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PSY 357 Of course we’re right: Social identity, extremism, and religious fundamentalism

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECT

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Faculty:

William Swann, Ph.D.

Contact:

Conor Seyle dcseyle@mail.utexas.edu

Description:

We are running several experiments examining how the social psychology of extremism and religious fundamentalism, with a focus on how this relates to the interaction between self and social identity. These experiments include examinations of the cognitive and behavioral consequences of extremism.

Qualifications:

Upper-level students with an interest in social psychology, the psychology of extremism, or the psychology of religion. Students should be ready to commit to 6-8 hours of work per week.

Duties:

Duties include assisting with the planning and organization of the experiments, running the experimental sessions, and providing feedback about improvements of the design of subsequent experiments.

PSY 357 Undergraduate Research Projects (SPRING 2004)
PSY 357 Course Requirements

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