New paper w/ Gaia Fiamberti, Matteo Masi, and Marco Brambilla on face-context integration and relational encoding with emotional cues, in press at JESP. 🧵 researchgate.net/publication/37…

Why is exposure to stereotypes dangerous? Our new preprint reveals that repeating positive stereotypes enhances their credibility and reduces the moral condemnation associated with their adoption. 🧵👇 w/ Claudia Bianchi, Marco Brambilla, and matteo motterlini researchgate.net/publication/37…

We are thankful ending out November for all of the newest publications in our journal! Check out the November Issue below! Such amazing work! Society for Personality and Social Psychology EASP SESP American Psychological Association Association for Psychological Science SPSSI BPS Social Psychology Section SPN Listserv #psychtwitter 1/2

We have a new paper on "Social Media and Morality" in Annual Reviews | annualreviews.org/doi/10.1146/an… Nearly five billion people around the world now use social media, and this number continues to grow. One of the primary goals of social media platforms is to capture and monetize human

People lie a LOT on their dating profiles. Men lie more about their height, and women lie more about their weight, with people farther from the mean lying more. These inaccuracies appear to be intentional rather than self-deceptive journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

Come by this afternoon for a fun symposium on social evaluation, including a talk I'll be giving on how morality still looms large in people's impressions even when they otherwise expect competence to be the most important consideration. #SPSP2024

Our new paper published on European Review of Social Psychology reviews our work showing that contextual information influences trustworthiness judgements from faces. w/Simone Mattavelli e Matteo Masi EASP tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Check out papers recently accepted to appear in the European Review of Social Psychology: "Face–context integration and trustworthiness evaluation" by Marco Brambilla, Simone Mattavelli & Matteo Masi EASP tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

What does it take to get tenure in psychology? A new analysis of 300 tenured faculty at top 25+ programs finds that the average professor publishes 2.4 papers/year. The publication rate has not change in recent decades (but total number of papers has gone up to to more people

What are the consequences of positive stereotypes exposure? Our new paper, published in irsp_rips, addresses this question. w/ Claudia Bianchi, Marco Brambilla, and matteo motterlini rips-irsp.com/articles/10.53…

🔔‼️ New article by Simone Mattavelli, Claudia Bianchi, Marco Brambilla, and matteo motterlini: "True and Moral by Repetition: Unveiling the Impact of Exposure on Positive Stereotypes Perception"

Our new paper published in PSPB shows the importance of multimodal cues for impression updating w/Matteo Masi, Simone Mattavelli, fabiofas Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Surrey [email protected], Society for Personality and Social Psychology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

The EJSP has launched the call for the Junior consulting editors Details below @KaiEpstude EASP Please consider applying easp.eu/news/itm/ejsp_…

EASP Group Meeting on Moral Psychology in Sopot 2025: Current Trends, Neglected Issues, and Future Directions of The Psychology of Morality easp.eu/news/itm/?id=1…

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New #OpenAccess #EJSP paper by Thekla Morgenroth et al: "The Moralization of Women's Bodies" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

New preprint out 🚀, w/ Marco Brambilla and Christian Unkelbach. We showed that repetition doesn’t just make statements seem more truthful - it also boosts the credibility of the source delivering them. 🧵 researchgate.net/publication/38…

Our new paper published on PSPB shows that repeating statements increases source credibility journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117… Simone Mattavelli Christian Unkelbach Society for Personality and Social Psychology

I have a new paper on "The Psychology of Virality" with Steve Rathje in Trends in Cognitive Sciences Similar psychological processes (eg preferential attention to negativity, social motives, etc.) drive the spread of information across online and offline: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…