Register and Submit for #SPF2022by T.T. An Hoang and Andreas Knabe
Are unemployed persons less happy than the employed? Well… yes and no.Registration and submissions are now open for the 2022 Summer Psychology Forum, which will be held from July 6-8 in Minneapolis! The focus of this year’s event will be addressing U.S. health disparities with social and personality psychology.
This new year brings a new editorial team for Personality and Social Psychology Review! Read new Editor Jonathan M. Adler’s philosophy for the future of the journal.
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Children Are Less Likely Than Adults To Think of Farm Animals as Food, New Study Finds
Children see eating meat as less morally acceptable than adults do, according to new research in Social Psychological and Personality Science. This work demonstrates that humans are not born with the mental processes used to justify eating meat.
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