1. Moscovici Award and Lecture
2017
Moscovici Award and Lecture

2. Moscovici Award
Recognises the author or authors of a text that has made outstanding innovative contributions to theory in social psychology
Selection panel
Nick Emler
Sabine Sczesny
Leonel Garcia Marques
Chaired by EASP President
Open to suggestions from members

3. Moscovici Award Criteria Substantial theoretical contribution
Lead author is EASP member
Published text
Journal article
Publisher no earlier than 15 years prior to call

4. Winners of Moscovici Award
Andrea Abele-Brehm and Bogdan Wojciszke
Communal and agentic content: A dual perspective model. Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, 50,

6. Tajfel Award and Lecture
2017
Tajfel Award and Lecture

7. Tajfel Award
Recognises a distinguished lifetime contribution by a full member of the association
Selection panel
The Executive Committee
Chaired by EASP President
Open to suggestions from members

8. Tajfel Award Criteria Full member of EASP
Outstanding achievements in social psychology throughout career
Achievements understood in the broadest sense, including research outputs, citizenship, training and mentoring of younger scholars from a variety of backgrounds

9. Winner of Tajfel Award Klaus Fiedler
Introduced by Leonel Garcia Marques

11. 2017
Award Sessions

12. Award Sessions Jean-Paul Codol Kurt Lewin Jos Jaspars
Service to European Social Psychology
Kurt Lewin
Outstanding contributions at mid career
Jos Jaspars
Outstanding contributions at early career

13. Codol Award
Recognizes a member (or group) who has significantly advanced the cause of social psychology in Europe by means of their service to the field
Selected by the EASP Executive Committee
Now also open for suggestions from members

14. Miguel Moya Member of EASP Executive Committee 2005-2011
Key role in internationalization of social psychology in Spain through encouraging EASP membership, collaborative projects, co-supervision of PhD students, and international PhD programs
Key role in the development and promotion of a strong social psychology group at the University of Granada
Co-organizer of joint EASP-SPSSI meetings
2001 with J. Dovidio
2014 with S. Fiske
2017 of GM with R. Rodriguez Bailon in Granada

15. Naomi Ellemers Member of EASP Executive Committee from 1996-2002
President of EASP
Editor and consulting editor for a variety of journals, including both EJSP and ERSP
Key role in promoting social psychology through awards considering all sciences and social sciences (e.g., Spinoza, Merian)
Advocacy for social psychology through promoting the value of social psychological insights for practice (e.g., PWC)

16. Vincent Yzerbyt Member of EASP Executive Committee from 1999-2005
President of EASP
Executive Committee of ISCON/ESCON
Member of the executive and standing committees EFPA
Faculty of European Graduate School in Social Psychology, Jena
Teacher at EASP summer schools (Warsaw, 1994; Leuven, 1998)
Advocacy for social psychology through work leading up to ERC

17. Codol Laureates
Miguel Moya
Naomi Ellemers
Vincent Yzerbyt

18. Lewin Award
Acknowledges outstanding scientific contributions in mid-career made by full members of the Association
Excellence in individual scholarship (e.g., depth, diversity, and quality) and support for the scholarship of others
Open competition
Nominations by full members

19. Lewin Award Selection panel Monica Rubini Andrea Abele-Brehm
Francois Ric
Chaired by EASP President

20. Pablo Brinol PhD 1999, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Unique and impactful research contributions: Attitudes, persuasion, the self, meta-cognition, implicit and embodied cognition
Advisor of 8 PhD students to completion, all pursuing academic career
Outputs
Publications in all top journals, including a range of European journals, spanning both basic and applied research
Texts used in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
Services
Co-founded the social psychology association in Spain, organized a variety of meetings, and edited a range of journals

21. Fabrizio Butera PhD in 1994, University of Geneva
Unique and impactful research contributions: Social comparison, minority influence, conflict regulation, and cooperative learning
Advisor of 13 PhD students to completion, and 9 Postdocs, all still in academia
Collaborations all over, maintained through time
Outputs
Publications in the top journals, including European journals
Work across a range of areas from mainstream social psychology to the interface with education
Services
Executive Committee of EASP, including as President, editorial roles, research councils

22. Colin Wayne Leach PhD 1995, University of Michigan
Unique and impactful research contributions: Morality in self-evaluation, emotion, and motivation; Intergroup relations; Research methods and statistics; Interdisciplinarity
Advisor of students from very diverse backgrounds and continued international collaborations with early career researchers and colleagues in Europe and beyond
Outputs
Prolific publications in a variety of journals, including all top journals and European journals
Outstanding theoretical and methodological innovation
Services
Editor of top journals in social psych, including European journals

23. Lewin Laureates
Pablo Brinol
Fabrizio Butera
Colin Wayne Leach

24. Jaspars Award
Awarded to young scholars who have already made an outstanding research contribution to European social psychology
The award is sponsored by the publishers of European Journal of Social Psychology, EJSP, Wiley–Blackwell
Open competition
(Self-)nominations

25. Jaspars Award Selection panel Esther Papies Dominique Muller
Maria Paola Paladino
Chaired by Torun Lindholm

26. Aleksandra Cichocka
PhD research topic: The role of secure and defensive self-esteem in shaping political ideology
Supervisors: Miroslav Kofta, John Jost, and Agnieszka Golec de Zavala
Key publications
Cichocka, A. (in press). Understanding defensive and secure in-group positivity: The role of collective narcissism. European Review of Social Psychology
Cichocka, A., Marchlewska, M., & Golec de Zavala, A. (2016). Does self-love or self-hate predict conspiracy beliefs? Narcissism, self-esteem and the endorsement of conspiracy theories. Social Psychological and Personality Science, 7, doi: /
Innovative
Dedicated
Supportive

27. Namkje Koudenburg
PhD research topic: Conversational Flow: The Emergence and Regulation of Solidarity through Social Interaction
Supervisors: Tom Postmes, Ernestine Gordijn
Key publications
Koudenburg, N., Gordijn, E.H., & Postmes, T. (2017). Beyond Content of Conversation: The Role of Conversational Form in the Emergence and Regulation of Social Structure. Personality and Social Psychology Review, 21, 50-71
Koudenburg, N., Postmes, T, & Gordijn, E.H. (2011). Disrupting the flow: How brief silences in group conversations affect social needs. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 47, , doi: /j.jesp
Visionary
Innovative
Interdisci- plinary

28. David Loschelder
PhD research topic: Intergroup conflict and third- party intervention: Social identities at the negotiation table
Supervisors: Roman Trötschel, Eva Walther
Key publications
Loschelder, D. D., Friese, M., Schaerer, M., & Galinsky, A. D. (in press). The too-much precision effect: When and why precise anchors backfire with experts. Psychological Science. doi: /
Loschelder, D. D., Trötschel, R., Swaab, R. I., Friese, M., & Galinsky, A. D. (2016). The information- anchoring model of first-offers: When and why moving first helps versus hurts negotiators. Journal of Applied Psychology, 101,
Ingenious
Passionate
Fun

29. Jaspars Laureates Aleksandra Cichocka Namkje Koudenburg
David Loschelder