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Looking up to the Joneses: Consequences of the perceptions of white wealth
In a pair of studies, social psychologists propose that widespread perceptions that white people are wealthy, and that Black people are poor, may shape the way people experience their own status.
5 Tips for Making the Switch to Online Research
by Barbara Toizer
Many psychologists are transitioning data collection to online platforms. But for the uninitiated, this can be a daunting prospect.Character and Context Blog
Why Muslim Women Wear the Veil Matters for Their Emotional Well-being
by By Nikki Legate and Netta Weinstein
Muslim women’s reasons for wearing the veil—because they want to or because they feel like they have to—are associated with their emotional well-being.
Moral Offense or Stomachache? How Disgust Shapes our Moral Judgments
by Jessica L. Tracy
We normally think of morality in terms of people’s basic ethical principles. But experiments with ginger show that there’s more to it than that.
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