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Immo Fritsche

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The American Psychologist|October 17, 2013
Destined to die but not to wage war: how existential threat can contribute to escalation or de-escalation of violent intergroup conflictEva Jonas, Immo Fritsche
Current Opinion in Psychology|December 10, 2017
The consequences of economic threat for motivated social cognition and actionImmo Fritsche, Philipp Jugert
The British Journal of Social Psychology|December 22, 2005
Gender conflict and worldview defenceImmo Fritsche, Eva Jonas
International Journal of Psychology : Journal International De Psychologie|February 9, 2013
Authoritarian reactions to terrorist threat: who is being threatened, the Me or the We?Frank Asbrock, Immo Fritsche
Current Opinion in Psychology|June 15, 2021
Collective climate action: When do people turn into collective environmental agents?Immo Fritsche, Torsten Masson
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|October 20, 2010
Social identities, group norms, and threat: on the malleability of ingroup biasAndrew Erik Giannakakis, Immo Fritsche
Frontiers in Psychology|June 16, 2015
Striving for group agency: threat to personal control increases the attractiveness of agentic groupsJanine Stollberg, Immo Fritsche, Anna Bäcker
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|October 31, 2025
The Control Motivation Function of Populist Attitudes: Causal Evidence that Populist Reasoning Raises Perceptions of ControlAnnedore Hoppe, Immo Fritsche, Helena Pauen
Social Neuroscience|April 11, 2017
Neural evidence that the behavioral inhibition system is involved in existential threat processingJohannes Klackl, Eva Jonas, Immo Fritsche
Self and Identity : the Journal of the International Society for Self and Identity|October 2, 2024
To change, but not to preserve! Norm conformity following control threat only emerges for change norms but not for status quo normsJanine Stollberg, Immo Fritsche, Eva Jonas
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The American Psychologist|October 17, 2013
Destined to die but not to wage war: how existential threat can contribute to escalation or de-escalation of violent intergroup conflictEva Jonas, Immo Fritsche
Current Opinion in Psychology|December 10, 2017
The consequences of economic threat for motivated social cognition and actionImmo Fritsche, Philipp Jugert
The British Journal of Social Psychology|December 22, 2005
Gender conflict and worldview defenceImmo Fritsche, Eva Jonas
International Journal of Psychology : Journal International De Psychologie|February 9, 2013
Authoritarian reactions to terrorist threat: who is being threatened, the Me or the We?Frank Asbrock, Immo Fritsche
Current Opinion in Psychology|June 15, 2021
Collective climate action: When do people turn into collective environmental agents?Immo Fritsche, Torsten Masson
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|October 20, 2010
Social identities, group norms, and threat: on the malleability of ingroup biasAndrew Erik Giannakakis, Immo Fritsche
Frontiers in Psychology|June 16, 2015
Striving for group agency: threat to personal control increases the attractiveness of agentic groupsJanine Stollberg, Immo Fritsche, Anna Bäcker
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|October 31, 2025
The Control Motivation Function of Populist Attitudes: Causal Evidence that Populist Reasoning Raises Perceptions of ControlAnnedore Hoppe, Immo Fritsche, Helena Pauen
Social Neuroscience|April 11, 2017
Neural evidence that the behavioral inhibition system is involved in existential threat processingJohannes Klackl, Eva Jonas, Immo Fritsche
Self and Identity : the Journal of the International Society for Self and Identity|October 2, 2024
To change, but not to preserve! Norm conformity following control threat only emerges for change norms but not for status quo normsJanine Stollberg, Immo Fritsche, Eva Jonas
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