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Polarization may motivate people to talk about their and others’ emotions in a biased way.

Money, compared to social incentives, is more motivating in already-wealthy Western Nations.

Eva Pietri is an Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. Her research generally explores ways to address harmful biases and encourage inclusive and welcoming environments.

SPSP is excited to announce the results of its recent Student Committee election!

SPSP is excited to announce that Yuen J. Huo will be the next editor of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

A new study published in Social Psychological and Personality Science investigates the factors influencing orgasm rates for women across sexual orientations.

Stating you’re different from other women is one way to oppose gender discrimination—but you won’t be liked.

Body positivity can reduce women’s implicit bias that “fat is bad”.