Miriam Koschate-Reis

Miriam Koschate-Reis is a Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology. She currently holds a prestigious EPSRC innovation fellowship investigating psychological identities in the digital world (EP/S001409/1) and is a co-I on an EPSRC platform grant (SAUSE; EP/R013144/1). Miriam is theme lead for computational social science at the Institute of Data Science and AI (IDSAI) at Exeter University and the creator of the ASIA approach. Thus, the proposed research is directly linked with her ongoing research on various forms of online identities. Her work is published in high-impact interdisciplinary (e.g., Behavior Research Methods) and social psychology journals (e.g., Journal of Experimental Social Psychology).

Projects
Commissioned year
Detecting Hybrid Social Identities: A Computational Analysis of Influence and Resilience in Online RWE Communities
The project aims to provide evidence-based guidelines on the identity dynamics and types of norms that are effective in building influence within hybrid Right-Wing Extremist online communities as well as the dynamics that weaken influence.
Project
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2021 – 2022