New research shows that in social settings, narcissists start out strong, but it’s those with high emotional intelligence that win the popularity race. Psychology researchers...
New PSPB Editors Selected
Christian Crandall, Colin Wayne Leach, Michael D. Robinson and Tessa West have been selected as the incoming senior editorial team for our empirical journal - the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
Registration Now Open!
Registration for the 2017 Annual Convention is now open! Register early to take advantage of discounted early-bird rates.
SPSP Small Research Grants Program
SPSP’s Small Research Grants program provides funding for SPSP members who work at institutions that do not provide financial support for research. Applications for Spring 2017 funding are open now through November 15, 2016.
2017 Legacy: Ravenna Helson
The Society of Personality and Social Psychology is pleased to announce Ravenna M. Helson as the 2017 Annual Convention Legacy honoree. This program is designed to honor legacy figures...
Foundation Award Portals Are Currently Open!
We are now accepting applications for the Heritage Dissertation Research Awards and the SAGE Young Scholar Awards. Applications deadlines vary by award.
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Want to be Popular? Work on Your Emotional Intelligence
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Strength of One’s Mexican Identity Is Linked to Political Ideology
New research suggests a significant relationship between Latino identity and political ideology. The study, led by a Nevada State College (NSC) psychologist, found...
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Promoting Open, Critical, Civil, and Inclusive Scientific Discourse in Psychology
The statement is written by those listed at the end of this post, and has been gathering signatures for the past several days.
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The Bittersweet Taste of Revenge
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From the biblical mention of an “eye for an eye” to...
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