Dearbhla Moroney

Why do some people resist reckoning with historical injustice while others demand accountability? In our April issue, Foran et al. explore Irish mother and baby homes and how identity and politics shape responses to political apologies for state misdeeds. Read open-access: doi.org/10.1111/pops...

It was a pleasure joining the @helpingkidslab.bsky.social today and presenting some of my #phd research!

@orlamuldoon.bsky.social helped the public better understand gender-based violence by speaking to media and shaping public discussions. Her work led to concrete policy changes.

This #ERCengage winner's research 👉 bit.ly/4lc3Qnp

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The experience of forced adoption can profoundly impact one's connection to valued groups, which, as previous #socialidentity literature indicates, has significant implications for health and well-being.

This also highlights some key implications of the work, particularly in relation to the controversial #redressscheme. The results clearly show that the six-month cutoff is not a reliable indicator of whether someone suffered harm.

<em>British Journal of Social Psychology</em> | Wiley Online Library A central issue in adoption research is understanding why some individuals adapt to their adoption experience while others face considerable difficulties. The social identity approach (SIA) offers a ...

Sharing my that the first paper from my PhD has been published seems like a nice way to introduce myself to @bsky.app 🎉

This paper points to the crucial role of social identity loss for individuals adopted through Ireland’s #motherandbabyhomes

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