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Global social identifications - studying different ways of their understanding and the effectiveness of various methods of their experimental activation among people with different characteristics
Team: Katarzyna Hamer (IP PAS, Poland), Marta Penczek (IWAHlab), Paulina Górska (Warsaw University, Poland), Maria Baran (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Warsaw, Poland), David Sparkman (University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, the USA), Margarida Carmona e Lima (Centre for Social Research and Intervention, Lisbon, Portugal), Laura S. Loy (University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany), Paul Bertin (Center for Social and Cultural Psychology CeSCuP, Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium), David López Pérez (IP PAS, Poland), Anna Włodarczyk (Universidad Católica del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile), Manuel Leonardo Ibarra Espinosa (UAEM, Mexico), and colleagues from many other countries
Funding: OPUS NCN 2021/41/B/HS6/02526 grant; 2021-2025 (funded by Polish National Science Centre)
Mapping the Nexus of Identification with All Humanity
Team: Sam McFarland (WKU), Katarzyna Hamer (IPPAS) and colleagues from other countries
Funding: SPSSI Award: 2016 Grant-in Aid; 2016-2017.
The main goal of the project was to analyze the personality-value Nexus of Identification with All Humanity on the U.S. sample.
The Effect of Direct Multicultural Experiences on IWAH, Universalism, Social Dominance Orientation, and Personality
Team: David Sparkman (University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, the USA) - the Principal Investigator, Colten Schmidt (University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire) and the Study Abroad Office of University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire.
Funding: University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, University Research and Creativity Activity (URCA) Grant
This project is investigating the impact of a direct, multicultural experience on Identification With All Humanity in a pre-test vs. post-test design. University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire students who are studying abroad to the countries of Italy, Spain, and Australia are involved in the research. Thus far, participants have completed the initial pre-test survey (prior to their study abroad program), and most recently completed the post-test survey after returning from their programs this Spring 2020.
The project is also examining the impact of a direct, multicultural experience on other outcomes, including the value of universalism, social dominance orientation, and several Big-Five personality factors (Openness to Experience, Conscientiousness, and Agreeableness). A follow-up study abroad project is currently being planned for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Predictors and social consequences of broad social identifications - cross-cultural research
Team: Following people were engaged in realization of the project on same stage or on all of them: Katarzyna Hamer, the principal investigator (IPPAN, Poland); Sam McFarland (WKU, the USA), the main cooperant; Marta Penczek (SWPS Univ, Poland), Marek Drogosz (SWPS Univ, Poland); Anna Włodarczyk (UCN, Chile), Agnieszka Golińska (Tecnológico de Monterrey; Mexico); Liliana Manrique Cadena, (Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico); Manuel Leonardo Ibarra Espinosa (UAEM, Mexico); Barbara Czarnecka (London South Bank University, UK), Henryk Goworek (SWPS Univ, Poland), Patricia Ikeonyekachukwu (SWPS Univ, Poland); Rose Obioha (SWPS Univ, Poland)
Funding: HARMONIA NCN 2014/14/M/HS6/00914 grant; 2015-19 (funded by Polish National Science Centre NCN)
The main goal of the project is to analyze psychological predictors and consequences of broad supranational social identifications such as identification with all humanity (IWAH) in the cross-cultural context. This project includes experiments, cross-sectional studies, and an opinion poll. It has many stages and is executed in cooperation between researchers from six countries: Poland, the USA, the UK, Mexico, Chile, and France.
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