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Post-doc
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Job description
Offer Description
Name and description of the project:
Can strong identification harm the ingroup? Secure and defensive forms of group identification in intragroup relations and group goal-attainment
This project seeks to offer insight into consequences of different forms of identity for the ingroups themselves.
Studies are conducted in different contexts (national, party, organizational), using a variety of methods and covering a wide range of potential effects: interpersonal relations, group productivity, willingness to act for or against one’s own group, group loyalty, short- and long-term group decisions.
Project granted by National Science Center (2018/29/B/HS6/02826)
Requirements
Research Field Psychological sciences Education Level PhD or equivalent
Skills/Qualifications
- Doctoral degree in psychology or related discipline, with specialization relevant to the research project (e.g., political sciences, sociology) (obtained no later than on the date of commencement of work on the project);
- Up to date and advanced knowledge of social psychology or political science (with interest in political psychology and/or environmental psychology);
- Advanced experience in statistical analysis (including large-scale surveys), including experience in packages such as MPlus or R;
- Experience in publishing research in social sciences journals;
- Experience working with multiple groups of research collaborators;
- Experience with open science practices;
- Experience of advancing external visibility, for example, peer review/editorial work, or conference organisation;
- Working knowledge of English that allows to prepare publications for international journal;
- Fluent English skills at a level that enables cooperation with an international team, preparation of publications and conference speeches in this language, documented by previous experience in this field.
Specific Requirements
- Conducting statistical analyses of survey and experimental data (already gathered);
- Preparing articles for publication for international journals;
- Helping develop the potential academic and non-academic impact of this work by identifying and contacting relevant audiences;
- Managing their own research and administrative activities, with guidance if required.
Languages ENGLISH Level Excellent
Additional Information
Benefits
- Employment contract for a period of 6 months (could be remote work);
- Salary in the amount of PLN 10 000 gross gross/monthly;
- Work in a professional and friendly environment, among excellent scientists and influential experts.
Eligibility criteria
- Scientific achievements -40% of the final grade
- Scientific and expert competencies -30% of the final grade
- Competences to carry out specific tasks in a research project -30% of the final grade
Required documents:
- CV including:
- professional titles and academic degrees;
- Information about scientific, didactic and organizational achievements (abstract comprising candidate’s most important areas of research, and scientific; educational, and other achievements);
- List of publications (including the publishing house/journal, year of publication, and page number);
- Cover letter;
- Scan of a document confirming the receipt of a doctoral degree.
- Competences to carry out specific tasks in a research project – 30% of the final grade
Selection process
Application deadline: February 15, 2024
Selection results announced: February 25, 2024
Date of commencement of work: March1, 2024 (negotiable up to 1 month period)
Selection Committee:
- dr hab. Aleksandra Cisłak-Wójcik, prof. SWPS
- prof. Aleksandra Cichocka, University of Kent
- dr hab. Wojciech Kulesza, prof. SWPS
- Aleksandra Mysłek – Member of HR staff;
- Anna Szewczyk- Committee Secretary.
Additional comments
Please apply electronically via the recruitment form:
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The Selection Committee reserves the right to contact only selected candidates.
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Work Location(s)
Number of offers available 1 Company/Institute SWPS University Country Poland Geofield
Where to apply Website
Contact State/Province
Warszawa City
Warszawa Website
Street
Chodakowska, 19/31 Postal Code
03-815 E-Mail
STATUS: EXPIRED
Expected salary
Location
Warszawa, mazowieckie
Job date
Thu, 18 Jan 2024 02:53:41 GMT
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