ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science
Social and Personality Psychology at Times of War and Conflict
The Russo-Ukrainian War has far-reaching consequences. This symposium highlights 4 studies (N = 1,382,294) that documented 1) Ukrainians’ resilience during the 2013-2014 Euromaidan Protest, 2) the human cost of military spending, 3) the well-being benefits of EU accession, and 4) the null association between refugee influx and host populations’ well-being.
Chairs & Discussants
- Felix CheungChair
University of Toronto
Presentations
- The Impact of the Euromaidan on Ukrainian Subjective Well-Being Elizabeth Chan
- The Human Cost of Military SpendingAnthony McCanny
- EU Accession and Subjective Well-Being: Does Joining the EU Lead to a Happier Population? Levi Stutzman
- How the Share of Refugees in a Country Affects the Well-Being of the Host PopulationSofia Panasiuk
