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Iwan Dinnick

Research Fellow, Faculty of Science

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Biography

I am a postdoctoral research fellow working with Daniel Jolley (University of Nottingham) and Lee Curley (Glasgow Caledonian University) on a 3-year Leverhulme funded project investigating whether a conspiracy mindset may bias juror decision-making. This project aims to uncover the direction of this bias, to detail why it is present, and explore when such a bias comes to the fore (or fades into the background).

Prior to my postdoc, I completed my PhD at Keele University which sought to refine our understanding of intergroup conflict. As part of this research, I paid particular attention to the impact of identity, collective victimhood, and conflict type on group members' decision to forgive.

Recent Publications

  • ZOODSMA, MARIEKE, SCHAAFSMA, JULIETTE, SAGHERIAN-DICKEY, THIA, YÁÑEZ DE LA CRUZ, MARÍA SOL, KIM, JIMIN, CHO, HAJUNG, DINNICK, IWAN and KIM, YOUJOUNG, 2024. “I needed him to tell the world”: People’s evaluation of political apologies for human rights violations in El Salvador, the Republic of Korea, and the United Kingdom: Cooperation and Conflict Cooperation and Conflict. 00108367241234274
  • SAGHERIAN‐DICKEY, THIA, SCHAAFSMA, JULIETTE, ZOODSMA, MARIEKE, CHO, HA JUNG, DINNICK, IWAN, KIM, JIMIN, NOOR, MASI, TURNER, RHIANNON N and YÁÑEZ DE LA CRUZ, MARÍA SOL, 2023. Meaningless gestures or pathway to healing and reconciliation? Comparing the perspectives on political apologies in victim and non‐victim communities in El Salvador, the Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom: British journal of social psychology British journal of social psychology. 62(1), 414-430
  • DINNICK, IWAN and NOOR, MASI, 2019. Intergroup forgiveness: The interplay between who we are and what tales we tell: Social psychology in action: Evidence-based interventions from theory to practice Social psychology in action: Evidence-based interventions from theory to practice. 221-237
  • ZOODSMA, MARIEKE, SCHAAFSMA, JULIETTE, SAGHERIAN-DICKEY, THIA, YÁÑEZ DE LA CRUZ, MARÍA SOL, KIM, JIMIN, CHO, HAJUNG, DINNICK, IWAN and KIM, YOUJOUNG, 2024. “I needed him to tell the world”: People’s evaluation of political apologies for human rights violations in El Salvador, the Republic of Korea, and the United Kingdom: Cooperation and Conflict Cooperation and Conflict. 00108367241234274
  • SAGHERIAN‐DICKEY, THIA, SCHAAFSMA, JULIETTE, ZOODSMA, MARIEKE, CHO, HA JUNG, DINNICK, IWAN, KIM, JIMIN, NOOR, MASI, TURNER, RHIANNON N and YÁÑEZ DE LA CRUZ, MARÍA SOL, 2023. Meaningless gestures or pathway to healing and reconciliation? Comparing the perspectives on political apologies in victim and non‐victim communities in El Salvador, the Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom: British journal of social psychology British journal of social psychology. 62(1), 414-430
  • DINNICK, IWAN and NOOR, MASI, 2019. Intergroup forgiveness: The interplay between who we are and what tales we tell: Social psychology in action: Evidence-based interventions from theory to practice Social psychology in action: Evidence-based interventions from theory to practice. 221-237

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