Sophie Münstermann · B.Sc. Psychology
Examines how observers recognize and respond to different forms of antisemitic discrimination.
A record of completed work in social, developmental, intercultural, and health psychology. Each summary describes the thesis topic, not an unverified finding.

23 completed theses
Examines how observers recognize and respond to different forms of antisemitic discrimination.
A qualitative network analysis of semi-structured interviews about identity, relationships, and support.
Related publicationA qualitative study of how collective trauma is experienced through changes in social relationships.
Related publicationExamines the relationship between contemporary antisemitism and understandings of historical responsibility.
Distinguishes policy criticism from prejudice when examining support for different forms of political action.
Examines how perceptions of what peers do and what peers approve of relate to adolescent polarization.
Related publicationStudies identity and adaptation at the intersection of migration, sexuality, and gender.
Examines perceived emotional norms and group-based emotions in the context of war.
Studies how self-relating and the place of illness in identity relate to experiences of long-COVID stigma.
Related publicationExamines school-based inclusivity work, with attention to social norms and students’ migration backgrounds.
Investigates how living with inflammatory bowel disease relates to identity and positive psychological functioning.
Related publicationAn exploratory study of parents’ responses to the demands of a child’s chronic condition.
An exploratory qualitative study of perspectives on mental healthcare structures and provision.
Explores how practitioners understand the role of racism in psychotherapy with refugees.
A longitudinal study examining antisemitism in relation to guilt and shame.
Studies individual and interpersonal thinking about distress in relation to discrimination and wellbeing.
Examines antisemitic experiences together with social support, identification, and coping.
Related publicationCombines methods to examine psychological experiences in the context of sex work.
Uses the German Longitudinal Peace Movement Study to examine links between worries and political engagement.
Examines the relationship between exclusionary discourse and attitudes toward other social groups.
Examines how the perceived intentions and disruptive character of protest shape bystander responses.
Examines religious identity, national disidentification, and social support in relation to discrimination and psychological health.
Examines the psychological correlates of discrimination experienced in working life.
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