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Bringing together scholars in the multidisciplinary field of Political Psychology On this page, the Political Psychology Research Group is presented, including the conveners, researchers in the group, and publications within the group. About the groupPolitical Psychology Research Group has several areas of interest that are explored from a political psychological perspective, for example, identity

https://www.svet.lu.se/en/research/research-groups/political-psychology-research-group - 2026-07-15

Pedagogical advice for designing online exams As a rule, many forms of examination commonly used in campus teaching work just as well in online teaching. This applies, for example, to various forms of home exams and open book exams, various forms of teamwork, oral exams, presentations and ventilations. Others, such as classic exams in exam halls, are more difficult to translate directly into onlin

https://www.education.lu.se/en/teaching-tips/digital-examination/plan-your-digital-exam/pedagogical-advice - 2026-07-15

Guidance on grounds for assessment in reviwing new programmes for establishment and instructions for the assessment group Page 1 of 12 Faculty Board DECISION Reg. No. STYR 2020/1935 Date 2020-11-26 Guidance on grounds for assessment in reviewing new programmes for establishment, and instructions for the assessment group Proposals for new study programmes are to be reviewed according to the Univers

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15 May 2025 11:00 to 15:30 | Workshop Welcome to a workshop on academic self-publishing, inspired by the fanzine culture. We will explore how we, as academics and university employees, can find alternative ways to write and share knowledge in more playful, simple, and self-organized forms.Inspired by the fanzine culture, several small zine libraries will be set up at various academic institutions

https://www.staff.lu.se/calendar/inspired-fanzine-culture-workshop-academic-self-publishing - 2026-07-16

Popular Abstract in Swedish Kaféet är en mötesplats. Alla möten vilar på gränser - på gränser mellan de som möts, som umgänget frambringar. ”Kafékultur, kommunikation och gränser” är en studie av det sociala livet på kaféer, som utvecklar den socialpsykologiska innebörden av gränsen. Den kan ses som ett bidrag till förståelsen av vår tids informella och elementära sociala liv – intressant inte minThe café is a social meeting place. An as yet un-moulded aspect of social life is boundaries – how meetings rest on boundaries between participants that their intercourse brings forth. The aim of this dissertation is to study the café as a sociological and social–psychological phenomenon and at the same time contribute to forming the social–psychological aspect of boundaries. The study also contri

Last three decades, China has experienced a stunning economic development, which has transformed the whole county on various levels. Until now, China has followed investment and export led growth and has become the world’s largest manufacturer. However, under the veil of rapid growth, social and economic imbalances have emerged causing a number of serious challenges facing China. Moreover, the Chi

The aim of this paper was to examine and illustrate what experiences investigating social workers may have from interviewing children in social investigations concerning child welfare. Through semi-structured interviews with six professionally active investigating social workers in different municipalities in southern Sweden we focused on their own experiences, thoughts, feelings and commentary on

This thesis is seeking to explain why policy change come about. This is done by applying a part of Karin Lindgrens dissertation Vad styr ledaren?. The research evolves around the term pressure and the hypothesis are that policy change come about when there is middle range pressure on the decision-maker. Low and high pressure results in no or small policy change. The thesis is done as a case study

Background: A palliative cancer diagnosis in a parent has a major impact on many aspects of their children’s lives. Studies show that professionals in the oncological field do not seem to offer relatives, in general, much attention. Aim: to explore how doctors and social workers handle children of cancer patients in order to understand the possibilities and difficulties in supporting children in s

There is now a widespread scholarly consensus that we can see in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries a close but complex discursive and institutional relationship between mental illness and the set of cultural assumptions and practices which we call “Romanticism”. My purpose in this essay is to explore how that relationship is both manifested in and challenged by the English Romanti

Liturgical life in today's Catholic Church in the Western world is dominated by women, alt-hough the priesthood remains reserved for men. Conservative critics speak of a feminization of worship life, which is said to be a consequence of the liturgical reform implemented after the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s. This movement gained traction in academic youth circles, and although women also j

The purpose of this study is to contribute to increased understanding and knowledge acquisition of the development of the Nordic defense cooperation, and in particular the deepening of cooperation between Sweden and Finland in recent years. The consequences after the end of the Cold War meant a time when the existential threats to the Nordic countries were low, following with the unwillingness of

The aim with this Master’s Thesis work was to conduct research about different available authenticators, as well as implementing a multi-factor authenticator into the currently used login-application. The research included biometric authentication technologies, and investigation of how to implement these to create a highly secure and customizable multi-factor authentication for My Axis-accounts fo

This qualitative study is about how individual supportive conversation between school welfare officers and pupils in upper secondary school is carried out. The major interest of the study was to explore the problems that school welfare officers have during forced or involuntary supportive conversations with pupils, and how those problems can be understood and solved with the concept of strategies.

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Comments to the course evaluation: NUMN01 Computational Programming with Python vt 2020 Course responsible: Claus Führer Other teacher(s): Malin Christersson Number of students: 95 Number of students who completed the course: 61 Number of Course evaluation responses: 19 Course Evaluation Link: https://sunet.artologik.net/lu/report/26247 Comments: This was for the teacher and the students one of th

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