Woo! Really wish this was in person but excited none the less!

Save the date for our next #SPSPchat on Research with Underrepresented Samples, featuring Chanel Meyers (@chanelkmeyers), Mona El-Hout (Mona El-Hout, Ph.D), and Eva Pietri (Evava (Eva) S. Pietri) - Monday, December 7th from 1-2pm ET.

Can't wait to chat with y'all!!

A privilege isn’t something to be ashamed of, it’s something to be aware of.

Talk to y'all in a bit!!

We have some ?’s to start. If you have a question you’d like the panel to address, or want to add your own comments and insight, be sure to use #SPSPchat. Format for today: Questions are Q1, Q2, etc., corresponding answers will be A1, A2, etc.

Q1. Please tell us about your research and what led you to these questions. #SPSPchat

It begins!!

Q2. How is doing work with underrepresented samples important theoretically and otherwise? #SPSPchat

Q3. How have you found participants for your research? What more can be done to increase the pool? #SPSPchat

Q4. What are other challenges of doing research with underrepresented samples? The joys? #SPSPchat

Q5. How can the field encourage more research with underrepresented samples? #SPSPchat

Q6. What is your vision for the future of your research and others working with underrepresented samples? #SPSPchat

Q7. Any advice for social and personality psychologists pursuing research with underrepresented samples? #SPSPchat

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And that's all, folks! Thanks for hanging out! Feel free to continue the conversation in the threads, or shoot me a message!

When you are there, make sure to take a look at the fascinating article by Steve Stewart-Williams on men and women in STEM, and thought-provoking commentaries provided by Mona El-Hout, Ph.D and Stephen Ceci! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…