Karim Bettache,Giovanni A Travaglino,Peter Beattie
Karim Bettache
This article synthesizes cutting-edge research from our special issue examining power across groups, communities and nations to advance a fundamental reconceptualization that reveals power's inherent plurality, dynamism and cultural embedde...
Social identity and capital income: A social psychological approach to identity economics using UK household data [0.03%]
社会认同与资本收入：一项利用英国家庭数据进行的身份经济学的社会心理方法研究
Robin Bachmann,Ilka H Gleibs,Liam Delaney
Robin Bachmann
Social identity research has yet to fully engage with identity economics. This article bridges the two by examining capital market participation and capital income inequality - a critical economic behaviour and a societal issue that remain ...
'Support your sisters, not just your cis-ters': Feminist leaders' challenges and strategies in curating trans-inclusive identities [0.03%]
“支持你的姐妹而不仅仅是你的顺姐”：策展人策划跨性别包容性身份的挑战与策略
Christina Maxwell,Hema Preya Selvanathan,Charlie R Crimston et al.
Christina Maxwell et al.
Leaders play an important role in social change efforts by influencing individuals to work together towards a collective goal through the construction of a shared identity. However, the external conditions in which a group is situated can f...
Bridging the gap in public trust in science: An intergroup relations perspective [0.03%]
从群体关系视角看弥合公众对科学信任差距的问题
Olga Poluektova,Federica Spaccatini,Ilaria Giovannelli et al.
Olga Poluektova et al.
In this perspective, we discuss the problem of mistrust in science through the lens of intergroup dynamics. Within this framework, we focus on why and how certain groups-most notably conservative-leaning audiences, individuals high in socia...
Free from conspiracies: The negative relationship between societal freedom and belief in generic and content-specific conspiracy theories [0.03%]
无阴谋的社会：社会自由度与相信泛在的和特定领域阴谋论的关系研究
Maciej Siemiątkowski,Theofilos Gkinopoulos,Michał Bilewicz
Maciej Siemiątkowski
Through five studies, this research examined how objectively measured societal freedom and individual perceptions of it are related to reduced belief in conspiracy theories. Study 1 (N = 6353 participants from 36 countries) examined the neg...
Selective (dis)honesty: Choosing overly positive feedback only when the truth hurts [0.03%]
选择性（不）诚实：仅在真相伤害人时才选择过于积极的反馈
Katarzyna Cantarero,Michał Białek
Katarzyna Cantarero
In two studies (N = 886), we examined how individuals judge and select feedback providers for those who either handle criticism well or poorly after performing a low-quality task. Prosocial liars who provided overly positive feedback, were ...
How on-demand agency of anonymous group exercise membership supports emergence-based social identity transition in mid-life [0.03%]
按需代理机构如何通过匿名团体锻炼成员资格支持中年时期的基于涌现的社会身份转变
Toby Richards,Matthew J Easterbrook,Matthew J Slater et al.
Toby Richards et al.
Midlife's challenges, changes and demands can create barriers to maintaining group activities, which, for some, include attending in-person group exercise classes. As a potential solution, on-demand group exercise platforms offer agency ove...
Please reduce the gap! How psychological distance to politics fuels belief in conspiracy theories [0.03%]
请缩小差距吧！心理距离如何助推阴谋论信仰
Kostas Papaioannou,Myrto Pantazi
Kostas Papaioannou
This research examines the impact of psychological distance to politics on the formation of conspiracy beliefs. Psychological distance to politics, defined as the perceived separation or detachment from political processes, can lead individ...
Sense of place narratives of residents in neighbourhoods under touristic pressure: Making, entering and enjoying local sociocultural worlds [0.03%]
旅游压力下的社区居民的地方感叙事：创造、进入和享受当地的社会文化世界
Enrica Boager,Paula Castro,Andrés Di Masso
Enrica Boager
Tourism intensification is today a powerful transforming force in many European cities. Supported by new policies, it brings the displacement of long-time residents and influxes of new ones, transforming located relations of urban neighbour...
The psychology of Querfront tactics: How protesters perceive and navigate conflicting ideologies to mobilise collectively [0.03%]
夹击战术的心理学：抗议者如何感知和应对冲突意识形态以集体动员
Ann-Cathrin Coenen,Felix J Feist,Roland Imhoff et al.
Ann-Cathrin Coenen et al.
Social scientists have developed impactful frameworks to understand who unites in protest. Yet, when exceptional circumstances arise, people are sometimes astounded by the convergence of disparate groups protesting together for an apparentl...