Stylianos Syropoulos
Arizona State University, School of Sustainability
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Stylianos Syropoulos is a researcher at Arizona State University's School of Sustainability whose work spans the psychology of intergenerational decision-making, moral expansiveness, and proenvironmental behavior. Syropoulos has examined how concern for future generations relates to present-day prosociality, including organ donation and collective action on climate change, and has also published on intergroup conflict, ingroup identification, and the conditions under which people extend moral consideration across time and social boundaries. Additional work addresses partisanship and subjective well-being under democratic backsliding, trust in science, and the experiences of doctoral students in psychology. Syropoulos has contributed to large-scale cross-national research, including studies conducted across dozens of countries examining generosity, moral architecture, and basic human values.
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The politics of well-being during democratic backsliding: How partisan affiliation and support for government actions relate to happiness and life satisfaction
By Deborah J. Wu, Kyle F. Law, Stylianos Syropoulos, & Sylvia P. Perry
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