Workshop on Aggression

Program-Overview: 26th Workshop on Aggression

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Thursday, 10th of November

12:00-12:30	Welcome
12:30-13:30	Keynote: Arie Kruglanski Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis Reconsidered: On the Psychology of Significance-Driven Hostility
13:30-14:00	Coffee Break
14:00-16:00	Session I.I: Social Psychology of Intergroup Hostility and Violence: Prejudice, Norms, Misrecognition, and Populism session abstract Clemens Lindner, Julia Elad-Strenger, Stefanie Hechler, Thomas Kessler: The bigot and tolerant, the aggressive and gentle personality: The attribution error in social science illustrated with the case of prejudice Pascal Gelfort, Thomas Kessler, David Urschler: Social norms and prejudice Mete Sefa Uysal, Carina Hoerst, Sofia Stathi, Thomas Kessler: Right-wing populism predicts support for hate crimes through national pride and moral justification of political violence Julia Elad-Strenger, Thomas Kessler: The role of misrecognition in driving support for right-wing populism Session I.II: Teacher's Behavior, Classroom Climate, and Bullying Saskia M. Fischer, Peter J.R. Macaulay, Ludwig Bilz: Broadening the contextual perspective on bullying: Direct and cross-level interaction effects between staff communication climate, classroom climate, and students’ bullying experiences Dziuginta Baraldsnes: Investigating teachers' perceptions of school climate Karlien Demol, Karine Verschueren, Christina Salmivalli, Hilde Colpin: Uncovering teachers' bystander behaviors in bullying: A qualitative study Isik Ulubas, Johan Korhonen, Kaj Björkqvist: Victimization from aggression, perceived ethnic discrimination, and sense of school belonging among the adolescents in Finland: A mediation analysis Session I.III: Predictors and Risk Factors for Aggressive Behavior and Violence Tyler Colasante, Tina Malti: Physiological underarousal predicts clinically elevated aggression through lower guilt in childhood Sara-Marie Schön, Monika Daseking: Does the Situational Action Theory explain rule-breaking and dissocial behaviour committed together with friends? Julia Kansok-Dusche, Alexander Wettstein, Ludwig Bilz, Sebastian Wachs, Melisa Castellanos: Associations between social competence, perceived parents’ prosocial educational goals and adolescents’ hate speech perpetration in school Adebunmi Oyekola: Gang involvement among adolescents in Nigeria: Prevalence, risks and correlates Marie Kollek, Helge Schlueter, Renate Soellner: Honor endorsement in male youth: General risk factor for aggressive behavior?
16:00-16:30	Coffee Break
16:30-18:30	Session II.I: Predictors and Development of Radicalization Allard Feddes: Extremist thinking and doing: A systematic review of empirical findings on the radicalisation process Sara Jahnke, Katharina Abad Borger, Andreas Beelmann: Predictors of youth radicalization: A systematic review and meta-analysis Fabienne Thijs, Elanie Rodermond, Edward Kleemans: From extreme ideas to violent and non-violent outcomes Andreas Beelmann: Radicalization as deviant social development. First empirical results of an integrated model Session II.II: Reactions to Hate Speech and Bullying: Bystanding, Victim Support, and Counter Speech Marie Bedrosova, Nikol Kvardova, Hana Machakova: Bystanders’ victim blaming and minimizing consequences of weight-based cyberhate attacks: The roles of anti-fat attitudes, body-positive online content, and gender Peter Macaulay, Hedda Marx, Michael Boulton: Predicting adolescents’ intentions to support victims of bullying from expected reactions of friends versus peers Zhi Zhang, Stephanie Pieschl: Cyberbullying on Instagram: An investigation into the impact of bystander numbers, anonymity and empathy on bystander behavioural intentions Anja Schultze-Krumbholz, Hanna Lehmkuhl, Mario Schimanski: Reactions to online hate speech and counter speech ‐ Results from a pilot study using experience sampling
19:00	Evening reception

Friday, 11th of November

9:00-10:00	Keynote: Tina Malti Caring about Not-Caring: Using the Science of Social-Emotional Development to Prevent Violence
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
10:30-12:00	Session III.I: Prevention of Prejudice, Hate, and Radicalization Sebastian Lutterbach, Andreas Beelmann: Everything OK in preventing prejudice and hate? Evidence and future research issues Laura Sterba, Andreas Beelmann: Preventing radicalization via early prejudice prevention. Effects of the PARTS program Friedrich Lösel, Irina Jugl, Sonja King, Doris Bender: Prevention of extremism and violent radicalization: An international survey and meta-analysis Session III.II: Online Hate Speech ‐ Reviews and Surveys Laura Dellagiacoma: The empirical links between online hate speech and hate crime: a systematic literature review Vladimir Bojarskich, Tobias Rothmund: A Scoping review on the relationship between political Ideology and online hatred Rohangis Mohseni, Nicola Döring: Motives of perpetrators, bystanders, and victims of online hate speech: Results from a national sample of internet users in Germany
12:00-13:00	Lunch Break
13:00-15:00	Session IV.I: Religious and Political Extremism and Violence Miriam Müller-Rensch: Odin vs. Allah: The "sacralization of violence" of the Far-Right and Global Jihad Rebecca Bondü: Leaking as a warning sign for islamist terrorist attacks: A systematic review and meta-analysis Denis van de Wetering: The interplay of aggression, implicit gender-knowledge and masculine identity: Findings from a qualitative study of disengagement and deradicalisation processes involving former right-wing extremists Fabian Hess, Elisa Merkenschlager, Immo Fritsche: Quest for significance and group-based control as possible motivations underlying radicalization into violence? Difficulties in demonstrating loss of significance effects on radicalization in three experiments Session IV.II: Prevention and Intervention of Bullying and Hate Speech Chloë Finet, Heidi Vandebosch, Anouck Lubon, Hilde Colpin: Evaluation of an intervention to support teachers in tackling bullying and promoting positive classroom relationships: first findings Christoph Burger, Dagmar Strohmeier, Lenka Kollerova: Effects of teacher interventions on bullying roles: A longitudinal study Adam Klocek, Monika Kotrbová, Marek Pour, Egle Havrdová, Lenka Kollerová: Initial evaluation of the implementation of the KiVa anti-bullying program in the Czech Republic Jan Pfetsch, Duygu Ulucinar: Reducing online hate speech through a preventive intervention for adolescents ‐ Effects on attitudes, self-efficacy and knowledge about hate speech
15:00-15:30	Coffee break
15:30-16:30	Keynote: Sophia Moskalenko The Role of Conspiracy Theories and Ideology in Mass Radicalization
16:30-16:45	Coffee break
16:45-18:45	Session V.I: Populism and Civil Conflicts Rebekka Kesberg, Matthew Easterbrook: Would you condemn the sacrifice of political enemies? Amelie Freiberg, Juliana Tappe Ortiz: Too young to care? ‐ Rebel leaders’ age and violent display in civil conflicts Tisa Bertlich, Anne-Kathrin Bräscher, Sylvan Germer, Michael Witthöft, Roland Imhoff: Conspiracy believers as lone wolves? People who believe in conspiracies feel lonelier on average, but loneliness and conspiracy mentality do not influence each other over time. Larissa Laurer, Eva Lermer, Julius Wolff, Peter Fischer, Matthias F. C. Hudecek: Why do they march? A conceptual framework on motivational and affective drivers for engaging in protests against anti-COVID-19 measures Session V.II: Consequences of bullying and cyber hate Marina Camodeca, Valentina Levantini, Nicolò Maria Iannello: The contribution of Bullying, Victimization, and Alexithymia to Somatic Complaints in Preadolescents Lenka Kollerová, Tracy M. Sweet, Jung-Jung Lee, Lisa Bardach, Melanie Killen: Peer rejection negatively affects subsequent academic motivation regardless of gender context of the rejection Petra Gradinger, Dagmar Strohmeier: Does coping, parental and teacher discussions mediate the relationship between online hate victimization and well-being (online and face2face) Hannah Brett, Alice Jones Bartoli, Peter K. Smiths: What about us? A qualitative exploration of bullying involvement for foster children
19:30	Conference Dinner at Gasthof Noll

Saturday, 12th of November

9:00-10:00	Keynote: Barbara Krahé Sexual Aggression among College Students in 15 Countries: Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Prevention
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break
10:30-12:00	Session VI.I: Challenges to Democratic Citizenship in Adolescence session abstract Astrid Körner, Katharina Eckstein, Peter Noack: Young and prone to populist ideas? ‐ Facets and effects of populist attitudes in middle adolescence Anna-Maria Mayer, Philipp Jugert: How media content shapes affect towards political institutions via populistic attitudes ‐ A daily diary study among adolescents Marta Miklikowska, Katharina Eckstein, Katarzyna Jasko, Jan Serek: Active, passive, standby? ‐ Types of political activity and its correlates in youth Session VI.II: Risk Factors for Sexual Aggression, Fantasies, and Crimes Isabell Schuster, Paulina Tomaszewska, Barbara Krahé: Links of perceived pornography realism with sexual aggression via sexual scripts, sexual behavior, and acceptance of sexual coercion: A study with German university students Kotryna Stupniakek, Rebecca Bondü: The everyday experience of aggressive fantasies and associations with violent media consumption Tanita Rumpf, Stefanie Horn, Catharina Vogt, Kristin Göbel, Thomas Görgen, Kim-Marie Zibulski, Vanessa Uttenweiler, Rebecca Bondü: Leaking among intimate partner homicide perpetrators. A systematic review.
12:00-12:30	Concluding session
Afternoon	Social program