PhD Student @UniKent. I research animal exploitation and related factors. Big fan of nature, crocheting, reading & animals.
Canterbury, England
Joined September 2013
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Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
New #OpenAccess Research: "The Moral Divide Between High- and Low-Status Animals: The Role of Human Supremacy Beliefs"
doi.org/10.1080/08927936.202…
@VictoriaCandace @kristof_dhont @AlinaSalmen
Thank you for all the support throughout the years @kristof_dhont !! And special thanks to @Emma_Alleyne and @LoughnanSteve for making the viva an enjoyable experience 😊
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Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
How can we increase acceptance for #cleanmeat? Being afraid of food technology makes clean meat less appealing, and worrying about food safety might be an important mechanism (@GoodFoodInst) - @VictoriaCandace at #AnimalAdvocacy2021 @SHARKLab_Kent
My paper on the Moral Divide between High- and Low-Status Animals is now available open access to read 🥳 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
Check out this exciting featured symposium put together by @jared_piazza & @LoughnanSteve, including five speakers addressing:
"How to help people ditch meat: What works?"
blogs.kent.ac.uk/animaladvoc… #animaladvocacy2021
@jdsgraca @rebecca_gregson @VictoriaCandace
Presented my research on the moral divide between different groups of animals and the driving role of human supremacy beliefs this morning at #ISPP2019 #vegan #humansupremacy #animalrights @SHARKLab_Kent
Fantastic news on our new Impact Factor! I couldn't ask for a better job with better colleagues (clearly we have fun!) 😁
My very first conference presentation, at ISPP 2018 San Antonio. I am so excited about the positive feedback and encouraging comments from our audience. Thank you for attending! xitter.cf/kristof_dhont/status/1…
Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
Beyond human-animal boundaries #ISPP2018 symposium on the political psychology of speciesism and human-animal relations at 11:30 in room La Vista (the big one!) @PolPsyISPP
Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
Dissociating meat from its animal origins in how we present, prepare & talk about meat is a powerful way to resolve the #meatparadox - It increases willingness to eat meat by reducing empathy and disgust. Research by Kunst & Hohle sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
GPIR is now on twitter! Follow to stay up to date with exciting publications and research. #GPIR #SAGE xitter.cf/GPIR_SAGE/status/98877…
Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
Even bigger crowd today for #USSstrike @UniKent with more staff members and students joining in. Unprecedented. #moral_outrage #solidarity @ucu @UoK_UCU
A very good read! xitter.cf/RobinRoseB/status/9348…
Historically, men translated the Odyssey. Here’s what happened when a woman took the job. vox.com/identities/2017/11/2… via @voxdotcom
SHARK lab! Proud to be part of a modern, forward thinking research group! And of course, cake at lab meetings never hurt anyone (especially if it's vegan cake 😉)
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Hi everyone! Our lab is dedicated to the psychological study of human intergroup and animal relations @KentPsychology. To find out more, please visit: blogs.kent.ac.uk/shark/
Victoria Candace Krings (she/her) retweeted
Thrilled to announce the Special Symposium: Brexit & The Rise of Populism. With excellent speakers: @GoodwinMJ @Dominic_Abrams @CatherineDVries & Alain Van Hiel. 23 March @UniKent Info & registration: blogs.kent.ac.uk/polpsych/ @KentPsychology @UniKentPolitics
