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We are an interdisciplinary research group using political psychology and adjacent fields to explain salient socio-political themes.
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In a new paper published in Nature Human Behavior, lab members Bert Bakker and Gijs Schumacher, together with Claire Gothreau and Kevin Arceneaux, find no evidence
The program for the 9th Dutch Political Psychology Meeting on March 13th 2020 is now available. You can find the program and further information regarding
The 9th Dutch Political Psychology Meeting will be helt on Friday, March 13th from 10:00 – 17:00. You can find more information here.
The Hot Politics Lab is organizing a full-day conference-in-a-conference on the advances on emotions in politics at MPSA 2020 on April 18th 2020 in Chicago.
Bert Bakker was awared a Marie Curie Global fellowship for his project: Politics isn’t hot. It is cool. This will be conducted in the Hot
Bert will be editing a special issue on “Personality and Politics” for Personality and Individual Differences together with Chris Dawes (NYU), Aron Weinschenck (University of
Alle wetenschappers aan universiteiten en umc’s moeten een eigen werkkapitaal krijgen. Lees ons advies over een rolling-grantfonds 👉 https://t.co/dum0BaCgaT
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It was great to host @RoKlemmensen in the #HotPoliticsLab today. Robert's interdisciplinary agenda - ranging from genes and personality to more standard political Behavior - has influenced my thinking about political psychology a lot.
‘Culture wars’ are fought by tiny minority – UK study https://t.co/YhSl8zLmP4
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