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  • Issue 11/2020

    • How "The Good Place" illustrates an unorthodox theory in moral psychology

      written by: Alan Jern

    • How The Good Place illustrates an unorthodox theory in moral psychology

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  • Issue 01/2020

    • Are you Instagram-official? - Love, social media, and their impact on each other

      written by: Lili Fejes-Vékássy, Adrienn Ujhelyi

    • Can we believe in our own lies?

      written by: Fabiana Battista, Ivan Mangiulli, Antonietta Curci, Paul Riesthuis, Henry Otgaar

  • Issue 12/2019

    • What career should I choose? How self-stereotyping can influence career decisions

      written by: Tanja Hentschel, Lisa Horvath

    • Just a compliment? Why positive gender stereotypes can be more harmful than they seem

      written by: Lea Hartwich, Julia C. Becker

    • What are the positive and negative side effects of gender quotas?

      written by: Angela Dorrough, Christa Nater, Monika Leszczyńska

    • Sex differences in the perception of sexual arousal

      written by: Andreas Baranowski, Rudolf Stark

    • To which gender’s disadvantage are school grades biased – girls or boys?

      written by: Carolin Schuster

  • Issue 10/2019

    • Fair enough? The inequality paradox, inequality awareness, and system justification

      written by: Carmen Cervone, Andrea Scatolon

    • Going the extra mile at work: Helpful or harmful?

      written by: Marc Cubrich

  • Issue 04/2019

    • Can vacations live up to their reputation?

      written by: Ina-Maria Döring

  • Issue 01/2019

    • From Pervasive Beliefs To Wrongful Convictions

      written by: Enide Maegherman, Robert Horselenberg, Karl Ask, Peter J. Van Koppen

    • Refugees wel(l)come: The impact of social support on refugees’ well-being

      written by: Ina-Maria Döring

    • Sorry, Not Sorry: Apologies and Denials in the #MeToo Movement

      written by: Chris Reinders Folmer

  • Issue 09/2018

    • Understanding Online Child Sexual Abuse and How to Talk to Children About it

      written by: Malin Joleby, Carolina Lunde, Linda Jonsson

    • Risk assessment tools and criminal reoffending: Does bias determine who is “high risk”?

      written by: Jennifer Kamorowski, Maartje Schreuder, Corine de Ruiter, Marko Jelícic, Karl Ask

    • The Effect of Acute Stress on Memory: How It Helps and How It Hurts

      written by: Carey Marr, Melanie Sauerland, Henry Otgaar, Conny Quaedflieg, Lorraine Hope

    • Social Machines: Social Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction

      written by: Flora Almosdi, Adrienn Ujhelyi

  • Issue 05/2018

    • Origins of Common Fears: A Review

      written by: Arash Emamzadeh

    • White lies and black lies: What they have in common and how they differ

      written by: Janina Steinmetz, Ann-Christin Posten

    • Remembering what never occurred? Children’s false memories for repeated experiences

      written by: Bruna Calado, Henry Otgaar, Timothy J. Luke, Sara Landström

  • Issue 04/2018

    • Bad day? How it can seem even worse for some

      written by: Michelle Lemay, Brittney Holcomb

    • Improving the Disclosure of Information in an Investigative Interview: Rapport building and the Physical Environment

      written by: Katherine Hoogesteyn, Ewout Meijer, Aldert Vrij, Harald Merckelbach

    • Fake Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Costs Real Money

      written by: Irena Boskovic, Harald Merckelbach
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