attending to cultural, political, and historical contexts.

The status quo. In China, Hong Kong, and Malaysia, system justification predicted higher GC. Perceiving one’s society is in a state of progress predicted higher GC in the US—but lower GC in China. The findings show why understanding GC requires

We found that privilege & group IDs consistently predicted GC across societies. But societal perceptions revealed striking cultural differences—especially for system justification. In the US, system justification was negatively linked to the morality component of GC, echoing its role in defending

GC reflects awareness, identity, & morality beyond national boundaries. We tested how privilege, group IDs, and societal perceptions shape GC across cultural contexts.

(1) Identifying with a global identity was associated with greater vaccine adherence

(2) Having a stronger national identity was associated with greater vaccine hesitancy

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Born from AASP Summer School 2021, we explore how identity and system justification shape COVID-19 attitudes across 7 countries.

This paper is particularly special for me—it began as a project at the Asian Association of Social Psychology #AASP summer school in 2021, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see it come to life. We examined how identity and trust-related beliefs shape vaccine attitudes across 7 countries, using…

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