Maratia, Elisabetta Crocetti

6.86 A Transactional Model of Parental and Adolescent Intergroup Attitude Development

Wilma Middendorf, Maarten van Zalk, Ralf Wölfer

6.87 Boredom in parenthood: examining an overlooked but important emotion

Christine Tonne Artak, Stefan Pfattheicher

6.88 Parental socialization, stigma consciousness and social identity in parents and children of families with Turkish migration history

Joelle-Cathrin Flöther, Evgi Sadegie, Anna Huang, Juliane Degner

6.89 Mechanization in childhood: Dehumanization and competence.

Alexandra Chas, Xing Jie Chen Xia

6.90 Hungarian youth of the 1990s democratic change examined in Central European comparison

Paszkál Kiss

6.91 Are good (theories about) conspiracy theories actually practical?

Roland Imhoff

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Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00090) Competing interests in challenging inequality

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(00630) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Social Identity of Trauma and Adversity

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Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 12.1 Interventions

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Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(01330) Implicit bias in applied contexts: from health to mental health and gender equality

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(02630) How students’ and parents’ beliefs in school meritocracy play a role in the reproduction and legitimation of academic and social inequalities

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Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(02660) From Threat to Buffer: Negative Effects of Gender Identity Threat and How to Reduce It

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(02460) You never get a second chance to change the first impression – or do you? How perceivers form and update impressions about others

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Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(02990) The Queen’s Crowds – Participation, Representation, Transformation, and Continuity

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Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(00250) Towards a biographical perspective on the development of political worldviews

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Blitz 12.2 Norms

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Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(00810) When morality comes to the fore: The antecedents, processes, and consequences of societal moralisation and division

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Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

Lunchtime session

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Session 13

14:30 - 16:30

Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 13.1 Ideology II

Edward Clarke

14:30-14:35 Social dominance orientation and collective action to oppose migration: A 22-nation investigation

Tomasz Besta, Emma Thomas, Michał Olech, Paweł Jurek

14:35-14:40 Meritocracy, a Mirage? How a Belief in Individual Merit Hurts those at the Bottom of the Ladder

Ivan Cano-Gomez, Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington

14:40-14:45 Who selects the midpoint on the left-right self-placement item? A cross-national exploration of latent political profiles

Edward Clarke, Frank Eckerle

14:45-14:50 An Integrative Theory of Individual- and Social-Level Belief Dynamics

Jonas Dalege

14:50-14:55 A cross-national evaluation of a value-based measure of political orientation (POS)

Hannah Decker, Nur Efsan Cetinkaya, Nicole Krämer

14:55-15:00 Public remembrance of victims of past atrocities reduces right-wing voting

Berenike Firestone

15:00-15:05 The threat in the air or the threat in the head: Testing generalism and particularism models of threat and political beliefs in the 2020 US elections

Michael Edem Fiagbenu, Thomas Kessler

15:05-15:10 “We no longer lead the dance” Introducing the supplanting threat and its implications on intergroup relations within a social movement

Pauline Grippa, Laurent Licata

15:10-15:15 Construction and contestation of climate activist identities in the comments section of a large UK-based online newspaper

Harry Lewis

15:15-15:20 Parasite stress does relate to social dominance orientation across 58 countries and 50 US states

Brian O'Shea, Randy Thornhill, Lotte Thomson

15:20-15:25 Justification of racial inequality among majority and minority group members

Alexandra Suppes, Jaime Napier, PJ Henry

15:25-15:30 The partisan dilemma: Evaluating partisans’ responses to sacrificial harm performed by in and out-party politicians

Matilde Tumino, Silvana A. D’Ottone, Michael Donner, Paul Conway

15:30-15:35 The Role of Authoritarianism in Fostering Institutional Trust and Compliance During the COVID-19 Pandemic in New Zealand

Elena Zubielevitch, Chris Sibley, Nicole Satherley, Danny Osborne

15:35-16:30 Q&A session

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(00960) In the Values of the Beholder: How personal values impact interpretation and meaning in life

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(00610) Towards a new generation of acculturation research: Innovative dynamic and contextual methods to capture complexity across time, domains, and contexts

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Blitz 13.2 Prejudice II

Michael Thai

14:30-14:35 What can we learn from the errors people make? An Error-Choice Test on Prejudice against Muslims and Islam

Paul Bacher, Sarah Teige-Mocigemba

14:35-14:40 When do people take the perspective of other group members? A meta-analysis of the effects of perspective-taking on intergroup attitudes and actions

Eliana K. Buonaiuto, Emma F. Thomas, Mariette Berndsen, Paul Williamson, Lisette Yip

14:40-14:45 More alike or less distinct? Categorization and individuation asymmetries in the other-race effect

Felicitas Flade

14:45-14:50 Ascent of Humans: Investigating Methodological and Ethical Concerns About the Measurement

Kamil Izydorczak, Tomasz Grzyb, Dariusz Dolinski

14:50-14:55 Norms and Prejudice

Thomas Kessler, Clemens Lindner, Pascal Gelfort, Julia Elad-Strenger

14:55-15:00 What does the individual add: Investigating regional norms and individual factors as predictors of individual prejudice

Clemens Lindner, Pascal Gelfort, Julia Elad-Strenger, Thomas Kessler

15:00-15:05 Do French adolescents prefer counter-stereotypical targets? Investigation of the gender backlash effect in adolescence

Ethan Meimoun, Cristina Aelenei, Julia Berenguer, Virginie Bonnot

15:05-15:10 The Effect of Time Pressure and an Organization's Diversity Climate on the Evaluation of Ingroup and Outgroup Applicants

Tobias Sachs, Astrid Homan, Bram Lancee

15:10-15:15 Our Ways Will Not Change: Collective Future Continuity Increases Present Prosocial Considerations

Andrej Simić, Simona Sacchi, Marco Perugini

15:15-15:20 Masculine generics are more than a habit: gender language conservatism and the rejection of feminine qualifiers

Federica Spaccatini, Maria Giuseppina Pacilli, Stefano Pagliaro, Ilaria Giovannelli, John T. Jost

15:20-15:25 What are they in it for? Marginalised group members perceive allies differently depending on the costs and rewards associated with their allyship

Michael Thai, Jarren Nylund

15:25-15:30 Excluded from humanity: The impact of biological dehumanization on indirect aggressive intentions

Roberta Rosa Valtorta, Cristina Baldissarri, Chiara Volpato

15:30-15:35 Solidarity during the pandemic: The impact of help seeker’s ethnicity on receiving help

Susanne Veit, Ruta Yemane, Hannah Arnu, Jonas Rees, Ralf Wölfer

15:35-16:30 Q&A session

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(02200) Legacies of colonialism and present-day intergroup relations

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(00860) Novel Directions in Honour Research

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(02450) Rethinking gender and language – Recent developments and novel insights into gender inclusive language beyond the binary

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(01010) Perspectives on social and interpersonal trust: A social-psychological outlook

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(00460) A modest proposal to revisit theories of collective action by and for marginalized groups

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(02420) Economic inequality fostering individual and societal change

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(02700) Functions of Being Moved in Times of Crisis

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(00190) The Social Nature of Emotion Regulation: Causes, Consequences and Cultural Context

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Poster Session 7

7.1 Functional First Impressions of Children’s Faces

Clare Sutherland, Jemma Collova, Linda Jeffery, Ellen Bothe

7.2 Attitudes Towards Children: Distinguishing Affection from Stress

Gregory Maio, Lukas Wolf, Vlad Costin, Sapphira Thorne, Alexander Nolan, Colin Foad, Geoff Haddock

7.3 The role of attitudes towards children in adults' mental representations of children

Marina Iosifyan, Lukas Wolf, Gregory Maio

7.4 Perceiving Children as Less Human Than Adults

Sara Hagá, João Santos

7.5 Dissonance within the social self: Exploring the effects of norm conflict between ingroups

Anna Maria Becker, Torsten Masson, Immo Fritsche

7.6 “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea?” Exploring the experience of ambivalence in the context of societal debates

Marina Ton Gonneke, Martijn van Zomeren, Katherine Stroebe

7.7 The Cognitive-Ecological Disadvantage of Novel Groups in the Formation of Attitudes, Memory, and Stereotypes

Johanna Woitzel, Hans Alves

7.8 A Cognitive-Ecological Explanation of Gender Bias in Leadership

Anna Schulte, Anne Irena Weitzel, Hans Alves, Joris Lammers

7.9 In the End, We All Look for the Same - Valence Asymmetries of Traits in Dating

Tabea Zorn, Christian Unkelbach

7.10 A Cognitive-Ecological Model of Consumer Choices

Moritz Ingendahl, Johanna Woitzel, Hans Alves

7.11 Cognitive Processing of Humanoid Robots’ Faces: Detecting Anthropomorphism through Scrambled Face Decision Tasks

Francesca Cocchella, Alessandra Sacino, Luca Andrighetto

7.12 Immoral robots are dehumanized, distrusted, disliked, and people want to self-disclose less to them

Angelika Penner, Friederike Eyssel

7.13 The influence of robot’s voice in forming, maintaining, and repairing trust in Human-Robot Interaction

Ilaria Torre, Marta Romeo, Debora Zanatto, Jeremy Goslin, Iolanda Leite

7.14 Identifying national sentiments in language

Stefan Leach, Chiara Zazzarino, Aleksandra Cichocka

7.15 BERTAgent: a Novel Tool for Detection and Quantification of Agency in Text

Jan Nikadon, Caterina Suitner, Tomaso Erseghe, Lejla Džanko, Magdalena Formanowicz

7.16 Mapping linguistic markers from textual data to words

Tomaso Erseghe, Lejla Dzanko, Jan Nikadon, Magdalena Formanowicz, Caterina Suitner

7.17 Intuition for the intuitive: Matching effects and multiple roles for intuition appeals in persuasion

Filipe Loureiro, Teresa García-Marques, Duane T. Wegener

7.18 Curiosity, boredom and disgust may lead to increased or decreased information processing and persuasion

Maria Stavraki, Ricardo García-Márquez, Miriam Romero, Pablo Briñol, Richard E. Petty

7.19 Confidence Moderates the Impact of Attitudes on Related Group Identities

Borja Paredes, Ana Grande, Olivia Lozano, Lorena Moreno, Pablo Briñol, Richard E. Petty

7.20 Power Can Increase but Also Decrease Cheating Depending On What Thoughts Are Validated

David Santos, Grigorios Lamprinakos, Solon Magrizos, Pablo Briñol, Richard E. Petty

7.21 Prosocial attitudes guiding helping behaviors toward Ukrainian Refugees as a function of metacognitive processes

Lorena Moreno, Pablo Briñol, Richard E. Petty

7.22 Action choice shields against incidental affective influences on effort

Guido H.E. Gendolla, Yann S. Bouzidi, Johanna R. Falk, Peter M. Gollwitzer, Gabriele Oettingen

7.23 Does uncontrollability lead to effort withdrawal? The role of perceived task demand

Marcin Bukowski, Michael Inzlicht, Wiktor Soral, Aidan Campbell

7.24 Power affects effort investment during goal pursuit

Petra C. Schmid, Leila Straub, Enru Lin, Laure Tremonte-Freydefont

7.25 Seeing people: When and why observers pay attention to others in need and outgroup members

Julia Vogt

7.26 Contact with a robot friend: Reducing prejudice against primary and secondary outgroups in human-robot interaction

Selen Akay, Junko Kanero, Sabahat C. Bagci

7.27 The Tamagotchi Effect: How Robots Evoke Altruism By Inducing Guilt

Marieke Wieringa

7.28 The Judgment of A.I. Agents as Intentional Actors

Reem Ayad

7.29 AI Perception: Warmth and Competence and Agency and Experience in Artificial Intelligent agents (AIs)

Afroditi Tsourginni

7.30 Would You Pass the Turing test? Influencing Factors of the Turing decision

Adrienn Ujhelyi

7.31 From tool to team-mate: A framework for human trust in collaborative artificial intelligence

Melanie McGrath, Andreas Duenser

7.32 Young People’s Digital Maturity: Development and Initial Validation of the Digital Maturity Inventory (DIMI)

Franziska Laaber, Arnd Florack, Teresa Koch, Marco Hubert

7.33 Assessing Active and Passive Behavior in Social Media: Validation of the Social Media Activity Questionnaire (SMAQ)

Phillip Ozimek, Julia Brailosvkaia, Hans-Werner Bierhoff

7.34 Influence of social media comments on teenagers's perceptions of immoral behavior

Laura Rodríguez-Gómez, Sofía Moreno-Gata, Xing Jie Chen-Xia, Naira Delgado

7.35 Depression and upward social comparison during Instagram use: a negative feedback loop

Raphaël Aubry

7.36 Social factors predict in-game spending behavior among adults: A 4-wave longitudinal study

Iina Savolainen, Ilkka Vuorinen, Atte Oksanen

7.37 Gaming with a Feminist: Sexism and Perception of Sexist Incidents in Online Video Games

Mariela Bustos-Ortega, Mónica Romero-Sánchez, Jesús L. Megías, Hugo Carretero-Dios

7.38 Machine Learning in Social Psychology: From Active Addiction to Rehabilitation

Matthew Belanger, Ana-Maria Bliuc, Christopher Benwell, John Betts

7.39 Detecting salient social identities in forum posts

Mustafa Biber, Miriam Koschate-Reis, Joanne Smith

7.40 The Appeal of Online Anonymity: Motivations to Seek Anonymity Mediate the Relationship between Dark Traits and Trolling

Lewis Nitschinsk, Stephanie J. Tobin, Eric J. Vanman

7.41 On the Relation of Boredom and Internet Trolling

Thekla J. Müller-Boysen, Sergio Pirla, Stefan Pfattheicher

7.43 Does self-compassion have a protective role in the relationship between social media and women's body dissatisfaction?

Valentin Flaudias, Elisa Sarda, Anaïs Ameline, Julie Arsandaux, Rebecca Shankland, Rachel Rodgers

7.44 The Value of Other People’s Privacy (VOPP) Scale

Rakibul Hasan, Rebecca Weil, Rudolf Siegel, Katharina Krombholz

7.45 Exaggeration of Emotional Responses in Online Communication

Avner Caspi, Shir Etgar

7.46 Kindly Confused? People Share Money with Computers for Social Reasons

Yngwie Nielsen, Isabel Thielmann, Ingo Zettler, Stefan Pfattheicher

7.47 Measuring Parental Technoference: Adaptation and Validation of the DISRUPT Questionnaire in the Polish Sample

Paulina Szymańska

7.48 Self-objectification and phubbing in women: The mediational role of rumination and Social Networking Sites excessive use

Manuel Jesús Ruiz, Gemma Sáez, Francisca Expósito

7.49 Time flies when you are having fun in the metaverse, but only if you are a novice

Anna Manfredi, Alessandro Gabbiadini

7.50 Migration to the metaverse and its predictors: attachment to virtual places and metaverse-related threat

Tomasz Oleksy

7.51 Effort is Meaningful: Pushing Oneself Provides Purpose

Aidan Campbell

7.52 The Role of Inter-individual Differences in Executive Functioning when Predicting Real-World Self-Control Failures

Georgia Clay, Christopher Mlynski, Veronika Job

7.53 Sustained self-control: boundary conditions of engagement and active disengagement through a mental effort lens

Leopold Roth, Christopher Mlynski, Veronika Job

7.54 Exploring sandbagging behavior: a systematic review

Livioara Elena Prodan, Mihaela Boza

7.55 Self-Threat and Helping Behaviour: The Role of Self-Compassion

Leah Smolarek

7.56 Social networks use triggers the imposter syndrome, mediated by social comparison orientation and self-concept autonomy

Mihaela Boza, Luca Alexandra Luminita

7.57 A shed of light upon the paradox of Self-Stigma

Luana Maria Alexa, Andrei Rusu, Mugur Daniel Ciumăgeanu

7.58 Fantasies are made of these: A systematic analysis what people fantasize about and the relation with Personality and Life Satifaction

Tina Venema, Stefan Pfattheicher, Karolina Ścigała, Dorthe Thompsen, Yngwie Nielsen, Sinué Salgado

7.59 When does a future self impels action? Feeling of connection between the current and the future self: a reciprocal effect

Cécile Nurra, Daphna Oyserman, Fernando Núñez-Regueiro

7.60 Examining a Regression Approach to Assessing Unrealistic Comparative Optimism

James A. Shepperd, Gabrielle Pogge, Gregory D. Webster, Thorsten Pachur, David Fedele, Erika A. Waters

7.61 Self-esteem stability, temperament and contingent self-esteem – mediation analysis

Klaudia Wróblewska, Adam Siwiak, Malwina Szpitalak, Romuald Polczyk

7.62 Do answers to the Brief Self-Control Scale reflect self-control as a (effortful) process or does it merely reflect past behaviour?

Katrine Mikkelsen, Torsten Martiny-Huenger

7.63 Becoming Aware of One's Own Biases — A Longitudinal Study. Metacognitive Approach

Hanna Brycz

7.64 Improving self-control by observational learning

Mina Movahedi, Gayannée Kedia, Katja Corcoran, Amelie Baitinger, Clemens Nussgraber

7.65 Testing Linear and Non-linear Associations between Psychological Reactance, Self-Esteem, and Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction

Ezgi Besikci, Asiye Yildirim

7.66 Thoughts system underlying comparative optimism about positive and negative events

Etienne Simon, Florent Lheureux, Robert Ngueutsa

7.67 Can compensatory control counteract a lack of trust?

Stephan Nuding, Merle Mertes, Mario Gollwitzer

7.68 Validation of the French General Intellectual Humility Scale

Ivane Nuel, Gael Gorgo, Cécile Nurra, Maude Tagand, Gregory Webster, Dominique Muller

7.69 The “Mediterranean, Frontier of Peace, Education and Reconciliation” project: A challenge for ethno-cultural identity?

Maria Adele Piccardo, Ariela Francesca Pagani, Anna Bertoni, Raffaella Iafrate

7.70 Evaluative conditioning under limited cognitive resources: a tDCS study

Robert Balas, Joanna Wąsowicz, Krzysztof Hanusz, Patrycja Uram, Łukasz Okruszek

7.71 Effect of language exposure on the other-race effect in 9-month-old infants raised in a multi-ethnic city

Ricarda Brieke, Lasana Harris

7.72 Investigations of a ‘dehumanizing gaze’ towards facial difference with eye-tracking technology

Pauline Rasset, Benoit Montalan, Jessica Mange

7.73 A picture is worth a thousand words – Feedback on veracity using the truthiness effect

Claudine Pulm, Jan Rummel

7.74 Beyond Beauty: Does Visual Art Enhance Social Cognitive Skills?

Yagmur Ozbay

7.75 Can affective states alter self-other distinction? Examination of the impact of affective states on self-prioritization in a shape-label matching task

Mélissa Lafleur, Cédric Bouquet, Lucette Toussaint, Théodore Alexopoulos

7.76 Effects of gender and similarity on visuo-spatial perspective-taking performance: an individual participant meta-analysis

Thorsten Erle, Nicoline J. Hertogs, Chau B. Tran

7.77 Social Power reduces the consequences of cognitive Inconsistency in a Stroop task

Chloé Touzé, Peggy Chekroun, Jean-Baptiste Légal

7.78 Multitasking Mindset and Goal Inhibition: Results From Goal-Shielding Experiments

Jakub Cacek, Ewa Szumowska, Karolina Bonarska

7.79 Exploring the Contribution of Empathic Concern and Perspective Taking Within Shoot/No-Shoot Decision Making

Ashleigh Haydock-Symonds, Tim Hopthrow

7.80 The effects of the appraisal of certainty on information processing: An attempted replication of Tiedens and Linton (2001) findings

Mélody Mailliez, Thomas Bresson, Julia Katia, Catherine Verniers

7.81 Are We Following Each Other in Semantic Space? Exploring Group Interactions in Memory Foraging Tasks

Johanna Falben, Nick Chater, Adam Sanborn

7.82 Ballast of Negative Bias: Negative Bias in Vocal Emotion Evaluation and Recognition in Borderline Personality Disorder

Aleksandra Fortuńska

7.83 Need state, food choices and the attraction effect

Coralie Samson, Miguel Brendl

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Session 14

17:50 - 19:30

Room 1 - Main Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

(00760) Beliefs in Conspiracy Theories: From intra-individual to intergroup antecedents and consequences

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 2 - Main Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(02610) Psychosocial consequences of economic inequality: A threat to democracy and well-being

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 3 - Middle Auditorium A (Auditorium Maximum)

Blitz 14.1 Self-perception and self-regulation

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 4 - Middle Auditorium B (Auditorium Maximum)

(00740) On the importance of social coordination: How and when it works (and when it does not) in various social settings

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 5 - Seminar Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(02390) To protest or not to protest - that is the question. A nuanced view on how affect shapes collective responses to global crises

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 6 - Small Auditorium (Auditorium Maximum)

(00260) International Perspectives on Gender Equality at Home – Social-Psychological Factors Contributing to a Gender-Based Division of Domestic Wor

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 9 - Assembly Hall B (Law & Administration)

(02360) What makes life easier or harder in the new society? Refugees’ and residents’ responses to immigration and intergroup processes

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Room 10 - Green Room (Law & Administration)

Blitz 14.2 Applied Social Psychology

Eleni Andreouli

17:50-17:55 Local and international students in the Netherlands managing acculturation and adversity: insights from a longitudinal study

Michael Bender, Jia He, Mark Brandt

17:55-18:00 Cognitive Functioning is Better on Computers than on Smartphones: A Bayesian Multilevel Meta-Analysis

Shir Etgar, Niall Bolger

18:00-18:05 Stimulating financial organisations to comply: results from a letter experiment

Sarwesh Ishwardat

18:05-18:10 Backwards in the future – how collective memories shape indigenous communities trust in the police

Mariska Kappmeier

18:10-18:15 Socioeconomic status and parental mediation relate to the use of digital devices by adolescents in ways which promote individual development

Teresa Koch

18:15-18:20 Living Between two Cultures: Mixed-Methods to Understanding Meanings, Values and Desires of Moroccan Immigrants living in Southern Spain

Andreea A. Constantin, Lucía López Rodríguez, Alexandra Vázquez, Beatriz González, Erika Vázquez

18:20-18:25 Would you eat Peppa Pig? The effect of animal identification in children on their willingness to consume and relate with animals

Aleksandra Rabinovitch, Katarzyna Byrka, Katarzyna Cantarero, Katarzyna Myślińska-Szarek

18:25-18:30 Promoting children's pro-environmental behaviors with cooperative learning: An intervention study with 5th and 6th graders

Fantine Surret, Wojciech Świątkowski, Céline Buchs, Emilio Paolo Visintin, Fabrizio Butera

18:30-18:35 A Domain-General Perspective on Deviancy: People’s Sensitivity to Deviancy and its Social Consequences

Anton Gollwitzer

18:35-18:40 Promoting Diverse Youth’s Career Development through Informal Science Learning: The Role of Inclusivity and Belonging

Mengya Zhao, Channing Mathews, Kelly Lynn Mulvey, Adam Hartstone-Rose, Luke McGuire, Adam Hoffman, Mark Winterbottom, Angelina Joy, Fidelia Law, Frances Balkwill, Karen Burns, Lawrence Butler, Marc Drews, Grace Fields, Hannah Smith, Adam Rutland

18:40-19:30 Q&A session

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 11 - Blue Room (Law & Administration)

(02620) Understanding Multipronged Social Identity Processes: Violence and Extremism in Western and Non-Western Contexts

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17:50 - 19:30

Room 12 - Small Room (Law & Administration)

(01090) The Social Psychology of Collective Vulnerability: Identity-Based Approaches to Understanding Challenges, Resolution, and Resistance

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17:50 - 19:10

Room 7 - Conference Room (Auditorium Maximum)

(00070) Singlehood and Well-Being

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17:50 - 19:10

Room 8 - Assembly Hall A (Law & Administration)

(02890) Globalizing Social Psychology: Insights from Beyond the East-West Cultural Binary

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20:30 - 22:30

Farewell Dinner

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