Excited to see our latest paper out in #SPPS! Here, we examine perceptions of wealth across poor and wealthy neighbourhoods in New Zealand, and how political orientation affects (mis)perceptions of wealth in these neighbourhoods. #OpenAccess here: doi.org/10.1177/194855…

Are you recruiting a PhD student this year? Don't forget to post on the Psych Grad School Wiki! (And tell your students who are applying to grad school to check it out!) psychphdsearch.wikidot.com

1st year PhD student showing up at the 8 am panel with 25 expertly crafted slides, 57 backup slides, and print-outs prepared four weeks in advance vs Tenured professor giving the keynote with two slides of mood pictures clicked together in the hotel lobby 15 minutes earlier

I feel the exact same way! Check out this amazing upcoming event.

Excited and humbled to get the chance to lead this amazing and growing program!

Trying to recall a project decision from 2 years ago because I never wrote it down

Our new paper (led by Stéphanie Gauvin) suggests avoidantly attached people are inaccurate in reading their partners' positive emotions during conversations about love. Jessica Maxwell Emily Impett journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Are you a grad student who published a relationships article in the past yr? The RRIG/ SPSP Close Relationships Preconference is accepting nominations for our grad student paper award! See link for more details Dr. Rosie Shrout Brian Ogolsky Dr. Kori Krueger docs.google.com/document/d/1Co…

⁦Thanks to ⁦The Love Consortium⁩ Stéphanie Gauvin⁩, ⁦Geoff MacDonald⁩, Emily Impett, and I investigated if avoidant ppl accurately pick up on their partner’s positive emotions during a love convo. Spoiler: they don’t. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01… instagram.com/p/C-c7OoWu4wE/…

Please share! We are recruiting for a study on the daily experiences of breast cancer survivors and their partners. There are multiple ways to participate, including remote and in-person options!

Don’t forget to apply for the Grad Student Paper Award (Sept 6) for the SPSP Close Relationships Preconference!

Pop psychology on social media has reached peak stupidity. It feels like it’s poisoned a lot of peoples’ minds with a misunderstanding of many basic concepts.

Excited to share an upcoming event themed "Diversifying Psychology," organized by the EDI committee of McGill Psychology! Join us on September 12, 3:00-4:30 pm (ET). 🔗events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1d302e8d…

APA Division 44 has released a new resource for researchers: "Sexual orientation and gender diversity research manuscript writing guide." It's open access and a great guide for folks working in this space. apa.org/pubs/highlight…

Call for papers on relationships & health - spread the word! Biological Psychology's special issue focuses on the biological mechanisms between relationships & health across adulthood and in context. Letter of Intent due Nov 15 Manuscripts due April 1 shorturl.at/kiTKi

FREE FREE FREE Science Trainings from American Psychological Association! Register now!!!! ps - they're FREEEEEEEEEEEE 1/5 September 26: Introduction to Meta-Analysis: Basic Steps and Recent Advances with Noel Card, PhD click.info.apa.org/?qs=d31d43995a…

I'm hosting a FREE online workshop about experience sampling methods & how to implement them for American Psychological Association! If you wanna run an experience sampling or a daily diary study but don't know where to start, I'll help you out with lots of practical advice! apa-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Common conceptions of romantic love suggest that it is associated with increased sexual activity in newer relationships. However, a study of people in relationships of <2 years finds that intensity of romantic love doesn't predict sexual frequency at all. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Have you heard? TLC is planning a new Global Ambassadors Program to extend our resources to more researchers around the world. Learn more and express your interest via the link below. ow.ly/zKIA50TmiT8

This would be a fun podcast for undergrads to learn more about the measurement issues with Myers Briggs, and understand broader scale development. I love that the hosts also recognize why we enjoy tests that categorize us and make us feel good :)