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The proposed study aims to investigate the effects of maternal self-construal, attachment style and sensitivity on mother-child conversations and children’s independent narrative abilities.

The current study aims to provide a systematic review and a meta-analysis by representing both qualitative and quantitative perspectives to understand the effectiveness of video-feedback interventions on maternal sensitivity. Regarding the link between VF interventions and maternal sensitivity, the current study will examine the role of possible moderators such as (a) number of intervention sessions and total duration of intervention, and (b) culture (individualistic and collectivist) in an exploratory fashion.

The current study aims to investigate collective action intentions against violence toward women. While the social identity model of collective action (SIMCA) is proposed to understand women’s collective action to reduce gender-based violence, moral conviction is proposed as a key predictor to examine men’s collective action intentions. The proposed study also incorporates SIMCA and moral conviction explanations with ambivalent sexism literature to understand the collective action intentions of women and men.