Not actually SPSP but the closest I could find As Amie said in a previous post, SPSP poster sessions are like your " elementary school ...
SPSP 2012: Social Relationships Round-up
Here at SPSP 2012 I’ve been enjoying the sunny, warm weather, eating more than I should and sleeping less, and gathering interesting tidbits...
SPSP 2012: How does culture change over time?
Today's "Cultural Change Over Time" symposium was a perfect example of why I enjoy SPSP so much: The talks involved (1) compel...
SPSP 2012: Watchdogs, Witch-hunts, and What to do about False-Positive Findings
In a recent trend, the field of social-personality psychology has become sensitive to the data reporting and analytic strategies that go int...
SPSP 2012: Oxytocin, Threat, and the “Mama Bear Effect”
“Oxytocin may be critically involved in both ethnocentrism and parochial altruism.” -Carsten de Dreu, University of Amsterdam Long called th...
SPSP Conference: Where social and personality psychologists come to gather
Sunny San Diego In just a few days Anna, Juli, Michael and I, as well as thousands of other social and personality psychologists, will desce...
Akhtaboot Announces the Winner of “Win an iPhone 4S with Akhtaboot” Contest
Akhtaboot – the career network is proud to announce Farah Azar as the winner of “Win an iPhone 4S with Akhtaboot” contest . The contest a...
TAWDHEEF Recruitment Show, Abu Dhabi - 31st Jan - 2 Feb
TAWDHEEF – the leading recruitment exhibition is all set to take place from 31 January - 2 February 2012 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibiti...
Do Positive Emotions Shape Our Health?
This post continues our tradition of guest blogs on Psych-Your-Mind! Here, Elizabeth Hopper-- graduate student at the University of Californ...
Is Graduate School a Ponzi Scheme?
A couple of years ago, this article ran in the Economist . In the article, the author takes the point of view that the pursuit of a PhD deg...
Friday Fun: Five Surprising Findings from 2011
Source Social psychology findings can sometimes seem obvious . At times, however, they contradict common sense, make us question our assumpt...
Psychology says couples who play together stay together
To be completely correct, psychological research suggests that couples who play together feel closer, experience more positive emotions, and...
Friday Fun: Michael's Favorite Posts of 2011
source This year has been a wonderful ride for Psych Your Mind. We've had over 130 entries since the blog started in mid March of last y...
How to trick yourself into keeping your New Year's Resolution
Source Year after year we make ambitious New Year's Resolutions, 90% of which ultimately fail, according to a 2007 study . There is no ...
The Difficulties of Scientific Writing (An Update)
Writing is so hard! When I was a young graduate student, with one publication to my record, I ambitiously wrote a piece for the Association ...
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