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  • 31.01.2026 |

    Politics doesn’t define how most people see themselves

    written by: Jakob Kasper
    Editorial Assistants: Charikleia Lampraki and Elena Benini. This project has received funding from the European Union, under the Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Networks programme (Call HORIZONMSCA-2021-DN-01, Grant Agreement No. 101072992)... more
  • 02.05.2014 | Solid Science

    Pre-registration watch part 1: Detecting deception

    written by: Anna van 't Veer
    In this blog post, I will report on the experiences of social psychologists, such as myself, with committing ourselves to... more
  • 28.04.2014 | Meaning Making

    Free will without metaphysics

    written by: Andrew Monroe
    Free will is big news these days. It is turning up in the New York Times, NPR, Slate, car commercials... more
  • 25.04.2014 | Happiness & Well-being

    Where are the genes for psychological traits?

    written by: Marcus Munafo
    In this blog post, I will discuss the methodologies available for identifying genetic influences on psychological traits, why it has... more
  • 21.04.2014 | Gender

    Marrying smart or marrying instead of being smart? The goal conflict between MRS degrees and STEM degrees

    written by: Cathleen Clerkin
    In this blog post, I review a number of studies that suggest that telling women to focus on their MRS... more
  • 18.04.2014 | Violence & Aggression

    Sticks and stones and breaking bones: Social psychology and school aggression

    written by: Sian Jones
    Throughout the years in which aggression in schools has been researched, one interesting finding has been replicated many times over... more
  • 14.04.2014 | Solid Science

    The year the journals changed

    written by: Roger Giner-Sorolla
    Where do all the studies come from? Behind every headline trumpeting a new finding in psychology, you can usually find... more
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