In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Israel Waismel-Manor (University of Haifa)gave a talk titled “From corruption to cyberspace: Expanding what we study and how we study it.”.  

Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Nathalie Giger (University of Geneva) gave a talk titled “Perceptions of inequality and their links to ideology among political elites and citizens”.  Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Marte Otten (University of Amsterdam) gave a talk titled “How (political) convictions can change basic cognition: A predictive processing approach”. 

 Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Frederic Hopp (University of Amsterdam) gave a talk titled “Morality in Media, Society, and the Brain”.  

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In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Leonie Huddy (Stony Brook University) gave a talk titled “Nationalism and Party Politics”.  

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In this graduate Friday session of the Online Hot Politics Lab, Matthijs Gillissen (Radboud University) gave a talk titled “Empathic Concern and Party Lines: Empathy within a Multiparty System”. Afterwards PhD candidate Christian Pipal (University of Amsterdam) gave a talk titled “Do politicians change their rhetoric over time?”.  

Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the bi-annual Dutch Political Psychology Meetings, Yasin Koc (University of Groningen) gave a talk titled "Apology doesn’t kill the guilt!” Advantage group’s support for social change increases after apologizing to the disadvantaged group". Afterwards Jamie Settle (College of William & Mary) gave a talk titled "What Goes Without Saying: Navigating Political Discussion in America".

Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Hannah Nam (Stony Brook University) gave a talk titled “Genetic justification: Can narratives about genetic science impact racial attitudes and political preferences”.  

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In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Giselinde Kuipers (KU Leuven) gave a talk titled “Humor and Polarization: How humor can drive people apart, in politics and beyond”.  

Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab, Alan Sanfey (Radboud University) gave a talk titled “Social motivations in choice: insights from decision neuroscience”.  

Each week the Hot Politics Lab invites a speaker to give a brief talk on a timely topic, followed by a Q&A. Our meetings are open to the public, and you can join each Friday at 3pm (CET) via Zoom by following this link https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/96492065253​​