Registration and Housing for #SPSP2022 Now Openby Jo-Ann Tsang
People may feel less grateful when they are helped as a part of a group, compared to when they are the only ones helped.Registration and hotel booking for our 2022 Annual Convention is now open! Learn about our in-person and virtual convention experiences, then save your spot today to join us at #SPSP2022 from Feb. 16 – 19, 2022.
Undergrads: Submit by September 21
Undergraduate students have an extended deadline for #SPSP2022 poster submissions.
Summer Psychology Forum Available On-Demand
Every session and workshop from our 2021 Summer Psychology Forum will be at your fingertips from now until October 8.
Character and Context Blog
Group Favors Can Lower Gratitude
This Is Why Longstanding Rituals Block Diversity and Inclusion Goals
by Daniel Stein
Alterations to rituals and traditions trigger moral outrage.Latest News
New Research Reinforces Impact Men Can Have as Gender Equality Allies in the Workplace
New research published in Social Psychological and Personality Science reports that the presence of a gender equality supportive ally reduces anticipated feelings of isolation while increasing anticipated support and respect.
SPSP Community Catalyst Grantees Form Multiracial Scholar Network
by Adriana Germano
After winning an SPSP Community Catalyst Grant in the summer of 2020, a group of researchers have collaborated to form SPSP's first Multiracial community group, the Network of Multiracial Scholars (NOMS).
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