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Due to low availability from members at our previous meeting time of Thursdays at 7pm, we have changed our meetings to Mondays at 4pm. Meetings will be in the same room, Student Center 107. The change will begin this week, starting Monday the 25th. We hope to see you there!
Join us for our second meeting of the semester today at 3pm in the Science Building room 117! Dr. Escoto will be discussing graduate school. It’s a great opportunity to start planning for your future and get to know the head of the Psychology department at Eastern!
Hey everyone! Join us today, April 26 in the student center room 107 for our next meeting! We will be having elections for our new eboard! Hope to see you all there! Have a great day!
Join us today from 6-7pm in the Student Center room 107! We will be discussing next week's elections and will also have information about the global field course at Eastern! We also would like your feedback to improve the club in the next year! Hope to see you all there!
Hey everyone! Join us today, March 29th in the Student Center room 107 for our grad school panel! This will be a primer for the Psychology Grad School Fair on April 5th! Hope to see you all there!
Hey everyone! Join us for our next meeting today, March 8 from 6-7pm in the student center room 107! Make sure to charge your phones because we will be doing a health & wellness themed kahoot! Hope to see you all there! Have a great rest of your day!
Hello everyone! Join us for our next meeting today, February 22nd from 6-7pm in the student center room 107. We will be having a clinical psychologist coming in to speak to us! Hope to see you all there!
Join us this today, February 15th from 6-7pm in the Student Center room 107 where we will be having Taylor Barr, an IO Psychologist, coming to speak to us. Hope to see you all there!
Join us this today, February 8th from 6-7pm in the student center room 107! We will be doing mentor reveals as well as a lot of fun activities to get to know each other! Hope to see you all there! Have a great day!
"Groups seem to prefer dominant leaders in the face of conflict between their group and some outside group. The traits of a dominant leader may be more attractive in these situations than a prestige leader with traits like altruism, which may be seen as weak."
"In the face of such a conflict, dominant leaders curb their more destructive tendencies to their own group members. Instead of demoting the most talented because they see them as a threat, the leader may promote them because they can help the leader’s team win."