PROGS’s Research Aims The research group PROGS investigates social psychological explanations of the gender segregation in the labor market. Among our aims is understanding gender differences in career choice and designing and evaluating career interventions aimed at reducing barriers to career choice, caused by for example gender stereotypes. Projects and Publications Please see our: Current proj

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The research group Psychological Research on Gender Segregation (PROGS) is based at the Department of Psychology at Lund University in Sweden. It’s member’s are: Project leader Associate Professor Una Tellhed Una Tellhed – Lund University research portal   Collaborating researcher Professor Fredrik Björklund Fredrik Björklund – Lund University research portal     Collaborating researcher Professor

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Tellhed, U., Björklund, F., & Kallio Strand, K. (2023). Tech-savvy men and caring women: Middle school students’ gender stereotypes predict interest in tech-education. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, 88, 307–325.https://doi.org/10.1007/s11199-023-01353-1   Björklund, F., Giese, L., & Tellhed, U. (2023). Pedagogisk verksamhet - ett verktyg för framtida kompetensförsörjning? Svenskt Vatten Utveckl

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Missing Men: New conceptual understandings of gendered educational choices. Upcoming international collaborative project led by Dr. Runa Brandal Myklebust at the Institute for Social Resarch in Oslo, Norway. Starting in 2024. For information; contact %20r [dot] b [dot] myklebust [at] samfunnsforskning [dot] no (Dr. Runa Brandal Myklebust.) Sure you can code! (2020-2023) The project ”Sure you can c

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To write a distance exam in Inspera you need: -  A laptop or computer - Internet - Know your StudentID login The procedues is as follows: - You will recieve a exam code the day before the exam. This will be sent to your Ladok registrered email. It is your responsiblity that this email is updated.  - You go to the web page lund.inspera.com and login with your StudentID - Type in the code you receiv

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Instructions for campus exams All the exams in the masterprogramme are done in Inspera on your laptop. We use Inspera to guarantee secure examination and to facilitate for the students and examinators. The following is required to write exams digitally in Inspera: •A personal fully-charged laptop that can be used for four hours, which you bring with you to the exam hall. We cannot guarantee that t

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Trauma-informed care and child resilience We study the effects of trauma-informed psychoeducational interventions directed at caregivers, for instance foster parents and teachers in the school and preschool contexts. We evaluate effects on caregivers’ perceived self-efficacy, trauma knowledge, attitudes towards the child. The aim is to identify important factors for child health and resilience, an

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Trauma-informed care and child resilience In several controlled studies, we follow foster parents over time, and examine the short- and long-term effects of the psychoeducational training Trauma-Informed Care for foster parents (TMO-F).We study, among other things, the foster parent's perceived parenting ability, knowledge of trauma-informed care and understanding of the child's behaviors, but als

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Trauma-informed care and child resilience Through a series of controlled, longitudinal studies we evaluate short and long-term effects of the psychoeducational trauma-informed intervention the Three Pillars of Transforming Care directed towards school and preschool educators. We examine perceived professional self-efficacy, knowledge of trauma-informed care, understanding of the child’s behavior a

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Trauma-informed care and child resilience Elia Psouni (project PI) is a licensed psychologist, professor of Developmental Psychology, and Director of the Developmental Psychology-division at Lund University. Her research concerns child and family development with focus on attachment, socioemotional competence, and psychological resilience, considering the child's network of caregivers. She has ext

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Evidence over conviction News The project Research Group Media Contact Our studies directed towards foster parents and children in out-of-home care Our school and preschool studies Contact Elia Psouni (PI) │ Docent │  elia [dot] psouni [at] psy [dot] lu [dot] se (elia[dot]psouni[at]psy[dot]lu[dot]se)

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Educational psychology is the branch of psychology that focuses on the study of learning and teaching, as well as how various psychological factors influence education and educational processes. Educational psychology combines principles from both psychology and educational science to understand how people learn and how teaching and education can be optimized to promote learning. The network in ed

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The purpose of the network is to create opportunities for researchers to discuss and collaborate on various topics relevant to qualitative research with a primarily psychological focus. Thus, the network aims to strengthen qualitative research and teaching of qualitative methods at the Department of Psychology at Lund University. We intend to meet regularly to, among other things:Discuss methodolo

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The network for research on Sexuality, Norms and Psychology (SNAP) was started in the spring of 2022 with the aim of strengthening sexuality research at the Department of Psychology at Lund University. By extension, our research and knowledge can play a role for all people in both personal life and professional practice.  The aim of the network is to identify and gather researchers with an interes

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Future practices for a resilient childhood The structure and values of our contemporary societies are constantly challenged, locally, nationally, and globally. Some challenges are predictable, others unexpected. Central for facing them at an individual, collective, political, and societal level, is the ability to adapt. A key to long-term societal sustainability is the individual and collective ps

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Psychology fascinates many people and can best be described as the study of human behaviour and experiences. Within our department, you have the opportunity to come into contact with the latest research and practice your knowledge in various projects. Whichever path you choose, you will be well equipped with a degree in psychology from Lund University and you are guaranteed personal development. A

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During the summer, the department has different opening hours that may be good for you as a student to know about. Gamla kirurgen (House R), Gamla lungkliniken(House G), Gamla paviljongen (House P), Gamlapolikliniken (House M)16 June - 17 August: ClosedRegular opening hours from 18 August Gamla barnbördshuset (House O):19 June - 17 August: ClosedRegular opening hours from 18 AugustFor more opening

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For those who need extra support in the form of e.g. study guidance, individual counselling or want to know how the university relates to its surroundings in times of unrest, we have gathered useful links to the support functions that are available with us. The study guidance team. If you need support for your studies or have questions and concerns about further studies or degrees, you are warmly

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Hello master student! Have you been admitted our master’s programme in psychology? On this page you will find everything you need to know before the start of the semester. Welcome to the Department of Psychology. Start by reading the checklist where we have summarised the most important information you need to start studying with us. Secure your place If you are offered admission after applying in

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