The Pride and Prejudice of Social Identities: Implications for Belonging Social identities can be tied to powerful solutions to inequalities. Recognizing ‘stigma and strengths’ associated with social identities can expand efforts for change.
The Harms of Secrecy Our secrets can feel deeply personal and individual, but new research reveals that we tend to experience our secrets in similar ways.
Rob Chavez Rob Chavez is an assistant professor at the University of Oregon and director of the Computational Social Neuroscience Lab.
Why Companies Should “Show” - Not “Tell” - Their Commitment to Diversity Most U.S. organizations state that they value diversity and inclusion. Do people see these messages as authentic or misleading?
Mean Kids Become Mean Adults Ever wonder what happened to the mean kids from school? Our research suggests that many haven’t changed.
Who Takes Action for Social Inclusion? Two characteristics matter when getting people to act for a more inclusive world.
Do You Really Feel Better When You Act More Extraverted? But what if you are actually introverted? Could it then be harmful to act out of character?