Open Letter to EASP: Abandon Double Standards and Take Formal Actions on Occupied Palestine

[December 5, 2023]

As social psychology scholars, we write this open letter to express our dismay regarding the decision of the EASP’s Executive Committee against issuing a statement that acknowledges the unfolding genocide in Gaza. 

Pioneering European scholars in our field sought to comprehend the antecedents and consequences of atrocities such as the Holocaust against Jewish people and other marginalised groups including LGBTQIA+, Roma, the poor, and disabled individuals. Reflecting on this legacy, we recognise that the Jewish people's struggle for safety is a consequence of their historical oppression in Europe. However, as Jewish people from around the world have repeated, this safety cannot be conditioned on the oppression of others through settler-colonialism, as witnessed in the actions of Israel—a state born out of the Zionist movement that emerged amidst European antisemitism.

Israel’s establishment in Palestine was realised through massacres, mass displacement, and dispossession of over 750,000 Palestinians in 1948—the “Nakba” (catastrophe in Arabic). After 1948, Israel proceeded with its expansionist plans, resulting in further occupation and dispossession in 1967. Since then, Israel has established more settlements in the West Bank with 700,000 settlers, made possible through the eviction of myriad communities and the demolition of Palestinian homes. These actions have been recognised as "crimes against humanity of apartheid and persecution" by international and Israeli human rights organisations. In addition, Israel has enforced a 16-year-long siege over Gaza, during which Israel has waged five military assaults under the pretext of self-defence or counterterrorism, with unwavering support from many European countries and institutions.

The latest and deadliest assault commenced after October 7. Until the time of writing this statement, Israel has killed over 15,000 individuals, including 6,150 children and 4,000 women, while also destroying over 260,000 housing units and internally displacing 80% of Gaza’s population. Even refugee camps, schools, hospitals, mosques, and churches were intentionally targeted. These crimes did not spare the West Bank, where Israel has killed 215 Palestinians including 55 children. Such atrocities are a manifestation of Israel's dehumanisation of Palestinians, labelling them as “human animals” and “sons of darkness”. This is exacerbated by explicit genocidal rhetoric, including calls for the forced exile of Palestinians from Gaza and even hinting at the potential use of a nuclear bomb. In response to these intentions and actions, numerous experts including UN independent experts have characterised this situation as “a textbook case of genocide” or “a genocide in the making”.

Facing this reality, we consider the EASP Executive Committee's concern over political divisiveness and faith in good intentions as a legitimisation of the status quo and a blatant denial of its ethical responsibility. Psychological research has extensively documented that during mass exterminations, a significant proportion of the population accepts or implicitly supports massacres. As such, it is our duty to take a stance dissenting from the status quo that enables large scale and systematic atrocities.

We also encourage everyone to remain critical of narratives that maintain structural oppression including those that draw moral equivalence between the oppressor and the oppressed, such as the framing of the Israeli occupation of Palestine as an “intractable conflict”. The permeation and normalisation of such narratives in social psychological research is in part due to the ahistorical analysis that overlooks the colonial realities of the context and denies the indigeneity of the Palestinian population, showing the urgent need for critically revising the colonial underpinnings of much of our discipline.

We urge the EASP Executive Committee to recognise the right of Palestinians to live free from occupation and their right to resist, as the EASP duly stated when Russia invaded Ukraine. We further urge the EASP to recognise that oppression is at the root of this cycle of violence. Israel's occupation, with Europe's enablement, only exacerbates the insecurity of Jewish people, making everyone’s safety contingent on ending structural oppression. We believe that peace cannot be achieved without justice and call on the EASP Executive Committee to convey explicit support for the following measures:

  • ِAn immediate and lasting ceasefire, and the release of all hostages in Gaza and Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.
  • An end to the siege on Gaza and an end to the occupation and the apartheid regime.
  • Insisting on the right to return for all Palestinian refugees inside and outside the occupied territories in line with UN resolution 194.

As for concrete actions within the EASP, we call on the EASP to implement the following measures:

1) Sever ties: We call on the EASP Executive Committee and the wider academic community to sever ties with Israeli academic institutions until the end of the occupation. This boycott initiative should follow the BDS movement's guidelines. In recent years, many academic associations have endorsed this call including the American Anthropological Association. Boycotting, a proven tactic in the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and against Russia, is a justified action against Israel’s occupation and apartheid regime. In line with the BDS guidelines, we want to emphasise that this boycott is not meant to target individual Israeli academics and students.

2) Support academics at risk: We demand the EASP Executive Committee to actively support academics at risk in Palestine by providing grants and network opportunities, echoing what has been done in solidarity with our Ukrainian colleagues.

Lastly, we call on fellow academics and the EASP members to champion the democratisation of the EASP structures, ensuring active representation and participation at all levels. We stand for an EASP that abandons double standards and adopts honest aspirations rooted in the best of our history.

We respectfully request that the EASP Executive Committee respond to this letter by January 31 2024.

Psychology Scholars for Palestine

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Signatories
We invite psychology scholars and psychology students (both current and former) to sign this letter. Having an EASP membership is not necessary to sign.
  1. Abriana Gresham, Ph.D. Candidate, Ohio University
  2. Adrien Chanteloup, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  3. Afroditi Baka, Assistant Professor, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 
  4. Ahmet Demirdağ, PhD, Uşak University
  5. Alaa Aldoh, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Amsterdam
  6. Allanya Ike, BA student, University College Utrecht
  7. Ali Murteza Titiz, PhD Student, Northumbria University
  8. Ali Teymoori, Associate Professor, University of Bergen, Norway
  9. Alžběta Lebedová, PhD Candidate, University of Limerick, Ireland
  10. Amanda Klysing, PhD, Researcher, Lund University
  11. Ana Borges Jelinic, Research Fellow, Griffith University
  12. Ana Figueiredo, Associate Professor, Universidad de O'Higgins 
  13. Ana Tomičić, Program Director, ARETE Institute for Sustainable Prosperity
  14. Anastasiia Zubareva, PhD Candidate, Postgraduate Research Assistant, University of Limerick
  15. Anastassia Vivanco Carlevari, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  16. Ananya Venkat, Undergraduate Student, Sai University
  17. Ángel del Fresno Díaz, Postdoctoral Researcher, Gdańsk University
  18. Ángel Sánchez-Rodríguez, Assistant Professor, University of Salamanca
  19. Anna De Laet, PhD Students, UEA
  20. Anna Sach, PhD Student, University of Amsterdam
  21. Anne Templeton, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology, University of Edinburgh
  22. Anne Maass, Professor, Padua University (Emerita) and NYU Abu Dhabi (Full member)
  23. Antonis Dimakis, Ph.D, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
  24. Antonis Sapountzis, Associate Professor, Democritus University of Thrace
  25. Aoibhe De Burca, Master’s student, Utrecht University
  26. Aoife Bowman Grangel, PhD Student, University of Limerick
  27. Apoorva Sarmal, PhD Candidate, Anonymous Affiliation
  28. Arunima Mody Subramaniyam, Graduate, University of Exeter
  29. Ashay Ashish Deshpande, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen 
  30. Aya Adra, PhD
  31. Aritra Mukherjee, PhD Candidate, University of Delhi
  32. Aybike Çavdar, PhD Candidate, Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi
  33. Ayca Aksu, Lecturer, University of Groningen
  34. Aydin Bayad, Postdoc Researcher, Bielefeld University
  35. Ayse K. Uskul, Professor of Social and Cultural Psychology, University of Sussex 
  36. Ayşe Gül İçin, Research Assistant, Giresun University
  37. Ayşe Nur Koç, Psychologist, Istanbul Technical University
  38. Ayşe Zümra Kendir, Master's Student, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
  39. Bao-Thi Van Cong, PhD Student, University of Copenhagen 
  40. Betül Kanık, Research Assistant, Middle East Technical University
  41. Bhakti Khati, PhD Student, Durham University
  42. Bima Maulana Putra, Master student of philosophy, psychology, National University of Malaysia
  43. Bjarki Gronfeldt, Assistant Professor, Bifröst University
  44. Bleen Abraham, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  45. Bryant N. Gomez, PhD Student, The Graduate Center, CUNY
  46. Busra Ozen, PhD student, University of Manchester
  47. Büşra Kızık, PhD, Keele University 
  48. canan coşkan, Independent researcher with scientific affiliations, Université Libre de Bruxelles & Bielefeld University 
  49. Carmen Pang, Post-graduate Student, University of Auckland
  50. Carina Hoerst, PhD, University of Sussex 
  51. Carolina Rocha Santa María, Baxter Fellow, University of Dundee 
  52. Caroline Leygue, CONACYT Senior Research Fellow, UNAM, Mexico 
  53. Casy Lynn, PhD Student, Macquarie University 
  54. Catherine Moughalian, PhD Candidate, University Medical Center Groningen 
  55. Ceren Abacioglu, Postdoc, University of Amsterdam
  56. Ceren Yakıcı, BSc
  57. Chantelle Kimberley, PhD Candidate, University of Auckland
  58. Charles Harb, Professor of Social Psychology, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
  59. Chiara Parisse, PhD student
  60. Chiara Zazzarino, PhD Student, University of Kent
  61. ChiehYu Lee, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  62. Christian Staerklé, Professor of Social Psychology, University of Lausanne 
  63. Christine Cho, Graduate, University of Auckland
  64. Chuma Owuamalam, Assistant Professor, Durham University
  65. Clara L Wilkins, Associate Professor, University of Washington
  66. Cristina Baldissarri, Assistant Professor, University of Milano-Bicocca
  67. Cristina Pradillo Caimsri, PhD, Universitat de Barcelona
  68. Dallas O’Dell, PhD Candidate, London School of Economics and Political Science
  69. Damla Nur Kayış, Master’s Student, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University 
  70. Danny Osborne, Associate Professor, University of Auckland
  71. Daniel Balinhas, PhD Candidate, Autonomous University of Barcelona
  72. David Clarke, PhD Candidate, University of Sussex 
  73. David Fonte, Associate Professor, Université Paris Cité (France)
  74. Dearbhla Moroney, PhD Student, University of Limerick
  75. Delia Della Porta, PhD Student, Institute of Neuroscience, UCLouvain, Brussels, Belgium
  76. Demet Yapalı, PhD, Independent Researcher
  77. Diala Hawi, Assistant Professor, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
  78. Dimitrios Lampropoulos, Associate Professor, University of Paris 8 Vincennes
  79. Dina M, N/A, N/A
  80. Eden Clarke, PhD Candidate, University of Auckland
  81. Eduardo J. Rivera Pichardo, PhD Candidate, New York University
  82. Edoardo Zulato, LSE Fellow, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
  83. Electra Anagnostopoulou, Psychologist, Graduate Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
  84. Eliana K. Buonaiuto, PhD Candidate, Flinders University, South Australia
  85. Elif Bilal, PhD Student, Montana State University
  86. Elif Eren, Graduate, Ibn Haldun University
  87. Elif Sandal-Önal, PostDoc Researcher, Bielefeld University
  88. Elli van Berlekom, PhD Candidate, Stockholm University 
  89. Eman Ansari, Undergraduate Student, University of Groningen
  90. Emanuele Politi, Postdoctoral researcher, KU Leuven
  91. Emily Haines, PhD Candidate, Flinders University 
  92. Emily G. Vira, PhD Candidate, University of Oslo
  93. Emilio Paolo Visintin, Associate Professor in Social Psychology, 
  94. Emina Zoletic, PhD Candidate, University of Warsaw
  95. Emine Bilgen, PhD Candidate, Royal Holloway University of London
  96. Emir Üzümçeker, PhD, Dokuz Eylul University
  97. Emma Kirwan, PhD Candidate, University of Limerick
  98. Enver Terrazas, MSc/Researcher, Universidad Científica del Sur
  99. Enzo Cáceres Quezada, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  100. Erdem O. Meral, University of Amsterdam
  101. Esra Nur Soyalp, Independent Psychologist, BA Boğaziçi University
  102. Esra Yalçın, Master’s Student, Istanbul 29 Mayis University
  103. Eva G.T. Green, Professor in Social Psychology, University of Lausanne 
  104. Eva A. García Ferrés, PhD Student, University of Florida
  105. Eva Heim, Associate professor, cultural clinical psychology, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
  106. Evangelos Ntontis, Lecturer in Social Psychology, The Open University, UK 
  107. Evita van Duin, Research Assistant, University of Oslo
  108. E. Özdemir, Psychological Counsellor, Marmara University
  109. Ezgi Kara, Psychology Graduate, İstanbul Bilgi University
  110. Fabian Müller, PhD, Université Paris Cité
  111. Fahima Mohideen, PhD Candidate, Rutgers University
  112. Faruk Saglamoz, PhD Candidate, Durham University 
  113. Fatih Köseoğlu, Researcher, Siirt University
  114. Felicia Pratto, Professor, University of Connecticut
  115. Feyza Nur Kaya, Research Assistant/Psychology Student, University of Groningen/Istanbul Medipol University
  116. Garret Barnwell, Clinical Psychologist, University of Johannesburg
  117. Gautier Lucas, PhD Student, Clermont-Auvergne University
  118. Geetha Reddy, Lecturer, Open University
  119. Genevieve Smith, Honours Student, University of Auckland
  120. Gerasimos Prodromitis, Professor, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece
  121. Ghina Abi-Ghannam, PhD Candidate, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
  122. Giannis Lois, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Crete 
  123. Giuseppe Raguso, PhD student, Università di Genova
  124. Gledis Kondi, Bachelor’s Student, University of Amsterdam
  125. Georgia Tuoh, PhD Student, Durham University
  126. Giulia Valsecchi, PhD, UNIGE
  127. Gökşin Özge Çakar, Research Assistant, Gaziosmanpaşa University
  128. Gurur Deniz Uyanık, Graduate, University of Sussex
  129. Gülnur Tasmacı, Graduate, Uludağ University
  130. Gülden Sayılan, Associate Professor in Social Psychology, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
  131. Gyasiwa Arhin, PhD Candidate, University of St Andrews
  132. Hakan Çakmak, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen 
  133. Halime Ünver-Aba, Lecturer, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University 
  134. Hanna Eldarwish, PhD Student, University of Sussex 
  135. Haouria Basiyd Fellahi, PhD Student, Paris Cité University
  136. Harrison J. Schmitt, Assistant Professor, Skidmore College 
  137. Harry Lewis, PhD Student, University of Sussex
  138. Hasan Yentür, PhD Candidate, Dokuz Eylül Üniversity
  139. Hatice Kübra Tekṣam, Research Assistant, Uludağ University
  140. Hema Preya Selvanathan, Lecturer, The University of Queensland, Australia
  141. Idhamsyah Eka Putra, Lecturer | Adjunct Professor, Universitas Persada Indonesia | Universitas Sumatera Utara
  142. Idia Thurston, Professor of Health Sciences and Applied Psychology, Northeastern University
  143. Iris Traast, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  144. Irem Baha Yagan, Political Scientist, Governor of Beydag
  145. Jamie Chan, PhD Student, University of Sussex
  146. Janquel Acevedo, Ph.D Student, The University of Queensland
  147. Jennie Sofia Portice, Postdoctoral Researcher, Newcastle University
  148. Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington, Associate Professor of Social Psychology, London School of Economics and Political Science
  149. Jessie Hillekens, Assistant Professor, Tilburg University
  150. Joanna Lindström, Phd, Postdoctoral Researcher, Uppsala University
  151. Joaquín Alcañiz Colomer, Postdoctoral researcher, University of Granada
  152. Joe Sweetman, Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter
  153. Johanna Kruger, PhD Candidate, Utrecht University 
  154. Johanna Ray Vollhardt, Associate Professor, Clark University 
  155. John Dixon, Professor of Psychology, Open University
  156. John Drury, Professor of Social Psychology, University of Sussex
  157. Jordan Cortesi, PhD Student, University of Kansas
  158. José J. Pizarro Carrasco, Post-doctoral Researcher, University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU
  159. Joshua March, Teaching Associate, University of Strathclyde
  160. Jovan Ivanović, PhD candidate, University of Belgrade 
  161. Juan Carlos Hugues, Master's student, University of Lausanne
  162. Juan M. Falomir-Pichastor, Professor in Social Psychology 
  163. Jude Bataineh, IB Psychology teacher, Ahliyyah and Mutran
  164. Judit Kende, Assistant Professor, Tilburg University
  165. Júlia Pascual-Bordas, PhD Candidate, University of Barcelona
  166. Julie Terache, Lecturer, Université libre de Bruxelles
  167. Karatzaferis Lykourgos, Psychiatrist, Psychi Logos Epikoinonia - AKMA
  168. Katerina Petkanopoulou, Assistant Professor, University of Crete
  169. Kenan Alparslan, Associate Professor, Muş Alparslan University
  170. Keshia D'silva, PhD Researcher, University of Helsinki
  171. Kesi Mahendran, Professor of Social & Political Psychology, The Open University, UK
  172. Khushi Ramchandani, Student, University College Utrecht
  173. Kıvanç Konukoğlu, PhD Candidate/Research Assistant, Dokuz Eylül University/Acibadem University
  174. Kieren Lilly, PhD Candidate, University of Auckland
  175. Kim Nowak, Bachelor's Student, Radboud University Nijmegen
  176. Klara Jurstakova, PhD Student, Canterbury Christ Church University 
  177. Kyle Anderson, PhD, The Graduate Center, CUNY
  178. Labila Sumayah Musoke, Researcher, Initiative for Social and Economic Rights
  179. Lara Wehbe, PhD, University of Glasgow
  180. Laura C. Torres Vega, Postdoctoral Researcher, Center for the Study of Migrations and Intercultural Relations (CEMyRI), University of Almeria 
  181. Lauren Beadleston, Lecturer, University of Limerick/Dundee 
  182. Leandros Kavadias, PhD Candidate, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
  183. Leif Woodford, MSc, University of Kent
  184. Lena Schmid, Dr. Phil., Hudara gGmbH
  185. Lia Figgou, Associate Professor of Social Psychology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
  186. Lisa Skilton, PhD Candidate, University of Limerick
  187. Lisa Willemsen, PhD Candidate Social Psychology, University of Groningen
  188. Lola Girerd, Postdoc, University of Trento
  189. Lotte Thomsen, Professor of Social Psychology, University of Oslo
  190. Luca Beres, Bachelor student, Utrecht University
  191. Lucas Bietti, Associate Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
  192. Lucía Estevan-Reina, Postdoc researcher, Jagiellonian University
  193. Lucy Bird, PhD, Flinders University 
  194. Magdalena Bobowik, Ramón y Cajal Research Fellow, University of the Basque Country 
  195. Mai Albzour, Assistant Professor, Birzeit University
  196. Maïlys Samba, PhD Candidate, University of Paris Cité
  197. Maja Kutlaca, Assistant Professor, Durham University
  198. Manal Aboargob, Ph.D. Candidate, The University of Texas at El Paso
  199. Manuel Capella, Assistant Professor, University of Guayaquil
  200. Marieke Vermue, Postdoctoral Researcher, Utrecht University
  201. Mar Montoya Lozano, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Granada
  202. Maria Fernandes-Jesus, Lecturer, University of Sussex
  203. Maria Jargon, Research Masters Graduate, Utrecht University
  204. Maria Reinstrom, Bachelor Student, University of Groningen
  205. Marie Levorsen, PhD Student, University of Southampton 
  206. Marija Petrović, PhD Candidate, University of Belgrade
  207. Mario Sainz, Assistant Professor, UNED 
  208. Marty Colombo, PhD Candidate, Utrecht University
  209. Maryam Khan, PhD Candidate, USWPS
  210. Mehmet Akif Elen, PhD Student, Yeditepe University
  211. Mehmet Karasu, PhD, Van Yüzüncü Yıl University
  212. Mejdy Jabr, PhD Candidate, University of Arkansas
  213. Melina Niraki, PhD Candidate, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
  214. Melissa Holland, PhD Student, North Carolina State University
  215. Mengyao Li, Lecturer, Queen's University Belfast 
  216. Meral Gezici Yalcin, Postdoctoral Researcher 
  217. Merel van der Ham, MSc Student, University of Groningen
  218. Merve Ozturk, PhD Student, Durham University 
  219. Merve Tayyar, Research Assistant, Adana Alparslan Türkeş Science and Technology University
  220. Mervenur Şimşek, Master's student, Uskudar University
  221. Mete Sefa Uysal, Postdoc, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
  222. Mhairi Bowe, Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, Heriot-Watt University
  223. Micaela Varela, PhD Student, New York University 
  224. Michael Kraus, Professor, Yale
  225. Michelle Chang, Student, Utrecht University
  226. Michelle L., PhD Candidate
  227. Milica Ninković, PhD Candidate, University of Belgrade 
  228. Milla Jane, PhD Candidate, Flinders University 
  229. Minh Duc Pham, PhD Student, UConn
  230. Miriam Wickham, PhD Candidate, Utrecht University
  231. Mohammad Mohsen Khoddami, PhD Student, University of Bologna
  232. Monica Barnard, PhD Student, University of Sussex
  233. Mortada Al-Amine, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  234. Muhammed Refik Tekeli, Research Assistant, Atatürk University
  235. Muhammet Coşkun, PhD Candidate, Middle East Technical University
  236. Muireann O Dea, PhD Candidate, University of Limerick 
  237. Mustafa Firat, PhD Candidate, Radboud University
  238. M. Onur Yaşa, PhD Candidate, University of Zurich
  239. Nader Hakim, Assistant Professor, Furman University
  240. Naomi Mecklenburgh, PhD Candidate, The University of Queensland
  241. Naseem Dillman-Hasso, PhD Student, The Ohio State University
  242. Nathalie Ribbers, PhD Candidate, KU Leuven
  243. Necati ENOZ, PhD Student, Maltepe University, İstanbul
  244. Nefertary Li, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  245. Nicolás Villarroel, PhD Candidate, Australian National University
  246. Nicolas Van der Linden, Lecturer, Université libre de Bruxelles
  247. Nihan Albayrak-Aydemir, Assistant Professor, Boğaziçi University
  248. Nila Fadhlia, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  249. Nikos Bozatzis, Associate Professor in Social Psychology - Qualitative Methods, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
  250. Nima Orazani, Postdoctoral Fellow, Carleton University
  251. Nóra Zala, BSc Student, University College Utrecht
  252. Nuri Akdogan, Assistant Professor, Dicle University
  253. Olivia Hill-Cousins, PhD Student, University of Exeter
  254. Onur Şahin, Postdoc, Utrecht University
  255. Ömer F. Ergün, PhD Candidate, Utrecht University
  256. Ömer Taha Sözer, PhD, Van Yüzüncü Yil University
  257. Oriane Sarrasin, Senior lecturer, University of Lausanne
  258. Özden Melis Uluğ, Senior Lecturer, University of Sussex 
  259. Özge Savaş, Faculty Member, Bennington College 
  260. Özlem Serap Özkan, PhD, Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University
  261. Paola Hasbun Lopez, MSc, University of Utrecht
  262. Pascal Wagner-Egger, Lecturer, University of Fribourg
  263. Patricia García Leiv, Senior Lecturer, University of Malaga
  264. Patricio Saavedra, Assistant Professor, Universidad de O'Higgins
  265. Pauline Grippa, PhD Student, CeSCuP, Université libre de Bruxelles 
  266. Philip Gustafsson, Postdoc, Stockholm University
  267. Philippa Kerr, Researcher, University of Johannesburg
  268. Prerna Aneja, Lecturer, University of East Anglia
  269. Radhika Butalia, PhD Candidate, KU Leuven
  270. Raha Heshmatikhah, Master's student in Clinical Psychology & Neuropsychology, Utrecht University
  271. Rahaf Kakhi, MSc Student, Utrecht University
  272. Rajaa Barbary, PhD Candidate, University of Sussex
  273. Renata Bongiorno, Lecturer in Psychology, Bath Spa University
  274. Rhea Haddad, PhD Candidate, Université Clermont-Auvergne
  275. Rim Saab, Lecturer, University of Sussex
  276. Robert Brennan, PhD Research Student, University of York
  277. Rosie Harrington, PhD, Université Clermont Auvergne
  278. Roy Konings, PhD Candidate, KU Leuven
  279. Rüya Su Şencan, PhD Candidate,  KU Leuven
  280. Sabina de León de León, PhD Candidate, University of Granada 
  281. Sabrina Paiwand, PhD Student, London School of Economics
  282. Sai Nila, Undergraduate Student, Sai University
  283. Salam Jabbour, PhD Student, Trinity College Dublin
  284. Saliha Selman, PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  285. Salman Türken, Associate Professor, OsloMet, Norway
  286. Sam Fluit, PhD Candidate, University of Oslo 
  287. Sam Vo, PhD Candidate, University of Edinburgh 
  288. Samaher Yehya, Master’s student in Social Psychology, Tilburg University
  289. Samantha Bedard, Clinical Psychology Graduate Student, University of Wyoming
  290. Sandra Obradovic, Senior Lecturer, The Open University 
  291. Sandra Penić, Senior Researcher and Lecturer, University of Geneva
  292. Sanaa, Psychology Graduate, METU
  293. Sanaa Hyder, PhD Researcher, University of Manchester
  294. Sanne van Oosten, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Oxford
  295. Sara Vestergren, Lecturer, Keele University, UK
  296. Sarah Gina Febriana, PhD Candidate, Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien
  297. Sarah Mohr, Research Scholar and Faculty, Alkaram Institute
  298. Sascha Kuhn, Postdoc Researcher, Ruhr University Bochum 
  299. Selin Tekin, Assistant Professor, Karabük University
  300. Serap Arslan Akfırat, Faculty, Dokuz Eylül University
  301. Sercan Karlıdağ, Reseach Assistant, Altınbaş University
  302. Sezen Bağcı, MSc Student, Middle East Technical University 
  303. Shahmir, Student, CUST
  304. Shahrzad Goudarzi, Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychology, New York University Abu Dhabi
  305. Sibel Arkonaç, Emeritus Professor, Istanbul University
  306. Silvia Filippi, Postdoc Researcher, University of Padova 
  307. Silvia Mari, Associate Professor, University of Milano-Bicocca
  308. Sindhuja Sankaran, Assistant Professor, SAI University, Chennai, India 
  309. Sissel Belanger, PhD Candidate, University of Oslo
  310. Sofia E. Bracco, PhD Candidate, Stockholm University
  311. Sofía Schwartz Salazar, PhD Student, Univeristy of Granada
  312. Soledad de Lemus, Assistant Professor, University of Granada
  313. Somali M., Guest Lecturer, Mrinalini Datta Mahavidyapith
  314. Sophie van der Erve, Lecturer, University of Amsterdam
  315. Suryodaya Sharma, PhD Candidate, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
  316. Sümeyye Yıldırım, Assistant Professor, Kırklareli University
  317. Sümeyye Yiğit, Graduate, Uludağ University 
  318. Svetlana Zaremba-Pike, PhD Candidate, Higher School of Economics
  319. Stefano Ciaffoni, PhD Candidate, Anonymous Affiliation
  320. Syed Muhammad Omar, PhD Student, University of Kansas
  321. Şeyda Karsavran, Independent Psychologist, FSMVU
  322. Şükür Şükrü Kalı, Master’s Student, Social Sciences University of Ankara
  323. Taciano L. Milfont, Professor, University of Waikato
  324. Tage Rai, Assistant Professor, University of California, San Diego
  325. Teodora Spiridonova, PhD Candidate, Tilburg University
  326. Thia Sagherian-Dickey, Postdoctoral Researcher, Durham University
  327. Thomas Hörberg, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Stockholm University
  328. Tilemachos Iatridis, Assistant Professor, University of Crete 
  329. Tina Keil, Researcher, apps4research 
  330. Tolga Ergiyen, Research Assistant, Izmir University of Economics
  331. Trevor Lies, PhD Candidate, University of Kansas
  332. Tuğçe Sinem Bilgin, Independent psychologist
  333. Tuğçe Tezel, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  334. Tilemachos Iatridis, Assistant Professor, University of Crete
  335. Uracha Chatrakul Na Ayudhya, Senior Lecturer, Birkbeck, University of London
  336. Valentin Mang, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  337. Vanessa Laber, Master's Graduate, University of Limerick
  338. Veda Iyer, Student, Sai University
  339. Vera Weissenbacher, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen
  340. Vlad Costin, Lecturer, University of Sussex
  341. Vivian Vignoles, Professor of Social and Cross-Cultural Psychology, University of Sussex
  342. Vivienne Badaan, Assistant Professor of psychology, American University of Beirut
  343. Vukašin Gligorić, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  344. Wing Cheung, Lecturer, University of Winchester
  345. Xenia Chryssochoou, Prof. of Social and Political Psychology, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
  346. Yagmur Ozbay, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam 
  347. Yağmur İlgün, PhD Candidate, Middle East Technical University 
  348. Yara Zebian, PhD Candidate, University of Sussex
  349. Yasemin Abayhan, Assistant Professor, Hacettepe University 
  350. Yasemin Gülsüm Acar, Lecturer, University of St Andrews
  351. Yasemin Ulusahin, PhD, University of St Andrews
  352. Yeasle Lee, PhD Student, KU Leuven 
  353. Yong-Qi Cong, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  354. Youli Tsirtoglou, MA Social Clinical Psychologist, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
  355. Yueling Zhou, BSc, University of Amsterdam, PPLE College
  356. Zacharia Bady, Postdoctoral Fellow, Université Libre de Bruxelles
  357. Zehra Öztürk, Master's Student, Utrecht University
  358. Zenab Sabahat, PhD Researcher, University of Bradford
  359. Zerin Erözdemir, Graduate, Uludağ University
  360. Ziada Ayorech, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Oslo
  361. Zoe Bertenshaw, PhD Candidate, University of Auckland
  362. Angela, Professor, Anonymous 
  363. Anonymous, Assistant Professor, Durham University
  364. Anonymous, Assistant Professor, Lingnan University Hong Kong
  365. Anonymous, Dr, Bielefeld University
  366. Anonymous, Graduate, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
  367. Anonymous, Graduate, University of Basel
  368. Anonymous, Graduate, University of Limerick 
  369. Anonymous, Graduate Student, University of Florida
  370. Anonymous, Lecturer, University of Greenwich
  371. Anonymous, Master Student, University of Limerick
  372. Anonymous, Reader in Psychology, University of Kent
  373. Anonymous Researcher, Professor, University of Oslo 
  374. Anonymous, Researcher, KU Leuven
  375. Anonymous, Research Assistant, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
  376. Anonymous, Research Master Student, University of Amsterdam
  377. Anonymous, Senior Research Fellow, University of Brighton
  378. Anonymous, Student, Sai University
  379. Anonymous, Student, Maastricht University 
  380. Anonymous, Junior Researcher, University of Belgrade
  381. A.S., PhD student, University of Groningen
  382. Anonymous, Master’s Graduate, None
  383. Anonymous, Master Student, Utrecht University
  384. Anonymous, Research Master Student, University of Groningen
  385. Anonymous, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam
  386. Anonymous, PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam 
  387. Anonymous, PhD Candidate, Clark University 
  388. Anonymous, PhD Candidate, The University of Queensland
  389. Anonymous, PhD Researcher, Middle East Technical University
  390. Anonymous, PhD Researcher, University of Limerick
  391. Anonymous, PhD Student, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University 
  392. Anonymous, PhD Student, University of Groningen
  393. Anonymous , PhD Student, University of Sussex 
  394. Anonymous, Professor, Northwestern University
  395. Anonymous, Postdoc Researcher, University of Vienna
  396. Anonymous, Postdoc Researcher, Università degli Studi di Padova 
  397. Anonymous, Research Master Student, Utrecht University
  398. Anonymous, Student, La Sapienza Universitá degli studi di Roma
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