Tisa Bertlich

Tisa Bertlich
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz | JGU · Abteilung für Sozialpsychologie

Master of Science

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Introduction
I am a PhD student at the University of Mainz in social psychology with a research master's degree from the University of Amsterdam. My interests cover belief systems, political psychology, and psychological methods, and I am familiar with network analysis, big data analytics, structural equation modeling, and programming (R and Python).
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Coherence has been found to be metaphorically mapped onto spatial proximity whereby coherent––in contrast to incoherent––elements in a set are mentally represented as closer together in physical space. In a series of 4 experiments, we show that spatial representation of coherence is malleable and can employ other meaningful concrete dimensions of s...
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Vaccine scepticism poses a significant global health risk, which has again become clear during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Previous research has identified spirituality as an important contributor to general vaccine scepticism. In the present manuscript, we assessed whether self-identified spirituality similarly contributes to scepticism towards...
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Vaccine scepticism poses a significant global health risk, which has again become clear during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Previous research has identified spirituality as an important contributor to general vaccine scepticism. In the present manuscript, we assessed whether spirituality similarly contributes to scepticism towards Covid-19 vaccin...
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Although sometimes used interchangeably, the present review highlights the important differences between generalized worldviews suspecting conspiracy at play (conspiracy mentality) and specific beliefs about the existence of a certain conspiracy (conspiracy theory). In contrast to measures of beliefs in specific conspiracy theories, those of conspi...
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Although sometimes used interchangeably, the present review highlights the important differences between generalized worldviews suspecting conspiracy at play (conspiracy mentality) and specific beliefs about the existence of a certain conspiracy (conspiracy theory). In contrast to measures of beliefs in specific conspiracy theories, those of conspi...
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Citizens around the world increasingly express support for populism. Here, we apply the reinforcing spirals model to examine whether, and how, social media news use shapes populist attitudes over time. Specifically, we assess if using social media as a news source serves to maintain existing populist attitudes or facilitates a shift in attitudes to...
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Citizens around the world increasingly express support for populism. Here, we apply the reinforcing spirals model to examine whether, and how, social media news use shapes populist attitudes over time. Specifically, we assess if using social media as a news source serves to maintain existing populist attitudes or facilitates a shift in attitudes to...

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