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Transitions, disruptions, and interruptions: the political psychology of unexpected events and crises

Conflict
Extremism
Political Psychology
P489
Tereza Capelos
University of Southampton
Jolanda van der Noll
FernUniversität in Hagen
The Political Psychology of Transitions, Disruptions, and Interruptions: Understanding Crises, Normality and Their Psychological Impacts

Abstract

1.Can Intergenerational Perspective-Taking Transform Environmental Attitudes, Policy Preferences, and Behavior? 2.COVID-19, Mental Health, and Political Support 3.How effective is integration policy for the structural and sociocultural integration of recently arrived refugees? A quasi-experiment in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. 4.Understating emergency: Understanding “crisis politics” framing as a strategic choice by political operatives

Title Details
Can Intergenerational Perspective-Taking Transform Environmental Attitudes, Policy Preferences, and Behavior? View Paper Details
How effective is integration policy for the structural and sociocultural integration of recently arrived refugees? A quasi-experiment in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. View Paper Details
COVID-19, Mental Health, and Political Support View Paper Details