Anna Knorr, MA, is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action Doctoral Candidate at the Institute of Psychology at Jagiellonian University. She received her Master’s degree in Psychology with distinction from the University of Vienna. Her research focuses on the cognitive foundations of radicalization and extremism. Grounded in the view that beliefs actively construct subjective realities and systems of meaning, her work investigates when and why ideological convictions solidify and become resistant to change.
Using experimental, survey-based, computational, and large-scale text-analytic methods, her work aims to contribute insights that are both theoretically grounded and actionable.

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