Groups in conflict develop strikingly different construals of the same violent events. These
clashing perceptions of past violence can have detrimental consequences for intergroup …

Conspiracy theories arise during important societal and political events, with negative
consequences. Yet, conspiracy theories remain to be investigated in the context of sporting …

Anti-Gypsyism is a deeply entrenched form of ethnic bias in Europe, characterised by
realistic conflict perceptions, social norms approving bias, unacknowledged historical …

Many conspiracy theories appeared along with the Zika outbreak. While the virus is still
circulating, motives underlying Zika conspiracy beliefs remain underexplored. National …

How does historical victimization and its memorialization impact present-day outgroup
attitudes in conflict-riven societies? This study explores this question using a survey …

Social psychological research on collective victimhood has focused on just a few ways in
which people think about the ingroup's victimization that imply certain assumptions and limit …

Victimhood has been linked to conspiracy beliefs in various contexts. However, the causal
relationship between these constructs remains unclear. Following previous work, conspiracy …

As a counterpoint to conceptualizations of collective victimhood that focus on negative
outcomes and the potential for cycles of violence, social psychologists have begun to …

In societies with collective memories of their group's historical victimization, perceptions of
this victimization are linked to attitudes and behaviors towards present-day victim groups …

Abstract Language is a crucial element of the acculturation process. In immigration-receiving
societies, studying the linguistic acculturation of majority groups is socially and theoretically …