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  • Chapter 5 - Single-Case Generalisation through Mixed Methods

  • from Part I - Genetic Social Psychology
  • Edited by Charis Psaltis, University of Cyprus, Brady Wagoner, Aalborg University
  • Book:
    Conflict and Change
    Print publication:
    04 December 2025, pp 148-196
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    In this final chapter of Part I of the book I suggest various methods appropriate to genetic social psychology and demonstrate two possible complementary methods of articulating microgenetic, ontogenetic and sociogenetic processes at different levels of analysis. This is the qualitative method of analysis of autobiographical narratives and the quantitative method of disentangling age, period and cohort effects. The application of Hierarchical Age, Period, Cohort (HAPC) analysis also allows for testing the role of various sociodemographic and time variables (age, period, cohort, education, urbanisation, gender and IDP status) along social psychological factors discussed in the previous chapters (intergroup contact, friendships, threats, communal identification, prejudice and trust) in predicting the wish for renewed cohabitation in Cyprus between the two communities and acceptance of Bizonal Bicommunal Federation (BBF). Reflecting on these findings, some policy implications relating to the Cyprus issue are discussed at the end of the chapter.