CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

MONDAY 20 th AUGUST 2012

12:30 Postgraduate Workshop Lunch Atrium/Learning Cafe

13:30 MBS Seminar Room 1 Postgraduate Workshop “Research assessments, tuition fees, and funding cuts: A situated perspective on how to get a job in academia” Mario Weick, University of Kent

15:00 Refreshment Break Atrium/Learning Cafe

15:30 MBS Seminar Room 1 Postgraduate Workshop Sarah-Louise Quinnell

TUESDAY 21 AUGUST 2012

08:00- Breakfast – for delegates staying on Monday 20 th 1 | P a g e BPS Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August 09:00 New Hall Dining Room

Guided Walk around St Andrews 09:00 Conference Registration Opens Atrium/Learning Cafe

09:00- MBS Seminar Room 1 (50) 12:30 Postgraduate Workshop “New developments in academic writing” Jim Hartley, Keele University

“Becoming an entrepreneur in Psychology” Jenna Condie, Salford University

10:00- MBS Meeting Room 3 (15) 12:00 BPS Social Psychology Section Committee Meeting (for committee members only)

11:00- Welcome Tea/Coffee and Exhibition 12:00

12:00 - Opening Buffet Lunch 13:00

13:00- Auditorium 14:00 Conference Opening Welcome: Evanthia Lyons (Queens University, Belfast, UK)

Keynote Speaker: Associate Isabel Menezes ( Universidade do Porto, Portugal)

"Young Europeans: ‘Citizens in the making’ or political actors?"

Chair: Stephen Gibson

2 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August Parallel Session 1a Parallel Session 1b Parallel Session 1c Parallel Session 1d Parallel Session 1e Parallel Session 1f Parallel Session 1g MBS Main Lecture Theatre 3 Lecture Theatre 4 MBS Seminar MBS Seminar MBS Meeting MBS Meeting Auditorium The Gateway The Gateway Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

Invited Symposium Invited Symposium Symposium Oral Paper Oral Paper Oral Paper Oral Paper

“A macro social “Mad mobs and “Bridging the personal psychological Englishmen? and the social: perspective of Understanding the Integrating Social political attitudes” 2011 riots” Representations Theory and Identity Convenor: Eva Convenor : Steve Process Theory” Green Reicher (University of Chair: Oliver Christ St. Andrews, UK) Convenor : Emma (Philipps University O'Dwyer (Queen's of Marburg, University, Belfast, UK) Germany)

14:05- “Regional “Injustice, identity and “Understanding “Unquestioned “Re-evaluating “What can public “Tap along: Effects of 14:20 differences in voting power: Understanding responses to risk: Can answers or femininities: health learn from social identity on behavior and the riot process” Identity Process Theory unanswered questions: Geography, imaginary social psychology? entrainment and personality” help?” Beliefs about science positions, and Viewing gangs as prosocial behaviour” guide responses to embodiment” collectives and the Peter J. Rentfrow (University of St. Julie Barnett & uncertainty in science implications for Mark Levine (University of Andrews) Konstantina Vasileiou communication” Rosemary Lobban & violence prevention” (, Cambridge, UK) (University of Brunel, Russell Luyt (University UK) UK) Anna Rabinovich & of Winchester, UK) Damien J. Williams Thomas A. Morton (University of St (University of Exeter, Andrews, UK) et al. UK)

14:25- “Formative “(Mis)Representing the “Using IPT for “Explaining the “Social identity of “A qualitative study “Choosing identity: 14:45 experiences, space, riots: How figures and theorising and question-behaviour female managers with exploring mental Situational influences and identity: New exemplars are used to assessing relationships effect: The mediating different gender types” wellbeing of a social identity empirical sustain ideological between multiple role of attitude conceptualisations threat on product perspectives to explanations” identities and their accessibility” Natalia Ivanova (Higher with first and second choice” study the impact of consequences for self- School of Economics, generation Chinese

3 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August war on shared John Drury (University definition and inter- Chantelle Wood Russia) migrants in Scotland” Madelynn Matthews worldviews” of Sussex, UK) and group perceptions” (University of Leeds, (University of Calgary, Roger Ball (UWE, UK) UK) et al. Lindsay Siebelt Canada) et al. Guy Elcheroth & Theopisti (Theti) (University of the Sandra Penic Chrysanthaki (Imperial West of Scotland, UK) (University of College London, UK) & Lausanne, Evanthia Lyons Switzerland) (Queen's University, Belfast, UK)

14:50- “Harmony and “A classic anti-police “Resisting threatening “Conspiracy beliefs “Women’s adaptation “Side-effects: How “Predicting political 15:10 hostility in riot: What happened in social representations: reduce intentions to to STEM domains increasing access to action by intergroup relations: Tottenham” Responses to anti- engage in politics and promotes superior HIV medication is underemployed skill How the intergroup semitism and anti- carbon friendly judgment skills” improving the immigrants to Canada: climate shapes the zionism from Israeli behaviours” professional identity A test of the SIRDE effects of positive Clifford Stott Jews” Laura Di Bella & and interpersonal model” contact on ethnic (University of Aarhus, D. Jolley & K. Douglas Richard J. Crisp practices of health prejudice and policy Denmark) Rusi Jaspal (University (University of Kent, UK) (University of Kent, UK) care workers in a Peter R. Grant attitudes” of Nottingham, UK) western Ugandan (University of health clinic” Saskatchewan, Kristof Dhont Canada) (Ghent University, S. Belton (London Belgium) et al. School of Economics, UK)

15:15- “Contextual effect of “‘Constraint’ and lay “Schadenfreude: The “The safer SIDE: 15:35 intergroup contact: foreign policy decision role of negative Audience effects on The role of tolerant making: The attitudes” public condom ingroup norms” dilemmatic and distribution” functional nature of Agnieszka Oliver Christ Irish neutrality” Pietraszkiewicz Miriam Koschate ( Philipps University (Warsaw School of (University of Exeter, of Marburg, Emma O'Dwyer, Social Psychology, UK) et al. Germany) et al. Evanthia Lyons & J. Poland) Christopher Cohrs (Queen's University, Belfast, UK)

4 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August 15:40 - General discussion General discussion General discussion “The theory of planned “Could professional 16:00 behaviour, self- identities potentially Moderator : Stephen Discussant: Evanthia identity, and moral impede on patient Reicher (University of Lyons (Queen's disengagement: What safety? The case of St. Andrews, UK) University, Belfast, UK) predicts sustainability Distractions in at work?” Anaesthesia”

Dennis Nigbur Konstantinos Arfanis (Canterbury Christ & Andrew F. Smith Church University, UK) (Royal Lancaster et al. Infirmary, UK)

16:00- Refreshment Break 16:30 Atrium/Learning Cafe 16:30- Poster Session 17:30 1) “Applying Allport’s Contact Hypothesis to improve attitudes toward the Criminal Justice System among students who interacted with murders and paeodophiles compared with students who did not” Gabriella Acton (University of Chichester, UK) et al.

2) “Bicultural value conflicts in British Muslim second generation immigrants” Mujeeba Ashraf & Sana Sheikh ( University of St. Andrews, UK)

3) “You’re not my dad, you’re my coach! When paternalism impairs agility performance” Silvestre Aude (University of Liège/F.R.S.-FNRS, Belgium) & Dardenne Benoit (University of Liège, Belgium)

4) “Drinking Motives mediate the relationship between Alexithymia and social alcohol” Gillian Bruce & Lynn Williams (University of the West of Scotland, UK)

5) “Cultural differences in alcohol consumption among Spanish and Latin American convicted for violence against women” Alba Catalá-Miñana (University of Valencia, Spain) et al.

6) “Ecological analysis study on violence against women in intimate relationships and immigrant” Raquel Conchell (University of Valencia, Spain) et al.

7) “Differences in defense mechanisms used by physical and nonphysical intimate partner violence offenders” Raquel Conchell ( University of Valencia, Spain) et al.

8) “Twitter Hashtag: An opportunity for intergroup contact?” 5 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August Kioumi Eleni & Gardikiotis Antonis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)

9) “Identity and eye gaze: Where do we look during domestic violence in public places?” Emma Foster (Lancaster University, UK) et al.

10) “Mediators of the relationship between trait emotion and resilience” Karisha George (University of York, UK)

11) “The collective cost of inequalities: contextual analysis of community climates in Switzerland” Stephanie Glaeser & Guy Elcheroth (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)

12) “Mapping spaces of participation: Young people, citizenship and the negotiation of identity in a context of spatial regulation” Debra Gray (University of the West of England, UK) & Rachel Manning (Anglia Ruskin University, UK)

13) “Imagined contact valence and prior contact” Shenel Husnu (Eastern Mediterranean University) et al.

14) “Adult attachment style at discharge predicts depression 4 months following a 28-day alternate milieu inpatient program” Brett Jones (University of Toronto, Canada) et al.

15) “Eye-contact between human and robot during robot’s presentation” Hiroko Kamide (Osaka University, Japan) et al.

16) “Social desirability and the predictive power of implicit and explicit gender attitudes in determining the effectiveness of gendered ads” Rosemary Lobban & Magdalena Zawisza (University of Winchester, UK)

17) “The status regulating function of self-Esteem” Nikhila Mahadevan & Aiden P. Gregg (University of Southampton, UK)

18) “Exploring safety culture in large corporations: A qualitative approach” Madelynn R. D. Matthews (University of Calgary, Canada) & Robert Stuart (Pragmatic Solutions)

19) “An analysis of travel security experiences: What happens at airports?” Meghan E. McNamara (University of St. Andrews, UK)

20) “Editorial political cartoons in Australia: Social representations & and the visual depiction of essentialism.” Gail Moloney (Southern Cross University, Coffs Harbour, Australia), Peter Holtz (Johannes Kepler Universität, Linz), & Wolfgang Wagner (Johannes Kepler University, Linz, University of the Basque Country, San Sebastián)

21) “Managing to avoid disaster: A thematic analysis of crowd safety professionals’ accounts of crowd behaviour at the Big Beach Boutique” David Novelli (University of Sussex, UK) et al. 6 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August

22) “Does helping others bring happiness all around the world? The impact of the pro-social normative climate across countries” Cristina Oarga (University of Cologne, Germany) et al.

23) “The role of secondary appraisals in responses to shame” Yolanda W.H. Penders (University of St Andrews, UK)

24) "Intergroup attitudes and contact among Austrians, Czechs and Germans: Combining qualitative and quantitative analysis" Magda Petrjanosova (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia) & Sylvie Graf (Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic)

25) “The paradox of identity performance in response to stigma and stereotyping: Help-seeking in cerebral palsy” S. Read (University of Exeter, UK) et al.

26) “The effect of visible facial difference on the proxemic behaviour of the general public” Rachel M. Roberts & Amanda Gierasch (University of Adelaide, Australia)

27) “Moral foundations theory and climate change scepticism” Isabel Rossen (University of Western Australia, Australia) et al.

28) “Restrained eating among women: Self-silencing or a sense of morality?” T Schei & S Sheikh (University of St Andrews, UK)

29) “Improved career decision-making among students who interacted with murders and paeodophiles compared with students who did not” Lisa Sheppard (University of Chichester, UK) et al.

18:00- Dinner 19:00 New Hall Dining Room

19:30- Drinks Reception 20:30 Museum of St Andrews University

WEDNESDAY 22 AUGUST 2012

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08:00- Breakfast 09:00 New Hall Dining Room

08:30 Registration Opens Atrium

09:00- Auditorium 10:00 Keynote Speaker: Dr Nick Hopkins (, UK)

'Minority groups and the negotiation of belonging'

Chair: Evanthia Lyons

Parallel Session 2a Parallel Session 2b Parallel Session 2c Parallel Session 2d Parallel Session 2e Parallel Session 2f Parallel Session 2g MBS Main Auditorium Lecture Theatre 3 Lecture Theatre 4 MBS Seminar MBS Seminar Room MBS Meeting MBS Meeting The Gateway The Gateway Room 1 2 Room 3 Room 4 Invited Symposium Invited Symposium Symposium Oral Paper Oral Paper Oral Paper Oral Paper “Counter dominance and protests in Europe and “How, when, and “The processes and North Africa: Social why do members of outcomes of psychological disadvantaged collective investigations on groups accept and participation: Social dominance and resistance” justify the status psychological quo?” analyses of a large- Convenors : Xenia scale Hindu Chryssochoou (Panteion Rachel M. Calogero pilgrimage event in University, Greece) & (Virginia Wesleyan North India” Felicia Pratto (University of College, USA) and Connecticut, USA) John T. Jost (New Nick Hopkins York University, (University of USA) Dundee, UK)

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10:00- “Sympathetic collective “Taking solace in “Collective “High vs. low profile “Sex trafficking as “The dynamics of “Experiencing crowds: 10:20 action: Testing social nature: The draw of participation and expressions of slavery” ethnic discrimination, Shared identification, identity, social dominance, essentialist identification” accountability: A identities, and relatedness and and integrated models of explanations for cognitive linguistic K. Maki & N. Bozatzis outgroup attitudes: A emotionality at social change in an inequality among Nick Hopkins analysis of event (University of Ioannina, pre-post longitudinal collective gatherings” international sample” members of (University of explanations from Greece) study of ethnic disadvantaged Dundee, UK) & the International migrants” Fergus Neville & Andrew L. Stewart groups” Narayanan Criminal Tribunal for Stephen Reicher (University of Connecticut, Srinivasan the former Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti (University of St USA) Jaime L. Napier (Yale (University of Yugoslavia” (University of Andrews, UK) University, USA) Allahabad, India) Helsinki, Finland) et Kristen Perrin al. (University College London, UK)

10:25- “Inclusion and support for “Objects don’t “A cold comfort; a “The role of historical “Up and left: Spatial “Task- induced “Emotion and efficacy 10:45 protest: Individual object: Self- calming cacophony: collective memory cues for changing embarrassment as predictors of differences and contextual objectification, Collective identity and recognition in women’s leadership among non-disabled solidarity-based influence” system justification, and the experience intergroup aspiration” people correlates collective action” and gender-based of physical forgiveness process” with prejudice and Davide Morselli (University social activism“ hardship” Mara Mazzurega negative behavioural Rim Saab (University of of Lausanne, Switzerland) Riyanti Abriyani (University of Trento, intentions towards Liverpool, UK) et al. Rachel M. Calogero Clifford Stevenson Tampubolon Italy) et al. the physically (Virginia Wesleyan (University of (University of disabled” College, USA) & John Limerick, UK) & Indonesia, Indonesia) T. Jost (New York Kavita Pandey Mark Carew & Masi University, USA) (University of Noor (Canterbury Allahabad, India) Christ Church University, UK)

10:50- “Political participation in “The attractions of “Social relations “Bereaved mothers' “'For a lot of people it “Representing Jews “Support for 11:10 times of economic crisis: authoritarianism for and collective continuing symbolic isn’t a choice, it’s just and the 'Zionist multiculturalism in the The case of Greece” the stigmatized” effervesence in the relationships with how it happens': Regime' in the course of migration: A Magh Mela” their lost child: An Questioning the Iranian Press: longitudinal study on P.J. Henry (New ‘choice’ to ‘delay’ 9 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August Xenia Chryssochoou York University, Abu interpretative motherhood” Identity, ethnic migrants” (Panteion University, Dhabi) & Mark J. Steve Reicher phenomenological delegitimisation and Greece) Brandt (Tilburg (University of St analysis” Kirsty Budds dehumanisation” Tuuli Anna Mähönen University, The Andrews, UK) & (University of (University of Helsinki, Netherlands) Mark Levine Mairi Harper (Heriot Huddersfield, UK) et al. Rusi Jaspal Finland) et al. (University of Watt University, UK) (University of Exeter, UK) et al. Nottingham, UK)

11:15- General discussion “The world is just “Collective “Construction of co- “Color or colour? The “Muslims as suspect 11:35 enough: System Participation and agency in enterprise effect of written community: How Discussant : Mohamed justification, well-being” promotion policy language psychological theories Salheen (Ain Shams affirmative action, implementation” accommodation on inform practices of University, Egypt) and resistance to Sammyh Khan perceptions of the alienation” equal opportunity (University of M. Niska & K. Vesala individual and the organizations” Dundee, UK) et al. (University of group” Leda Blackwood Helsinki, Finland) (University of St Laurie A. Rudman M. E. Birney Andrews, UK) et al. (Rutgers University, (University of Exeter, USA) UK) et al.

11:35- Tea/Coffee & Exhibition 12:00

12:00- Auditorium 13:00 Keynote Speaker: Professor Uichol Kim ( Inha University, South Korea)

“Human agency, relationship and achievements in Asia: Integrated analysis of indigenous, cultural and global perspectives”

Chair: Chris Walton

13:00- Buffet Lunch 14:00

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Parallel Session 3a Parallel Session 3b Parallel Session 3 c Parallel Session 3d Parallel Session 3e Parallel Session 3f Parallel Session 3g MBS Main Lecture Theatre 3 Lecture Theatre 4 MBS Seminar MBS Seminar MBS Meeting MBS Meeting Auditorium The Gateway The Gateway Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

Invited Symposium Invited Symposium Symposium Symposium Oral Paper Oral Paper Oral Paper

Tributes to G M “Ascribed identities in “Consequences of “Conceptual and Breakwell’s work: health contexts: Collective Action methodological Engagement with Actions speak louder Participation” developments in theoretical and than words” the study of cultural methodological Convenor : Nicole identities” contributions and Convenor : Saadi Tausch (University of personal reflections Lahlou (London School St Andrews, UK) Convenor : Dennis of Economics, UK) Nigbur (Canterbury Chair: Professor Xenia Christ Church Chryssochoou, University, UK) (Panteion University, Greece)

14:00- “Domesticating the “Identity and “Emotional “Religious identity, “Bridging the gap “Representations of “Group membership 14:20 new and/or replying to resistance: consequences of challenge, and between research contact: The role of in addiction and threat: Following Scaffolding adults collective action clothing” and practice: The use identity in recovery: Implicit and Glynis Breakwell’s path with a participation: of strategic problem multicultural explicit associations in on the integration of communication Differentiating self- Kate Miriam solving approach in intergroup contact” the smoker and ex- paradigms“ disability” directed and outgroup- Loewenthal (Royal inducing smoker populations” directed emotions” Holloway, University of empowerment in Teresa Whitney Xenia Chryssochoou, Alex Gillespie London, UK) community (London School of Sarah Buckingham (Panteion University, (London School of Julia Becker (Philipps- workers/care givers” Economics, UK) (London South Bank Greece) Economics, UK) et al. University Marburg, University, UK) et al. Germany) et al. M. Chiodini (Strategic Personal Message Therapy Center & University of Chris Fife-Schaw, Florence, Italy) et al. (, UK)

14:25- “Understanding “Obese people think “Confrontations of “The essence of “Interethnic helping, “Imagined contact can “Social capital and 14:45 identity through and act as if they discrimination: The nationhood: How morality, and group alter physiological alcohol use 11 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August qualitative research were larger than they personal well-being ordinary people make identity: A study responses and real behaviours in England: and identity process are” costs and benefits for sense of among majority intergroup behaviour” A population based theory: Reflections women” nationality, and how group children” study” from a “clever Saadi Lahlou (London essentialist beliefs Keon West & Rhiannon journalist”” School of Economics, Mindi D. Foster (Wilfrid create acculturative Jellie Sierksma Turner (University of Gillian W. Shorter UK) et al. Laurier University, problems” Ercomer (Utrecht Leeds, UK) (University of Ulster, Adrian Coyle Canada) University, The UK) & Mhairi Bowe (University of Surrey, Dennis Nigbur, Anke Netherlands) et al. (Nottingham Trent UK) Franz (Canterbury University, UK) Christ Church University, UK) Personal Message &Hanna Zagefka (Royal Holloway, UK) Korina Sotirakopoulou

14:50- Title TBA “The influence of “Emotional reactions “Comparing media “Helping you helps “When 'reducing “An exploration of 15:10 professional identity to success and failure across countries: me: How the prejudice' increases transdermal alcohol Julie Barnett (Brunel and power on of collective action as Insights on citizens’ bystander intergroup prejudice: Moderators monitoring among University, UK) perceptions of predictors of future political context affects of the effects of university students in collaborative work in action intentions: A Identity” children’s imagined contact” Scotland” healthcare settings” longitudinal endorsement of out- investigation in the Sharon Coen (Salford group helping” Keon West (University Fergus Neville Tom W. Reader context of student University, UK) et al. of Leeds, UK) et al. (University of St (London School of protests in Germany” Jellie Sierksma & Andrews, UK) et al. Economics, UK) et al. Jochem Thijs Nicole Tausch (Utrecht University, (University of St The Netherlands) Andrews, UK) & Julia Becker (Philipps- University Marburg, Germany)

15:15- “Daring and Persisting: “Intention, “Explaining why General discussion “The interplay of “Group identification, “Can you pull it off? 15:35 A personal view of empowerment and undertaking collective controlling contexts social contact, and The social Glynis Breakwell” identity in action can empower Discussant : Jackie Abell and causality mental health” complexities of interactions between participants: Some (University of orientations on maintaining an illusion Luisa Lima social care staff and laboratory paradigms” Lancaster, UK) predicting economic Fabio Sani & Juliet R. of ‘real’ hair for wig (ISCTE,Portugal) adults with severe or defection” H. Wakefield users with alopecia” profound intellectual John Drury (University (University of Dundee, disabilities” of Sussex, UK) et al. Penelope Sotiriou UK) Sally Wiggins & 12 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August (Panteion University, Karena Moore-Millar W.M.L. Finlay (Anglia Greece) (University of Ruskin University, Strathclyde, UK) UK)

15:40- General discussion General discussion “The construct of “The psychological 16:00 unforgiveness: experiences of Exploration and grieving for theoretical adolescents in the elaboration” greater Western Cape, South Africa” Madelynn R.D. Matthews (University Gabrielle Garzouzie & of Calgary, Canada) N. Z. Somhlaba et al. (University of Stellenbosch & Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa)

16:00- Tea/Coffee & Exhibition 16:30

16:30- Auditorium 17:30 Distinguished Contribution Award Lecture: Professor Glynis Breakwell (University of Bath, UK)

“Identity processes and risk representations”

Chair: Evanthia Lyons

17:30- Auditorium 18:30 BPS Social Psychology Section AGM

19:00- Drinks Reception 19:45 Lower College Hall 13 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August

19:45- Conference Dinner 23:00 Lower College Hall

THURSDAY 23 AUGUST 2012

08:00- Breakfast 09:00 Hall Building - Dining Hall

08:30 Registration Opens Auditorium Foyer

Parallel Session 4a Parallel Session 4b Parallel Session 4c Parallel Session 4d Parallel Session 4e Parallel Session 4f MBS Main Auditorium Lecture Theatre 3 Lecture Theatre 4 MBS Seminar Room 1 MBS Seminar Room 2 MBS Meeting The Gateway The Gateway Room 3 Invited Symposium Oral Paper Oral Paper Symposium Oral Paper Oral Paper “Experiences of cultural diversity, participation “Managing and and social change” challenging adversity: Convenor : Caroline Marginalised people's Howarth (London School constructive responses to of Economics, UK) group-related conflict, stereotypes and exclusion”

Yolanda Penders (University of St Andrews, 14 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August UK)

09:00- “Acceptance of cultural “’You feel angry and “Discursive constructions “Competitive goals for “Disentangling the causal “Self-compassion and 09:20 diversity in Greece: Does outraged but your hands of ethnic identity: How forests: Comparing relationship between rejection sensitivity” experience with are tied!’ Responses to potential ethnic migrants citizens’ and members of materialism and personal immigration matters?” group based humiliation account for their parliaments’ forest related well-being: Cross-national Hakan Sariçam (Aralýk among Dalits in India” migration at the pre- values” evidence from the UK University, Turkey) Elektra Diakolambrianou & migration stage” and Chile” Xenia Chryssochoou Yashpal Jogdand & Steve Annukka Valkeapää (Panteion University, Reicher (University of St Katrina Jurva (University of (University of Helsinki, Greece) Andrews, UK) Helsinki, Finland) Finland) W. Unanue (University of Sussex, UK & Universidad Adolfo Ibanez, Chile) et al.

09:25- “Everyday knowledge and “Bicultural value conflicts “When violence is a virtue: “The puzzle of first year “Finnish evacuees during “Effects of activated and 09:45 practices of in Muslim second A discursive analysis of a student experience: Why WWII: Effects of early dispositional self-construal multiculturalism in school generation immigrants” loyalist response to do students withdraw intervention on well- on emotion decoding contexts” Chinese immigrants in from (or indeed return to) being and socioeconomic accuracy” Mujeeba Ashraf & Sana post-conflict Belfast” their studies?” position” Caroline Howarth & Sheikh K. Kafetsios (University of Eleni Andreouli (London (University of St Andrews, E. Rosemary McKeever Lloyd Carson & Leslie Cecilia Heilala & Nina Crete, Greece) & U. Hess School of Economics, UK) UK) (Queen's University Barrett (University of Santavirta (University of (Humboldt University, Belfast, UK) et al. Abertay, UK) Helsinki, Finland) Germany)

09:50- “Factors affecting political “The Social Psychology of “Desired and undesired: “Volunteering for “Positive emotions and “Decentering the creative 10:10 participation of differing anti-deportation” Nation construction in conservation: An identity turnover intention among self: How others make ethnic groups in Northern Israeli parliamentary approach to human- Hong Kong police creativity possible” Ireland” Caoimhe Ryan & Steve debates” animal relationships” officers: The mediating Reicher (University of St roles of psychological Vlad Glaveanu (London Lee Devaney (Queen’s Andrews, UK) Shira Keshet (London Jackie Abell (Lancaster capital and work well- School of Economics, UK) University Belfast, UK) et School of Economics, UK) University, UK) being” & Todd Lubart (Universite al. Paris Descartes, France) Oi-ling Siu (Lingnan

15 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August University, Hong Kong)

10:15- “Objectifying diversity: “Can age-related “Social representations of “Mediation effect of job “The effect of mortality 10:35 The U.S. Census overtime” stereotypes influence land ownership/ grabbing autonomy on the “Psychological contracts salience and self-esteem older adults’ memory in Cotabato, Philippines” relationship between work and emotion” on perceived meaning in Gina Philogene (Sarah performance and locus of control and life” Lawrence College, USA) psychological well-being?” Charlie Inzon (Notre Dame innovative work behaviour Michelle McGrath & of Jolo College, in public services sector” Lynne Millward Rebecca Smith & Jessica Joanne Persson et al. Philippines) et al. (University of Surrey, UK) Morgan (University of (University of St Andrews, Konstantinos Greenwich, UK) UK) Papachristopoulos (Panteion University, Greece) & Penelope Sotiriou (Panteio University, Greece)

10:40- General discussion General discussion “‘Cleanliness is next to “Social psychological 11:00 Godliness’: An challenges to the study of examination of parent place identity” arguments about empowering people with Mhairi Bowe (Nottingham learning disabilities” Trent University, UK) & Fabio Sani (University of Treena Jingree (University Dundee, UK) of Portsmouth, UK)

11:00- Tea/Coffee & Exhibition 11:30

11:30- Auditorium 12:00 PhD Award Lecture: Annelies Vredeveldt (University of Cape Town, South Africa) "Why Do You Close Your Eyes to Remember? The Eye-Closure Instruction in Eyewitness Interviews."

Chair: Stephen Gibson

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Professor Marco Perugini ( Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca, Italy)

"Attitude Change Using the Self"

Chair: Abigail Locke

13:05- Buffet Lunch 14:05

Parallel Session 5a Parallel Session 5b Parallel Session 5c Parallel Session 5d Parallel Session 5e Parallel Session 5f MBS Main Auditorium Lecture Theatre 3 Lecture Theatre 4 MBS Seminar Room 1 MBS Seminar MBS Meeting The Gateway The Gateway Room 2 Room 2 Symposium Oral Paper Workshop Workshop Oral Paper Oral Paper “How history affects current group dynamics”

Anouk Smeekes (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

14:05- “Collective continuity: its “Crowd event preparation “Community and critical “The moderating impact of “Perception of influence, “Effect of insurgency on 14:25 consequences for in- and and management: A social psychology: gender identification on cognitive elaboration and regression, fixation, out-group evaluation” systems approach” Transforming practice retrieval-induced attitudes in majority and resignation, aggression and from a participatory forgetting” minority influence” coping styles in Mizos” Anouk Smeekes & Maykel Rose Challenger (Leeds research basis Verkuyten (Utrecht University, UK) Alexander I. Griffiths & Antonis Gardikiotis Zokai Tluangi (Mizoram 17 | P a g e BPS Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2012, St Andrews University, 21-23 August University, The Jacqui Akhurst & Elaine Malcolm D. MacLeod (Aristotle University of University, India) Netherlands) Douglas (York St John (University of St Andrews, Thessaloniki, Greece) University, UK) UK)

14:30- “The European alibi: Self- “Same-sex friendships “Perceptions of older “Is violence easy?” 14:50 categorization in response experiences among young adults in an ageing world: to negative in-group Muslim women in the UK” Content and structure of Claire Campbell (Edge Hill histories in France and ageing stereotypes in a University, UK) et al. Poland” Nargis Khan (University of British population” Ulster, UK) et al. Denis Hilton (University of Joanne K. Persson Toulouse, France) et al. (University of St Andrews, UK) et al.

14:55- “We were here first, so we “Dealing with ambivalent “East versus West: The “Determinants of social 15:15 determine the rules of the sexism: Investigating the impact of leader prototype distancing during infectious game”: Primordial effects of hostile and (mis)match on followers disease outbreaks: Pilot autochthony and out- benevolent sexism on from the United Kingdom, study using a novel group rejection” social competition” China, and India” computer game methodology” Borja Martinovic & Elena Lemonaki (Cardiff Madelynn R.D. Matthews Maykel Verkuyten University, UK) et al. (University of Calgary, Lynn Williams (University (Utrecht University, The Canada) of the West of Scotland, Netherlands) UK) et al.

15:20- “Future warriors endorse “Investigating causal 15:40 the past: Individual-level relationships between representations of world self-perceptions of history, culture, and a attractiveness and self- disposition to fight in a esteem in women” war across 32 countries” C. Bale (University of Magdalena Bobowik Huddersfield, UK) (University of the Basque Country, Spain) et al.

15:40- End of Conference

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