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ISSN:1948-5506

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Fanny Lalot,Dominic Abrams Fanny Lalot
Volunteering plays a growing role in supporting community resilience in times of crisis. This paper takes a closer look at the role of political trust for volunteering, distinguishing between trust in local and national government. We condu...
Elaine M Smith,Kevin Burke,Caoimhe O&#x;Reilly et al. Elaine M Smith et al.
Addressing widespread polarisation requires understanding how attitudes relate to identification and ingroup favouritism. Two studies employ interactive paradigms to examine whether attitude congruence produces behavioural consequences in a...
Zachary Witkower,Nicholas O Rule Zachary Witkower
People generally covet high-rank romantic partners. Yet, the multidimensional strategies of attaining social rank (dominance and prestige) and sociosexuality (long-term and short-term mating orientations) leave open the question of which st...
Nicolas Sommet,B Keith Payne Nicolas Sommet
In this article, we argue that White Americans exposed to Black poverty may rationalize racial inequality in ways that deflect blame from their own racial group. In Study 1 (11,855 participants; 537 counties), White Americans in counties wi...
Anatolia Batruch,Manon A van Scheppingen Anatolia Batruch
Transitioning into young adulthood often brings about significant changes in personality traits. However, the reasons behind these personality changes remain unclear. This study integrates insights from research on personality development a...
Ruo-Ning Li,Iris Lok,Säde Stenlund et al. Ruo-Ning Li et al.
Brief interactions with strangers can enhance well-being, yet people often avoid them. Building on a new theoretical framework-the Stranger Engagement Model-we designed an intervention to promote positive interactions between strangers. In ...
Yanzi Huang,Theresa Miller,Catherine Awad et al. Yanzi Huang et al.
Perceivers recognize pain less readily on Black (vs. White) faces in the United States. The present work investigated whether this perceptual bias is moderated by target weight and gender across three experiments. Anti-Black bias in pain pe...
Haesung Jung;Grid for the Reduction of Vulnerability;Dolores Albarracín Haesung Jung;Grid for the Reduction of Vulnerability;Dolores Albarracín
Although people often engage in prosocial behavior when witnessing prosocial others, little is known about whether and how prosociality spreads across different positions within a social hierarchy. One field study involving 79 U.S. counties...
Yi Yang Teoh,Hyuna Cho,Cendri A Hutcherson Yi Yang Teoh
While recent research shows how time constraints exacerbate the influence of contextual (dis)incentives on information prioritization and subsequent choice during prosocial decision-making, this emerging perspective is silent on how pervasi...
Elaine Hoan,Geoff MacDonald Elaine Hoan
The experience of singles has been largely overlooked in relationship science, garnering a need for understanding correlates of singles' well-being. Gender is an important focus of well-being research, and qualitative work on singlehood has...