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This Friday (12/05) from 10:30-16:00 is the next Dutch Political Psychology Meeting. Everyone is welcome to join at the ASCoR | @[email protected] (Roeterseiland campus, C10.20). We have a great full program of speakers! See below 👇

10:45 Daan Scheepers: "Social change as challenge and threat: A social psychophysiological approach" 11:25 Chantal D’Amore : "Perceived polarization amplifies attitude moralization in response to partisan news: A four-wave longitudinal study around the 2020 US election campaign"

13:05 Leticia Micheli: "In pursuit of racial equality: identifying the determinants of support for the Black Lives Matter movement" 13:45 @GootjesFrank: "Societal discontent as a catalyst for action: how a negative sentiment about society at large fuels political action"

14:40 Flavio Azevedo :"Measuring Ideology: Current practices, its consequences, and recommendations" 15:20 Kevin Koonings: "An era of conspiracies and the great reset of democracy"

It is time for another Dutch Political Psychology Meeting. We have a full, on site, program. For details about speakers and talks, see the tweets from Maaike Homan. If you are in the area, feel free to join. We meet from 10.30 - 16.00 ASCoR | @[email protected] REC C10.20.

Wonderfull kickoff for #easp2023krk at the Navigating Social Change pre conference! Thank to our brilliant speakers Paszkál Kiss , Melissa Jauch , @GonnekeT , Chantal D’Amore , Marty Colombo , Zachary Petzel , @LisetteYip , Elena Bacchini , @tobisachs

Big thank you to Chantal D’Amore, Kelly Kirkland, and Jolanda for joining me for this #easp2023krk symposium on societal moralisation and division. Super interesting work and even better humans.

"The Intergroup Value Protection Model: A Theoretically Integrative and Dynamic Approach to Intergroup Conflict Escalation in Democratic Societies". Very happy to see our paper online in PSPR! With Martijn van Zomeren, Eric Shuman Ana Leal Inga Lisa journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Trending in #SocialPsychology: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Race, objectivity & hiring preferences 2) Happiness & narcissism 3) The Intergroup Value Protection Model 4) Independents, not partisans, are more likely to hold and express electoral preferences based in negativity

The Next International Moral Psychology (IMP) Seminar Series talks: Monday, November 6th at 12pm EST Flashtalk from Chantal D’Amore Main talk from Paul Conway Registration: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… With Meltem Yucel (Melt-um You-Jell) and Jim AC Everett 🇬🇧🏳️‍🌈 Can't wait!!!

Check out Kurt Gray's awesome new interview about our ongoing research on our moral minds and the role of victimization and vulnerability in understanding polarization.

COVID19 booster uptake along political demographic lines in The Netherlands, a study. Differences by age, political preference, country of origin, and less importantly, socio-economic status.

Perceived polarization strengthens attitude moralization (and vice versa) This explains how non-moralized conflict about topics like climate change or Covid between groups can evolve into zero-sum conflict during periods of intense polarization.

"Much of the existing research has suggested that the moralization of political attitudes at a large scale can be dangerous for society and democracy. For example, moralization tends to make people more opposed against compromises, more hostile towards people with different