A new book with the chapters co-authored by the researchers from our Lab is out! ‘Knowledge Resistance in High-Choice Information Environments’ has been published by Routledge. Throughout the chapters, knowledge resistance is analyzed in an interdisciplinary manner, at the … Continued
We highly recommend a new paper by Gabriela Czarnek and Małgorzata Kossowska from our Centre. In the article, our colleagues analyzed the effects of needs for security and certainty (NSC) on economic beliefs and they suggested that these relationships are … Continued
An interesting interview with the members of our lab in ‘Polityka’. Małgorzata Kossowska, Gabriela Czarnek, and Paulina Szwed talk about their research on the relations between political views, education, and climate change beliefs as well as knowledge formation and political … Continued
Given the high level of political polarization, it is important to understand how ideology might affect empathy toward political opponents. In the research by Samantha Stevens, Carl Jago, Katarzyna Jasko from CSCS, and Gail Heyman, participants read about a hypothetical … Continued
The majority of psychological research so far was focused on showing that people holding right-wing political beliefs, in comparison to left-wingers, are more prejudiced. Nevertheless, some researchers were questioning this assumption and showed that both rightists and leftists might be … Continued
Apart from publishing research in academic journals it is important to share the knowledge with a broader audience. Gabriela Czarnek from our team published a guest blog post for Veebit on the relationship between Uncertainty Avoidance and political beliefs. You … Continued