Interested in the psychology of disruptive behaviour at music events? Well have a read of this. Highlights include me, @lewisdoyle.bsky.social & @sanjeedah.bsky.social throwing ourselves around in mosh pits for science (plus in-depth interviews & a big old survey). dx.doi.org/10.1111/asap...
'The Psychology of Crowd Behavior', Annual Review of Psychology
Final, peer-reviewed version now available open access.
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Well done, Freya, was a pleasure to be involved in the viva! Look forward to following your future progress. I hope you had a great time celebrating.
Thanks for coming and presenting your really interesting research @drrotemperach.bsky.social. We hope to see you again soon.
Some of mine in there too.
See if your own work is included...
Recruitment for this study is still going. Would appreciate a repost, folks! 🙏🏻
PhD in social psychology/behavioral science 👇
Details on PhD funding for applicants here: www.westminster.ac.uk/study/postgr...
Please get in touch before you apply
Doing a PhD on social identity in health, organisational, political and social change, or sport and exercise? Join us next summer at the Social Identity Summer School. Lots of chances to learn & network. See details below on how to apply. 40 places available (10 per stream) 👇
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🎓 PhD studentship for August 2025 entry
The @uniofstandrews.bsky.social Business School is offering fully funded PhD studentships for August 2025 entry.
www.st-andrews.ac.uk/business-sch...
Fantastic postdoc opportunity for someone, working with the brilliant @ayseuskul.bsky.social and being part of the team at Sussex Psychology.
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Thank you, glad it’s of interest. And thanks for sharing.
Findings also suggest that online exercise platforms like Zwift can lead to identity continuity & gain sequentially rather than as separate pathways. I.e., participating in Zwift can help people continue as an exerciser/cyclist but also add new identities as a “Zwifter” & specific Zwift team member
Figure showing the different social identities and facilitators of these social identities.
3. These identities are facilitated by riding with others in real-time, interacting with others while riding, and chatting with others post-ride on social media platforms.
Key findings included that:
1. Zwift helped mid-life adults cope with changes and challenges associated with mid-life through the opportunity to socialise with others despite being physically alone.
2. Zwift could lead to 3 social identities.
Picture of the journal first page with author details and abstract
Well done to @tobyrichstrategy.bsky.social on the publication of his first PhD study. The study explored mid-life adults experiences of social identity processes in an online exercise context (Zwift).
Click the link to read more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
It’s been extended until the 15/12, @fergusneville.bsky.social
This looks like a great event on leadership, followership, and social identity. Really hoping to attend this!
Yaaaaas 🙌
Use collective language, embrace history to understand the club, and embed a clear identity. Three ways Ruben Amorim might try to lead the rebuild of Manchester United #MUFC #Amorim #leadership theconversation.com/manchester-u...
Great work by two awesome people!
Was thinking of setting a starter pack up, but like you said, only a few of the ICSIS community on here at the moment.
Manchester United: three ways Ruben Amorim can rebuild the club’s identity and get back to winning ways
At the Sussex Local Resilience Forum meeting in Brighton,
Louise Davidson presents on her important work and recommendations on the group psychology of interoperability
More about the research here: osf.io/preprints/ps...
For my first proper post it was nice to combine passion (sometimes pain) and research interests to contribute to this article led by Matt Smith discussing how Ruben Amorim can rebuild Manchester United’s identity. #MUFC
theconversation.com/manchester-u...
Come to my professorial talk -- Why crowd behaviour matters
Tuesday 26th November, 5pm at Sussex University
onlineshop.sussex.ac.uk/product-cata...
Our new paper "Engaged Onlooking: How Organisational Identification Shapes Public Condoning of Corporate Corruption" is published in EJSP. DM for a copy if you can't access.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....
🧵below on key findings
#corruption #organizationalpsychology #socialpsychology
Congrats, Fergus and team. Look forward to reading this!
Could you please add me, Grace?
Thanks so much, Mark!
Yes please, Mark