Personal
myths, aversive racism, heat and retaliation in baseball, and the
power of writing about personal trauma – these are just a few of
the research areas of the winners of the 2012 annual awards from the
Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP). Each of the
recipients has made a unique and significant contribution to
understanding the individual and social factors shaping people's
personalities, interactions, and behaviors. Read the full press release.
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Personal
myths, aversive racism, heat and retaliation in baseball, and the
power of writing about personal trauma – these are just a few of
the research areas of the winners of the 2012 annual awards from the
Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP). Each of the
recipients has made a unique and significant contribution to
understanding the individual and social factors shaping people's
personalities, interactions, and behaviors. Read the