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New #PSPB research: Perceiving that one's political ingroup is seen as fully human by the outgroup predicts more civil intergroup attitudes. This has major implications for understanding identity-based conflicts in polarized political climates.
Read more: https://t.co/bvvn5zlMLQ
π‘Approach and avoidance, two major drivers of human behavior, are generally thought to be shaped by neurobiology. But new research shows that your sociological environment can also play a key role.
πRead more in #PSPB: https://t.co/cswn317QpL
Political disagreement can be connected to negative social outcomes, but new research shows that "perceived thoughtfulness" about those issues can make those disagreements easier to handle.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/BYy3AgbW90
πNew research underscores the critical role that mental load plays in shaping women's satisfaction in heterosexual relationships, revealing how this often-overlooked burden could affect their quality of life.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/tL4V0eJ4eQ
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The effects of social media use on individuals is well-documented, but how is it transforming our societies? New #PSPB research suggests that social media use can foster a societal culture that places an emphasis on seeking achievement and conformity.
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π New research: Are conspiracy, paranormal, and pseudoscientific beliefs stable worldviews, or do they vary across cultures based on the perceived reliability of institutions?
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/QVaVKKJNxp
New #PSPB research: Upwardly mobile individuals are credited with greater tenacity, seen as less sensitive to pain, and ultimately deemed to require less pain treatment. The study opens a new avenue of research on social class and pain perception.
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π€How does intellectual humility relate to well-being?
πNew research suggests that appreciating the knowledge and abilities of people around us - interpersonal intellectual humility - is linked to better well-being.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/APa84YL8zr
Recent psychological research has demonstrated that people incorrectly believe that transgender women are less likely to experience workplace sexual harassment compared to cisgender women.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/HI6u2GOPSw
π New #PSPB research: Areas with greater "cultural tightness" (stronger social norms and less tolerance for norm violation) are more likely to endorse racial stereotyping, authoritarianism, and other system-justifying beliefs.
Read more: https://t.co/cdRDoZFNoo
π New research explores how our perceptions of how we come across to others (metaperceptions) potentially shape whether romantic connections flourish or fade.
Read more in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (#PSPB): https://t.co/9L90qDp9jT
New research: Sexual arousal can lead to "tunnel vision" that makes it more difficult to recognize when someone is just not that into you. Researchers found these participants more likely to interpret ambiguous signals optimistically.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/2piH8MNKyd
π‘ What makes a habit? New research finds that factors supporting habit formation include higher levels of autonomous motivation, behavior frequency, and context stability.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/yrz9rvqon0
New #PSPB research shows that unemployment threatens both work and parent identities for fathers. Fathers are more likely than mothers to view paid employment as necessary for good parenting, which predicts their lower well-being during unemployment.
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Do higher expectations for romance go hand in hand with less satisfaction in single life? New research in #PSPB explores the link and how those expectations also relate to future relationship outcomes.
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πProviding opportunities and freedom to form relationships and securing ways to maintain familiar relationships could help prevent loneliness, according to researchers from @Hitotsubashi_U, @UOsaka_en, @UniofNottingham, + @SyracuseU.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/jZuVU0KlLl
New research: Advantaged group members can play a significant role in advocating for social change on behalf of disadvantaged groups, but allyship that is inconsistent over time raises doubt about advantaged group members' motives.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/kPtHXMcVLM
Feeling out of control could actually spark creativity. New research in #PSPB shows that reflecting on past unintentional outcomes boosts brainstorming quality and quantity in real workplaces and in the lab.
Read more: https://t.co/tg3lUTT43F
π New research suggests that political moral conflict often comes down to one question: "Who is vulnerable?" Liberals and conservatives don't disagree about whether harm is wrong, but they disagree about who is at risk of it.
Read more in #PSPB: https://t.co/g8xxnYhDSC
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