The list of national projects SAS
Institute for Research in Social Communication SAS
Antecedents of intergroup solidarity in the context of societal crises: a mixed method approach
Antecedenty medziskupinovej solidarity v kontexte spoločenských kríz: zmiešaný výskumný prístup
Duration: |
1.1.2022 - 31.12.2025 |
Program: |
VEGA |
Project leader: |
Mgr. Lášticová Barbara PhD. |
Annotation: | Societal crises such as Covid-19 pandemics have shown inspiring acts of solidarity, but have also contributed to deepening of differences between advantaged and disadvantaged groups and, in some cases, to worsening of intergroup relations as a result of increased perceptions of threat. The project aims to investigate what predicts and what prevents solidarity on behalf of different groups. While intergroup contact might increase solidarity on behalf of disadvantaged groups in advantaged groups and inspire them to act as allies in mobilizing for social change, perceived intergroup harmony resulting from positive contact might prevent collective action in disadvantaged groups. System justification, on the other hand, in both minority and majority members inhibits participation in system-challenging collective action. This project draws on SIMCA model of collective action, intergroup contact and system justification theories to investigate cognitive, emotional, ideological, as well as behavioral antecedents and outcomes of solidarity towards the Roma and the immigrants. We use mixed-methods research design: interviews with minority and majority activists, questionnaire data and experiments. |
Language and cognitive impacts of socio-economic, cultural and educational conditions in preschool age on the development of literacy in primary education
Jazykovo-kognitívne dopady sociálno-ekonomických, kultúrnych a vzdelávacích podmienok v predškolskom veku na vývin čitateľskej gramotnosti v primárnom vzdelávaní
Duration: |
1.1.2021 - 31.12.2024 |
Program: |
VEGA |
Project leader: |
Mgr. Urban Kamila PhD. |
Annotation: | The aim of the project is to monitor the long-term effects of the new concept of pre-primary language education
on the development of several indicators of language literacy. The main focus will be on the language and
cognitive precursors of the development of reading literacy in interaction with non-cognitive factors, monitored in
the continuity from preschool to younger school age with a specific focus on several characteristics of the family
and kindergarten environment. These will be represented in the project by the level of implementation of the
national curriculum the State educational program for pre-primary education in preschools, ESCS and cognitive,
metacognitive and non-cognitive stimulating online environment. Methodologically, the project will compare
specific research sample with several reference groups monitored in 2016-2019. The examination of the
long-term effects of ESCS will be supplemented by the secondary analyses of relevant data from PIRLS and
PISA testing. |
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Moc, kontrola a zraniteľnosť v intímnych vzťahoch - digitálne technológie a starostlivosť
Support for project preparation in Horizon Europe - UVSK SAV, v. v. i._1
Podpora prípravy projektov v programe Horizont Európa - UVSK SAV, v. v. i._1
Duration: |
1.1.2024 - 31.12.2024 |
Program: |
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Project leader: |
Mgr. Lášticová Barbara PhD. |
Annotation: | Promoting international cooperation and involvement in Horizon Europe and European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) projects |
Family constellations involving biological and non-biological children
Rodinné konštelácie s biologickými a nie biologickými deťmi
Duration: |
1.1.2021 - 31.12.2024 |
Program: |
VEGA |
Project leader: |
doc. Mgr. Popper Miroslav CSc. |
Annotation: | The project will investigate ‘mixed’ family constellations consisting of related biological and non-biological family members. The intention is to explore parenting in multi-parent families, that is, in families where the child was conceived with another person(s). That person could be a previous partner, an egg or sperm donor, a surrogate mother or – in foster and adoptive families – the biological parent(s). The aim is to explore the relationship between complex family constellations (patchwork families) and quality of life in children and parents, along with the reasons, motives, contexts and consequences of entering into a second or subsequent partnership or marriage or conceiving a child with the assistance of a third person. |
Learning from intimate relationships among young adults in Slovakia: the role of relationship types and cognitive rigidity
Učenie sa z intímnych vzťahov u mladých dospelých na Slovensku: úloha typov vzťahu a kognitívnej rigidity
Duration: |
1.1.2024 - 31.12.2027 |
Program: |
VEGA |
Project leader: |
Mgr. Kallová Nikola PhD. |
Annotation: | The project aims to use a longitudinal mixed design to capture changes in reported learning from intimate relationships among young adults in Slovakia and the role played by relationship types and changes in relationships, cognitive rigidity, and cultural models. The phenomenon of learning from intimate relationships (LIR), that is, changes in thinking and behavior mediated by relational experience, facilitates both increased relational quality and relational development. Thus, it represents an application potential for both educational and clinical practice. However, several areas of this phenomenon are as yet uncharted. The present project builds on the APVV project 18-0303 on the topic of intimate relationships, which also resulted in a qualitative exploratory study on LIV. These findings are to be used in the project to develop and validate an instrument to measure LIV, which is lacking in the scientific discourse, and to fill other research gaps. |
The role of new media in supporting higher quality of life, resilience and education levels in children, youth and young adults depending on (non) existence of a disability, their ethnicity and socioeconomic status
Úloha nových médií vo zvyšovaní kvality života, reziliencie a vzdelania u detí, mládeže a mladých dospelých v závislosti od ne/prítomnosti postihnutia, etnickej príslušnosti a socioekonomického statusu
Duration: |
1.1.2021 - 31.12.2024 |
Program: |
VEGA |
Project leader: |
Mgr. Petrjánošová Magda PhD. |
Annotation: | An effective use of the new media potential can bring benefits in higher quality of life, resilience, self-esteem, better access to information and education. However, even the newest research shows inequalities in access and use, depending on socioeconomic status, gender and education level (digital divide) even in the youngest generation (<25 years). The optimistic assumption about a easy switch to online education for all Slovak children and youth during the corona crisis in 2020 showed big problems in this area clearly. But about the situation in Slovakia there is not enough precise information, especially about specific youth subgroups. Therefore, in our project we focus on children, youth and young adults (10-25 years old) 1) from ethnic minorities, 2) with a disability or 3) from families with low socioeconomic status. The goal of the project is to map their possibilities, extent, forms, real psychological benefits of and barriers to new media use of these potentially vulnerable young people groups. |
The total number of projects: 7