Stress and Depression as Pathways Between Violent Conflict Exposure and Moral Beliefs: Why People Sometimes Condone “Bad” Things

Overview of attention for article published in Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, May 2022

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RT @PAC_journal: This #NewIssue article is a must-read piece for today!📚 Stress and Depression as Pathways Between Violent Conflict Exposu…

This #NewIssue article is a must-read piece for today!📚 Stress and Depression as Pathways Between Violent Conflict Exposure and Moral Beliefs: Why People Sometimes Condone “Bad” Things. Check it out: https://t.co/olZJOljLwd https://t.co/E9bApsXNx5

RT @PAC_journal: Today, we encourage you to read an article from Timmer and colleagues, which provides insights into the effect that exposu…

Today, we encourage you to read an article from Timmer and colleagues, which provides insights into the effect that exposure to violent conflicts has on moral beliefs, and how individuals in countries such as Ukraine can be supported. https://t.co/GT0n…

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