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Mar 05, 2020

Does “Heart on Your Sleeve” Equal “See What You Get”?

We all know that people vary in how much they express themselves and their feelings. Some people can’t help but to be themselves. Transparency is this expression of the true self.

Recent News From SPSP

Mar 04, 2020

Where Women Store Fat On Their Bodies Impacts Their Mental Health And Well-Being Outcomes

Mar 03, 2020

Does Sharing Your Goals On Social Media Make You More Likely To Achieve Them?

Mar 02, 2020

How Drawing Historical Parallels Influences Perceptions of the Present Day

Mar 02, 2020

Beauty is in the Psychophysics of the Beholder

Mar 01, 2020

Turning Complaints into Opportunities

Mar 01, 2020

How Race Influences Whether or Not We Consider Someone an Ally

Mar 01, 2020

Intersectionality Influences Stereotypes of Individuals with Multiple Marginalized Identities

Feb 29, 2020

Exploring Perceptions of Racial/Ethnic Groups Outside of a Majority White Population

Feb 29, 2020

If They’re Happy, I’m Happy: Why Being Agreeable Increases Relationship Satisfaction

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Mar 24, 2020

Resources for Members: Remote Teaching, Coping, and More

To support our members and the community, SPSP is providing a list of resources for teaching and coping during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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Mar 18, 2020

Work/Life Adjustments in the Age of COVID-19

Teaching online, remote work, homeschooling—our personal and professional lives have been altered in unfamiliar ways. The Early Career Committee has compiled some tips and resources to help ease the transition.