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3 Jul 2024: p pSander van der Linden, Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Cambridge who supported several discussions in the Summit, said that while disinformation had been around for thousands of ... max-width: 883px) 100vw, 883px" //figure pHow can

9 Jul 2023: Representative work:.  Vecchi 2020. “Managing Errors” in the Perception of Workplace Social Networks: The Case of Workplace Cooperation. ... The importance of leader social network ties for employee creativity. Journal of Applied Psychology, 99(5),

Collectively, my questions led me to find scholars outside of my field, from journalism, authoritarian studies, social psychology, psychiatry, public policy, computer science, law, and other information sciences, to help me ... The first Cambridge

3 Jul 2024: The aim would be holistic plans which covers material, infrastructure, ecological, social and political regeneration. ... foreigner syndrome” where personnel are considered outsiders in American social and professional circles.

3 Jul 2024: It’s a way of life rooted in ancient philosophy emphasising family bonds and social harmony. ... Granting pro-social officials more freedom is advantageous since they possess better information.

Moscovici, S., and M. Zavalloni (1969) “The group as a polarizer of attitudes,” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 12(2), 125–135.

Robyn Scott, author and co-founder of OneLeap which connects leading organisations with social entrepreneurs. ... Simone Schnall, a senior lecturer in psychology at Cambridge whose recent work has included the effect of emotion on morality.

Researchers in consumer behaviour draw heavily upon the theories and methodologies of experimental psychology, particularly experimental social psychology. ... The module focuses on theories from organisation theory, IS, innovation and management to

The study, entitled “I don’t want the money, I just want your time: how moral identity overcomes the aversion to giving time to pro-social causes”, has just been accepted ... for publication by the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

social network a far better judge of character than its human equivalent.