Whether we win or with whom we watch: How international sporting events link to life satisfaction and work motivation [0.03%]
成败与否、共享时刻：国际体育赛事与生活满意度和工作积极性的关系
Meikel Neumann,Annik Strauch,Lea Boecker et al.
Meikel Neumann et al.
International sporting events like the UEFA EURO 2024 provide a powerful natural context to study how social identity dynamics and social processes link to well-being and motivation beyond the sporting domain. In this pre-registered longitu...
Contrast bias, not confirmation bias, shapes daily impression updating across social and non-social targets [0.03%]
对照偏差而非确认偏差形塑了日常印象的更新——来自社会和非社会目标的研究证据
Yingjie Li,Jean Daunizeau,Sabine Geurts et al.
Yingjie Li et al.
Previous literature on impression updating has paid extensive attention to confirmation bias - the tendency to seek out, favour, interpret or remember information in a way that reinforces existing beliefs. Fewer studies examined the contras...
Beyond proximity: The social and spatial dynamics of collaboration in community energy initiatives [0.03%]
超越距离：社区能源计划中合作的社会和空间动态学
Charlie J Walker Clarke,Elliot J Sharpe,Lise Jans et al.
Charlie J Walker Clarke et al.
This research examines how actual and perceived spatial distance from group members shape collaboration intentions in the context of community energy initiatives. While previous studies highlight in-group identification and interpersonal co...
National identity as both cure and curse: The effects of three facets of national identification on post-traumatic stress (PTS) symptoms in wartime Ukraine [0.03%]
民族认同感的双刃剑效应：战时乌克兰三种民族认同感对创伤后应激症状的影响研究
Michał Bilewicz,Michał Wypych,Adam Płoszaj et al.
Michał Bilewicz et al.
The social cure hypothesis proposes that national identification can be beneficial to the well-being and mental health of ingroup members. However, research has also identified a social curse phenomenon in which identification can exacerbat...
Patrick Rothermund,Roland Deutsch
Patrick Rothermund
Stereotype formation is shaped by differentiation, that is, the tendency to prioritize attributes that render a novel group distinct from comparison groups. While differentiation is well documented, it remains unclear whether it is intrinsi...
Polarizing trajectories of colonial ideologies: A latent class growth analysis of historical negation and symbolic exclusion [0.03%]
殖民意识形态的分化轨迹：历史虚无主义和象征性排外的潜在类别增长分析
Zoe Bertenshaw,Chris G Sibley,Danny Osborne
Zoe Bertenshaw
The impassioned advocacy both for and against Indigenous rights in recent years suggests a polarization of public opinion. Accordingly, we theorize increasingly divided endorsement of two ideologies that challenge Indigenous rights to mater...
Beyond procedural justice: Power, identity and the asymmetric architecture of public trust in security services [0.03%]
超越程序正义：权力，身份与安全服务中不对等的公共信任架构
Paul Wood
Paul Wood
Public trust in security services is a critical social-psychological phenomenon, yet existing theoretical accounts remain fragmented and insufficiently attentive to the structural power asymmetries characterising security-public relations. ...
Aaron Walton,Kelly Kirkland,Brock Bastian
Aaron Walton
Belief in free will has been linked to more punitive and retributive responses to wrongdoing. While past research has focused on North American samples and criminal contexts, this study tested whether free will belief predicts punitiveness ...
Experimental tests of the tertiary transfer effect of intergroup contact: Addressing valence, prototypicality and moderators [0.03%]
三方传递效应的实证检验：考察两群体接触的效果、价值、代表性及调节因素
Ece Aleyna Demirgünes,Jessica Boin,Jasper Van Assche et al.
Ece Aleyna Demirgünes et al.
Cognitive liberalization theory posits a tertiary transfer effect (TTE) whereby intergroup contact broadens open-minded cognitive dispositions. Across two pre-registered studies, we tested whether vicarious contact with Muslims (among non-M...
As warm as competent, really? On the importance of stereotype facets in the context of autism [0.03%]
那么温暖就是有能力吗？论刻板印象特征在自闭症语境中的重要性
Camille Sanrey,Vincent Yzerbyt
Camille Sanrey
Previous work using the Stereotype Content Model reveals that autistic individuals come across as equally warm, if not warmer, than competent. This pattern runs against the widespread representations of autistic individuals as highly intell...