Meet the Keynote Speakers for the 2021 APS Virtual Convention! Plus, registration is NOW open. psychologicalscience.org/conventions/20…

Perspectives and the Truth: Another Case for Diversity and Inclusion psychologicalscience.org/observer/kitay… via @psychscience

The human brain contains more than 100 billion neurons and trillions of connections. The March/April Observer explores how psychological scientists are unpacking its mysteries in research labs all over the world #neuroscience #psychologicalscience psychologicalscience.org/issue/march-ap…

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journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.117… SKitayama Michele J. Gelfand Daniel Hruschka Jonathan Haidt @wgervais Aiyana Koka Willard Coren Apicella #WEIRDPeopleProblem

Read SKitayama's latest presidential column #methodology #neuroscience psychologicalscience.org/observer/innov…

NEW 🎧 Under the Cortex with Kees van den Bos. What can #psychologicalscience tell us about the causes and mental processes that push people from activism to radicalization? psychologicalscience.org/news/2021-utc-…

Congratulations to APS President-Elect Alison Gopnik and new APS Board Members-at-Large EJ Wagenmakers and Tania Lombrozo! psychologicalscience.org/2021-aps-elect…

Attending virtual #APS2021? Make sure to tune in to the Presidential Symposium at 3pm EDT, "Race, Social Class, and Culture: Toward a Theoretical Integration", featuring APS President and APA Editor Dr. SKitayama

Dinner has been served. Chicken, Mayonnaise Onigiri Fried noodles, bonito and sauce Edamame chips because I love them And Pocari Sweat because I’m dehydrated. The Olympic 7/11 diet of champions.

📣#SPSP2022 COVID-19 Update📣 In addition to receiving either both doses in a 2-dose series or one dose of a single-dose vaccine (i.e. Johnson & Johnson), attendees must have received a booster dose at least one week before the convention, if they are eligible for it. (1/5)

Check out this great issue! Including our article on Culture & COVID-19 with Nick Camp and SKitayama 🥳

Join us at our symposium on culture and self with new data and exciting talks by SKitayama, Alexander Kirchner-Häusler, Vivian Vignoles @Sussexpsych, and Yukiko Uchida. #SPSP2022 - via #Whova event app @spspnews

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Behavioral science is beginning to globalize: sciencenews.org/article/latin-…

A key point that has received too little attention. Latin America and East Asia, both interdependent, but different in so many ways. East Asian interdependence grew primarily from rice-farming, lower relational mobility, lower arousal positive emotions, and an attention to face.

It was great to listen SKitayama's most recent research in different world regions and connect with him after a loooong time. Thank you SKitayama for visiting Sussex Psychology, sharing your work, and making time to meet with us! So happy we could join your talk!

High social status shows different relationships to health depending on culture and gender find Jiyoung Park SKitayama and Yuri Miyamoto: doi.org/10.1177/014616…