Resources on Racism, Bias and DiversitySPSP has compiled research, news, and educational materials in a new resource page.
This resource was developed in support of SPSP's Statement Against Racism.
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Religious believers think God values the lives of out-group members more than they do themselves
Belief in all powerful supernatural entities that police moral behavior between people has been shown to promote prosocial behavior between co-religionists. But do these effects extend to members of different religious groups?
Black Lives Matter! Student Committee Responds to Recent World Events
by The 2020 SPSP Student Committee
The SPSP Student Committee offers a message of support to their fellow student members.Character and Context Blog
Are Creative Teams More Effective When Their Members Vary in Agreeableness?
by Sean T. H. Lee and Park Guihyun
If you were tasked to form a creative brainstorming team, should you pick people who are more agreeable, less agreeable, or a mix of both? Our research provides an intriguing answer.
When You Write an Online Review about a Product, Should You Tell a Story or Just Present the Facts?
by Guy Itzchakov, Moty Amar & Frenk van Harreveld
Reviews written as personal stories make readers more aware of the pros and cons of the product than reviews framed as facts.
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