Participation in the XVI European Congress of Psychology

From July 2 to July 5, staff of the ILSCR took part in the XVI European Congress of Psychology (ECP 2019), which this year was held in Moscow.

The solemn opening ceremony took place on July 2 in the Grand Kremlin Palace.

In total, the laboratory staff organized 3 symposiums and 11 reports, including a plenary report by the chief researcher John W. Berry.

Batkhina A. -  Antecedents of Conflict Styles in Intercultural Conflicts: A Study inGermany and Russia

Boehnke K. - Subjective Perspectives on Value Transmission: Insights from a Multi-Wave Longitudinal Study

Berry J.W. - How Shall We all Live Together?

Berry J.W. - Multiculturalism Hypothesis Across Cultures In SymposiumIntercultural Relations in Contemporary Europe and Beyond

Bombieri L. - Teachers' influence and cross-cultural differences on pupils’ attitudestowards migrants: a field-study in Italy and Russia

Dubrov D. - Generalized Trust as a Factor of Positive Attitude of Muscovitestowards Cultural Diversity

Efremova M. - The role of the information about the cause of poverty and coping strategies of the poor in the decisions to help economically disadvantaged individuals

Galyapina V.N, Lebedeva N.M., Lepshokova Z.H. Intercultural friendships, social identities and psychological well-being among the Russian minority in North and South Caucasus

Lebedeva N. - Three Models of Intercultural Relations in Post-Soviet Countries

Ryabichenko T., Lebedeva N. - Acculturation profiles and psychological adaptation of Russians in Georgia and Latvia

Lepshokova Z. - From the North Caucasus to Moscow: Multiple Identities, Acculturation, and Adjustment of Ingush Mi-grants in Moscow. A Network Analysis

Tatarko A. - Social capital, Acculturation attitudes, and Sociocultural adaptation of Migrants from Central Asia and South Korea