Research Groups

At the Department of Psychosocial Science, research is conducted on e.g. the working environment, diversity in society, social cognition and bullying. The research holds a high international level.

Research Groups

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Bergen Bullying Research Group

The Bergen Bullying Research Group (BBRG) is devoted to research on workplace bullying and harassment, constructive and destructive forms of leadership, stress and emotions in organisations, and whistleblowing.

Bergen Laboratory for the Study of Decision, Intuition, Consciousness, and Emotion

The group is devoted to research how everyday decisions, judgments, reasoning and behaviour are directed by a complex interplay between conscious and unconscious processes, and are influenced by both intuition and emotions.

Research Group for Social Cognitive Studies in Tourism

The Group studies the effect of contextual factors in understanding the basis of experiences, risk assessment and decision making, in generic sense, as well as in various applied areas such as tourism and genetic testing.

Operativ psykologi

Operational Psychology Research Group

Our research is directed at human factors that influence performance and cooperation in critical situations, safety critical workplaces and high reliability organizations.

Society and Workplace Diversity Research Group

The Group is devoted to develop knowledge about challenges and implications of ethnic diversity in the society in general and in the workplaces.

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Addiction Research Group

The Addiction Research Group studies addiction/addiction-like conditions related to substances (such as alcohol, tobacco, and drugs) and behaviours (e.g. gambling, gaming, social media usage and shopping). The research group is affiliated with the Norwegian competence center for gambling and gaming...

Forskningsområder

Research group for public mental health

Research Group devoted to study issues related to Public mental Health.

26.09.2023