István Csertő

István Csertő is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Social Psychology and Intercultural Psychology within the Institute of Psychology, Károli Gáspár Reformed University. He holds a PhD in Social Psychology (2008, University of Pécs) and an MA in Psychology (2008, University of Pécs).

His research focuses on social psychology, particularly intergroup evaluation, collective victimhood, historical memory, and narrative analysis. He has published extensively on topics such as the emotional processing of World War I trauma, national identity construction, and EU attitudes in post-conflict societies.

His work includes collaborations with international scholars and applications of computational methods like NarrCat to detect biases in historical narratives. While no honors are listed, his publications in journals such as the British Journal of Social Psychology and Frontiers in Psychology reflect significant contributions to understanding intergroup dynamics and identity-based conflicts through narrative frameworks.