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In public discourse, displaced people are interchangeably labeled as "refugees", "asylum seekers" or "migrants." An international study led by the University of Bern comes to new conclusions about how these labels influence prejudice against immigrants.

Malte Elson has taken up the newly created professorship “Psychology of Digitalization”. In this interview, he explains why this discipline is useful, why he considers digital self-determination to be a “political fad” and why media literacy is a key competence of the twenty-first century.

In the Sensorimotor Lab of the Institute of Sport Science, researchers are investigating the influence of human perception on the actions of athletes in complex situations.

The way we love and bond with each other has a lot to do with the family in which we grew up. How does its structure shape us, how does it benefit us in life, and how can attachment patterns be overcome? Developmental psychologist and family therapist Pasqualina Perrig-Chiello knows the answer.