Antisemitism and psychosocial health
How do antisemitic experiences enter everyday life, relationships, and psychological health?
Surveys · Interviews · Social networks
Project detailsOur projects bring together experimental, longitudinal, qualitative, and person-centered approaches. Published findings and ongoing research are identified separately.
11 projects and research programs
How do antisemitic experiences enter everyday life, relationships, and psychological health?
Surveys · Interviews · Social networks
Project detailsHow do people recognize and respond to discriminatory treatment?
Experimental research
Project detailsHow do prejudice and political attitudes relate to intergroup relations?
Survey research
Project detailsWhat does the available quantitative evidence say about antisemitism and psychosocial outcomes?
Systematic review · Meta-analysis
Project detailsCan shared norms make disagreement less exclusionary?
School interventions · Longitudinal surveys
Project detailsWhat changes when people hope for victory rather than peace?
Cross-context surveys · Longitudinal analysis
Project detailsHow do threat, identity, and individual differences relate to firearm attitudes and decisions?
Surveys · Vignettes · Latent profiles
Project detailsHow does a chronic condition become part of the self without defining the whole person?
Psychometrics · Surveys · Person-centered analysis
Project detailsWhat can contact with peers who share a condition contribute to everyday life?
Camp evaluation · Dyadic measurement
Project detailsHow is trauma experienced across relationships rather than within one person alone?
Dyadic designs · Surveys · Intervention evaluation
Project detailsHow can resilience-focused programs be evaluated rigorously?
Intervention evaluation
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Read more about our research in the London Centre research profile. Ongoing projects do not imply open recruitment or confirmed funding beyond what is stated.
For enquiries about thesis supervision, research collaboration, or publications, contact Dr. Maor Shani.