166 kurt lewin institute dissertation series The “Kurt Lewin Institute Dissertation Series” started in 1997. The following dissertations have been published during the last two years. See https://kurtlewininstituut.nl for the complete list. 2021-01: Mengchen Dong: Understanding Moral Hypocrisy: Behavioral Antecedents and Social Consequences 2021-02: Daniel Sloot: Bringing Community and Environment Together: The role of community environmental initiatives in sustainability transitions 2021-03: Burkhard Wörtler: Enhancing Blended Working Arrangements and Individual Work Performance 2021-04: Frank Doolaard: Social exclusion - put into context 2021-05: Laurens van Gestel: The psychology of nudging - An investigation of effectiveness and acceptability 2021-06: Ruddy Faure: Implicit partner evaluations: How they form and affect close relationships 2021-07: Rosabelle Illes: Between a rock and a hard place: Challenges, strategies and resolution of value conflict mediation 2021-08: Nadja Zeiske: The Intrinsic Route to Pro-Environmental Behaviour 2021-09: Katherina Tatiana Alvarez Durnov: The Psychological Impact of Receiving Aid 2021-10: Peikai Li: Looking on the Bright and Dark Sides of Working Life: Appraisals of Work Characteristics and Employee Outcomes 2022-01: Iris van Sintemaartensdijk: Burglary in virtual reality 2022-02: Lu Liu: Public participation in decision making on sustainable energy transitions 2022-03: Rabia Kodapanakkal: The role of tradeoffs and moralization in the adoption of big data technologies 2022-04: Elissa El Khawli: Why, When, and How Workers Regulate: A lifespan perspective on work design and emotion regulation at work 2022-05: Chantal van Andel: Clinical Grade Differences Between Ethnic Minority and Majority Students: Institutional-, assessor and student-related factors 2022-06: Inga Rösler: Hear me out: How to create an open mind towards moral criticism 2022-07: Tessa Coffeng: Bias in supervision: A social psychological perspective on regulatory decision-making 2022-08: Babet Kanis: Hope and Health in the Face of Adversity 2022-09: Martijn Blikmans: Do we live in the age of emotion politics? The effects of anger, disgust, hope, and nostalgia communication on political support and polarization 2022-10: Anne van Valkengoed: Reality, causes, consequences: The role of climate change perceptions in climate adaptation 2022-11: Dan Sun: How People Learn to Act on Goals: A New Examination of the Mechanistic Ideomotor Action Account 2022-12: Carla Roos: Everyday Diplomacy: Dealing with controversy online and face-to-face 2022-13: Christhian Martínez: Hate: Distinctive Features Across Individuals and Groups 2022-14: Wenrui Cao: Forgiveness in Work Relationships: Causes and Consequences 2022-15: Jiafang Chen: How Narcissists Navigate the Communal World
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