📢 Call for Papers Special Issue: Rethinking Resistance in Peace & Conflict #peace #psychology #APA We invite work that challenges dominant models of #peace ✊🏽 See www.apa.org/pubs/journals/pac/resistance-peace-conflict for more information @apajounals.bsky.social @lauraktaylorPHD.bsky.social
Micaela Varela
@micavarela.bsky.social
Psicóloga Social 💜 (she/her/ella) PhD student at NYU Steinhardt - Psychology and Social Intervention.
Our paper examining the relationship between perceptions of police procedural justice, anger toward the police, and support for disruptive collective action in Chile is now published! Link to the full paper: doi.org/10.1002/casp...
Police Fairness, Anger and Support for Violent and Non‐Violent Disruptive Actions in Chile
Cross-sectional research has shown that perceptions of injustice and their resultant emotions are associated with increased support for collective actions. In a three-wave longitudinal study of Chile...
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The need for context in intergroup conflict research Comment by Rezarta Bilali go.nature.com/43XISCm
New in #EJSP: We provide evidence on the role of social cohesion and its potential for reducing support for extremist violence. Work with Dominika Bulska, Rezarta Bilali and Ruoxi Xu. doi.org/10.1002/ejsp...
Does Social Cohesion Predict Justification of Extremist Violence? Evidence From the Sahel Region in Burkina Faso
Many governments have invested in interventions that foster social cohesion to promote peace and prevent the rise of violent extremism. Yet, we know little about the relationship between social cohes...
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