The 5th Nordic Conference on Group and Social Psychology. Interaction on the Edge

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1 The 5th Nordic Conference on Group and Social Psychology Interaction on the Edge

2 Thursday, May REGISTRATION AND COFFEE WELCOME SESSION I:101 Bo Hellgren, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Kjell Granström, Professor PARALLEL SEMINARS Chair: Michael Rosander Self-organization in groups Agneta Brav, Kin Andersson, Mälardalens högskola Is the grass greener in the other group? Students experiences of group work Charlotta Einarsson, Eva Hammar Chiriac, Linköpings universitet Group composition in higher education Anders Hempel, Linköpings universitet Approaches to cooperation. A study on students cooperation strategies Karin Forslund Frykedal, Linköpings universitet Chair: Johan Näslund Social identities of engineering students a longitudinal study Tomas Jungert, Linköpings universitet On Social edges. Some limits of conceptual purity Sverre Wide, Mälardalens högskola How do team members talk about their interprofessional health care team? Susanne Kvarnström, Linköpings universitet/landstinget i Östergötland Multiprofessional psychiatric team work: From what perspectives is the patient described? Suzanne Blomqvist, Linköpings universitet LUNCH Restaurant Blåmesen FOI PARALLEL SEMINARS

3 Chair: Charlotta Einarsson The group mind reconsidered bringing intimacy into groups Jessica Mjöberg, Högskolan I Skövde Relationship-based learning A model for doctor interaction of learning Josef Frischer, Ålborgs universitet, Danmark Chair: Lauritz Brännström Decision making during stress in staffs: What predicts poor outcome? Claes Wallenius, Försvarshögskolan A classmate in distress: school children as bystanders and their reasons for how they act Robert Thornberg, Linköpings universitet Effects of resource valence and group goal on allocation decisions in social dilemmas Ali Kazemi, Daniel Eek, Tommy Gärling, Göteborgs universitet COFFEE PARALLEL SEMINARS Chair: Suzanne Blomqvist The scale of the Ethnocultural Empathy (SEE): a translation and validation study of the Swedish version Chato Rasoal, Linköpings universitet Social value orientation and procedural justice Daniel Eek, Göteborgs universitet Tomas Ståhl, Högskolan i Skövde

4 Chair: Anders Hempel Judging the accuracy of eyewitness responses: Are police officers better than civilians? Torun Lindholm, Mälardalens högskola Towards integrating distributive justice, procedural justice and resource theories Kjell Törnblom, Riel Vermunt, Högskolan i Skövde Measurement as persuasion Birgitta Falk, Stockholms universitet CONFERENCE DINNER Blåmesen FOI

5 Friday May, KEYNOTE SPEECH I:101 Social Identification, Collective Self-Realisation and the Well-Being of Societies: Towards a positive and practical psychology of groups Professor Stephen Reicher, University of St Andrews, Scotland PARALLEL SEMINARS Chair: Eva Hammar Chiriac Entering the field-experiences of an action research project Ingela Olsson, Högskolan I Kristianstad Career retirement, role exit and identity concerns Jonas Stier, Mälardalens högskola Interdisciplinary teams in hospital context will it work? Endre Sjøvold, NTNU, Trondheim, Norge Chair: Stefan Jern Whole session in English Identity theories and social reality Clary Krekula, Högskolan i Gävle Jan Trost, Uppsala universitet War and peace. Processes of riots and demonstrations Ingrid Hylander, Michael Rosander, Linköpings universitet Police officers and teachers. Their views on violence, democracy and mass media Kjell Granström, Michael Rosander, Linköpings universitet IDÉTORG & DOKTORANDTRÄFF LUNCH Blåmesen FOI

6 PARALLEL SEMINARS Chair: Ingrid Hylander Teacher s corrections a way to create the normal pupil Marcus Samuelsson, Linköpings universitet Perceived congruity between gender and leadership roles: A comparison of male- and female-dominated fields Erich M. Hansen, Susanna Loy, Leily Maghdoori, Mälardalens högskola Is herding in simulated financial markets payment depended? Maria Andersson, Carmen Lee, Göteborgs universitet Chair: Gunilla Guvå Shame and guilt as social feelings Vessela Misheva, Uppsala universitet Varför människor skuldbelägger våldtäktsoffer: Betydelsen av könsstereotyper, fördomar och tron på en rättvis värld Tomas Ståhl, Högskolan i Skövde Daniel Eek, Göteborgs universitet Forms of sociality and identity in computer games; a conceptual inventory Lars-Erik Berg, Högskolan i Skövde COFFEE AND A FINAL WORD (to 16.00) Stefan Jern, Associated Professor