COVID-19 Social Psychology: International COVID-19 Study on Social & Moral Psychology

COVID-19 Research Area(s): Culture, Social Impacts

This international collaborative study to collect measures related to social & moral psychology and to examine the relationship with attitudes and behavioral intentions related to COVID-19.

Post date:

Jun 9, 2020

PROJECT DETAILS

UBC Project Lead(s): Michael Daniels

UBC Collaborators: Kate White

Other Collaborators & Partners:

Local: Nathan Beloud, Rishad Habib
Non-local: Victoria Davis, Alex Walker, Jay van Bavel, Josh Leota, Kyle Nash, Anna Stafniak, Jonathan Fugelsang, Andy Scott, Ashley Whillans, Paola Sergio Boggio, Michal Bialek, John Paul Minda, Becky Choma, Michael Wohl, Williams Cunningham, Elizabeth Long, Derek Koehler

Organizational Partners: University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, New York University, University of Alberta, Carleton University, Harvard Business School, University of Wroclaw, Western University, Ryerson University, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (Brazil)

Funding Body: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

Project information is presumed accurate as of the posting date. For information about the current status of the project or other research-related questions, please contact the research team directly.

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COVID-19 Social Psychology: International COVID-19 Study on Social & Moral Psychology

COVID-19 Research Area(s): Culture, Social Impacts