Proverbs: How Ancient Wisdom Shapes Modern Morality Simple, popular sayings can entrench people’s moral beliefs.
Magnifying Inequity: Women’s Lives During the COVID-19 Global Pandemic COVID-19 was terrible for women. They should not have to shoulder the burden of the next global pandemic.
Introduction from New SPSPotlight Co-Editor Milena Dasilva-Braga SPSP is excited to welcome the newest co-editor of the SPSPotlight newsletter, Milena Dasilva-Braga!
Grad Student's Guide to AI: Top Platforms to Boost Your Academic Success (Part 2) Check out the second part of SPSP’s guide for graduate students who want to leverage artificial intelligence to advance their work.
Do People Cheat More When They Feel Powerful or Powerless? High-power positions do not always foster unethical behavior.
Persuading Groups: The Allure of Consensus People prefer greater consensus even when it is counterproductive to persuasion goals.
Workplace Objectification Leads to Self-Harm Why does workplace objectification lead to self-harm and how else might people cope with it?
We Love, They Hate! How People Talk About Emotions Reflects Division Polarization may motivate people to talk about their and others’ emotions in a biased way.
The Motivating Power of Money is Larger in the West Money, compared to social incentives, is more motivating in already-wealthy Western Nations.