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On September 19-21, 2024, the 19th Congress of the Polish Association of Social Psychology (PSPS) took place at SWPS University in Katowice. During the congress, employees of the Digital Social Sciences Lab – Hubert Plisiecki and Maria Flakus – gave talks presenting their research. On the second day of the conference, Hubert Plisiecki gave a… Read more: Conference presentations given by Lab members in August and September 2024

We are delighted to announce a recent chapter from our research team, which was a contribution to the monography entitled “Innovations, Trends, and Socio-Economic Transformations – Interdisciplinary Studies” (original title in Polish: Innowacje, trendy i transformacje społeczno-gospodarcze – badania interdyscyplinarne).  In this monography, our team contributed a chapter entitled: “Comparative Analysis of Classical Questionnaires and Metrics… Read more: Lab members’ latest publication

On September 17-21, 2023, the ISSID 2023 (International Society for the Study of Individual Differences) was held in Belfast, Northern Ireland. More information about the convention is available on the conference website. During the conference, Maria Flakus took part in the discussions, giving a talk entitled: “Behind Beliefs: Collective Narcissism, Political Orientation, and Belief in… Read more: Lab member’ talk at the ISSID 2023 Conference

On September 14-17, 2022, the 18th Polish Sociological Congress was held in Warsaw. This year’s tagline was: “Society of the Future. Recompositions”. More information about the convention is available on the conference website. During the conference, lab members and associates took part in the discussions. As part of the session entitled: “Quantitative methods: new challenges… Read more: Lab members’ talks at the 18th Polish Sociological Congress

Another handful of results from our study! In the last weeks, we have observed a slight decrease in concerns regarding escalating the war in Ukraine and turning this conflict into a world/nuclear war or a war on Polish territory. For more results, see the graphic below: