Social identity, perceived emotional synchrony, creativity, social representations, and participation in social movements: the case of the 2019 chilean populist protests

Castro-Abril Pablo Da Costa, Silvia Navarro-Carrillo Ginés Caicedo-Moreno Angélica Gracia-Leiva Marcela Bouchat Pierre Cordero, Begoña Méndez, Lander Paez, Darío Social identity, perceived emotional synchrony, creativity, social representations, and participation in social movements: the case of the 2019 chilean populist protests

Front. psychol.

10.3389/fpsyg.2021.764434 2021

2021