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Offering Help When Help May Not Be Needed (Or Wanted)

People who want to support others’ well-being offer help even when the need for help is uncertain.

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Separating the Science from the Scientist

Why do some people face lighter professional consequences for the same personal misconduct?

The Dark Side of Being a “Healthcare Hero” During the Pandemic

COVID-19 wasn’t the only thing healthcare workers were fighting during the pandemic.

I’m Ready for a Relationship but Where’s My Valentine?

Being in a relationship is great, but only when you’re ready for it.

Open Online Discussion – Internationalization: In Reference to Whom? Contextualizing the Globalization of Personality and Social Psychology

Virtual

Webinar

SPSP International Committee

Read more about Open Online Discussion – Internationalization: In Reference to Whom? Contextualizing the Globalization of Personality and Social Psychology

Note: The session is also being held on March 18 at 12 PM US ET (16:00 UTC), in order to accommodate attendees in different time zones. Click here to register for the March 18 session.

The push to ensure more global representation in psychology is both important and challenging. Issues remain around expanding our scientific database and little discussion has considered the role that teaching plays in globalizing personality and social psychology. Building on our SPSP 2024 professional development workshop, the SPSP International Committee invites you to participate in a discussion on barriers—and solutions—to increase global representation and inclusion in personality and social psychology. We invite you to share your experience, in your context. In this way, we hope to both learn new perspectives and establish concrete goals that can be enacted through the committee agenda for AY 2024-25.

You're welcome to attend either or both of the online sessions, held for the convenience of different time zones and hosted by members of the current and upcoming SPSP International Committees.

Thu, March 21 2024, 12 - 1am

Virtual

Open Online Discussion – Internationalization: In Reference to Whom? Contextualizing the Globalization of Personality and Social Psychology

Virtual

Webinar

SPSP International Committee

Read more about Open Online Discussion – Internationalization: In Reference to Whom? Contextualizing the Globalization of Personality and Social Psychology

Note: The session is also being held on March 21 at 12 AM US ET (4:00 UTC), in order to accommodate attendees in different time zones. Click here to register for the March 21 session.

You're welcome to attend either or both of the online sessions, held for the convenience of different time zones and hosted by members of the current and upcoming SPSP International Committees.

Mon, March 18 2024, 12 - 1pm

Virtual

Making the Moral Case in Politicized Health Messaging

Become more persuasive by understanding your audience’s unique moral values.

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Should Nature Programs Portray Environmental Beauty and Devastation Back-to-back?

Combining positive and negative nature content evokes mixed emotion but may not boost persuasion.

Ximena Arriaga Added to SPSP Heritage Wall, Honoring Her Contributions to Personality and Social Psychology

SPSP is excited to announce that Dr. Ximena Arriaga is the latest addition to the Heritage Wall.

Wind Goodfriend

Wind Goodfriend is a full professor of psychology and assistant dean of liberal arts at Buena Vista University. Her research focuses on understanding and preventing intimate relationship violence, the effects of gender- and sexuality-based prejudice, and social psychological topics in popular culture.

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