Category Archives: Cultural Learning

Culture Clashes

Posted on January 16, 2015 by asehelene

The first thing I was asked to do for my job as a lecturer/assistant Professor at Lund University was to schedule my course. This was in March, I was still doing my post-doc in South Bend, and the course was … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Learning, teaching | 1 Comment

Innocent Blue Eyes

Posted on July 1, 2013 by asehelene

Early in the year I blogged on Karel Kleisner et al’s paper on eye-color and trustworthiness. I was very happy when two of my very talented masters-students decided they wanted to pursue the question for a Social psychology project. I … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Learning, Social Psychology | Tagged , | 1 Comment

Rituals

Posted on May 17, 2013 by asehelene

When I was a kid, I was only allowed to eat candy on Saturdays. My parents had the rule to spare my teeth. But, of course, other parents had different rules. Somehow this bothered me – people who ate candy … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Learning, Social Psychology, Uncategorized | Leave a comment