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My research to date has been concerned with psychological predictors of intergroup hostility.

I have a general interest in the interaction of biological and environmental aspects of emotion and behavior. I have taken evolutionary and comparative developmental perspectives to the study of children expressive behavior and ape facial expression, empathy and social behavior. My recent projects are focused in the development of emotional reactions, empathy, attachment and emotion perception

Beate Seibt is a social psychologist. She works on social relations, self regulation and facial mimicry, among other topics. Beate is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and a Visiting Professor at ISCTE-IUL. She worked at CIS from 2008 to 2012 with a Ciência grant, and currently as a member of the CIS team in the European funded "Food risk and benefit communication" project.