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Tweets from members of The Centre for the Study of #GroupProcesses @UniKent - Researching social psychological processes affecting group & intergroup relations
University of Kent
Joined November 2012
Our recent article on COVID-19 threat and intergroup attitudes features in @APA showcase 👀. Another paper from our #BeyondUsAndThem research project! w/ @Hiro_IMADA @Dominic_Abrams
https://t.co/g02lUzgRz1
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Wonderful week of congregations this week, especially lovely to see some @Group_Lab PhDs and the first cohort of Business Psych @KentPsychology #grouplife #MadeinKent #KentGrads @shazzyas @Ben_B_Davies_ @ Ben Steeden - congrats!
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📢 Very happy to see the latest of our research reports launching today! If you're interested in intergroup relationships, discrimination, deprivation, and contact, there are findings in there for you 🤓. Excerpt below, full report from the link! @KentPsychology @BelongNetwork
Launching today: Our latest research looking at experiences of discrimination, prejudice and cohesion - with @UniKent and @NuffieldFound
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I’ve passed my viva with minor correction! Very grateful to the enormous support I’ve had from my supervisors (@TimHopthrow, @Dominic_Abrams, @JimACEverett ), family (e.g., @asix001 ) and friends!! Also many thanks to my examiners (@nsfaber & Dr Pascal Burgmer).
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Congratulations to @Hiro_IMADA for passing his viva today. And as good news never comes alone, we've also had a paper accepted over the weekend with Hiro as 1st author 🎉(more on that soon)! Ladies and gentlemen, ...Dr Imada 👏👏👏 !
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Our paper, gossip about ingroup and outgroup norm deviation, is now out at Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology!! https://t.co/hi0svgRzcU
New paper in press at CRSP with @MarikaRullo, @TimHopthrow, @j_vdvyver, and @HannaZagefka! We looked into the tendency to gossip about negative/positive norm deviation and motivation behind it in an intergroup context! 🧵 https://t.co/Vks6P9Jol5
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New review paper led by @RumblePsychLab!! We discuss cooperation/defection/responses to defections in dyadic relationships. Do dyads strictly follow TFT? We argue there are reasons dyads can be generous and forgiving after they are defected. https://t.co/pZtMciRYRu
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
There is a long-standing debate in philosophy and the social sciences about how selfishness and cooperation function in dyadic social exchanges. Dyads are the foundation of our social lives, and...
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The first #RegisteredReport coming out of our lab!
New paper in press at CRSP with @MarikaRullo, @TimHopthrow, @j_vdvyver, and @HannaZagefka! We looked into the tendency to gossip about negative/positive norm deviation and motivation behind it in an intergroup context! 🧵 https://t.co/Vks6P9Jol5
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Today we had @yuhos_socpsy talking about his fascinating paper on interventions to ageism (in press at EJSP: https://t.co/jhqmgHXAZ8)! Thanks for sharing your research with us, Yuho!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Stereotype Embodiment Theory (SET) implies that people who hold negative attitudes towards the elderly are more likely to experience a decline in various cognitive/physical functions themselves....
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Today we had our former lab member @zaferozkan55 coming back to us and presenting his fascinating research on the relationship between social identification/fusion and collective action! It’s always great to have lab alumni back☺️☺️
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.@Hiro_IMADA et al. revisit Heyman/Ariely (2004) Effort for Payment: A Tale of Two Markets. "higher compensation is generally perceived as better when soliciting help, yet more so for the money market cash rewards than for the social market goods rewards"
online.ucpress.edu
Heyman and Ariely (2004) demonstrated that the expected effectiveness of soliciting help varied depending on the “market”, a money market represented by cash rewards versus a social market represen...
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Our replication of Heyman and Ariely (2004) has been accepted at @CollabraOA!! What did the original paper find, and what did we successfully replicate? 🧵
Accepted at @CollabraOA: "Rewarding more better for soliciting help, yet more so for cash than goods: Revisiting & reframing Tale of 2 Markets w/ reps & exts of Heyman & Ariely (2004)" Well done @Hiro_IMADA & 4 students! PP: https://t.co/pGDL91hrll OSF: https://t.co/4u2i6s293W
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Fascinating #psychology of evils/virtues of #groups with #HeavyMetal - @IronMaiden's BruceDickinson & @TheRealDrKev in #psychoschizoespresso Episode 5: Is The Mafia a Good Thing? With Professor @Dominic_Abrams on https://t.co/bzAPyO4LyA via @YouTube and
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I’m chuffed to announce that I’ve received an Outstanding Reviewer Award in the ‘21 Emerald Literati Awards. I’m grateful to the editorial team for giving me an opportunity to review / learn!! 😊😊😊 #LiteratiAwards
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#HotOffThePress! Our paper on conspiracy beliefs during #COVID19 is now available #openaccess in J Pacific Rim Psychology. Collaborative work from @KentPsychology: Linus Peitz, @Karen_Douglas Robbie Sutton & @Dominic_Abrams 👇 https://t.co/S7ZADKyqBT
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New research shows that anti-prejudice workshops based on a programme by @AnneFrankTrust, are having a significant and lasting impact in British schools. Research by Katie Goodbun (@KatieGoodbun)and Professor Dominic Abrams (@Dominic_Abrams) here: https://t.co/Ake6VfspxL
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The 2021 Annual Impact Report #JustBeingHuman from @AnneFrankTrust and written by @KatieGoodbun is now available! Thanks to @SeNSS @UniKent @KentPsychology @Dominic_Abrams for supporting my collaboration with this fantastic charity.
annefrank.org.uk
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I had the pleasure to talk with @claudiahammond about our research tackling engine idling in Canterbury tonight in All in the Mind (BBC 4 Radio). @Group_Lab @KentPsychology 's infamous field experiment at the railway crossing! Interview here (start 16:20)
bbc.co.uk
Claudia hears about a new treatment for people experiencing persecutory delusions.
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Thank you @takano_ryota for joining us and presenting your work on awe and intergroup bias today (at 8pm in Japan!). We really enjoyed your talk and discussions!
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The latest report from our project - evidence of why accessible locally based communication on #COVID19 matters, but it depends where you are - we asked over 9000 people in #Scotland, #Wales, #Manchester, #London, #Bristol, #WestMidlands and #Kent
Local government communication is seen as more honest and credible than that of the national government. This is according to our new report released today, ‘Public Perceptions of UK and Local Government Communication about COVID-19’. Read the report here. https://t.co/ktabYxS28L
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