Sentences with phrase «social psychology suggests»

A recent paper in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that it does.

A January study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology suggests negotiations are smoother when the parties are separated by distance.

However, more recently, some researchers in social psychology suggested that received support has been of more focus, specifically in relation to the well - being factors such as one's satisfaction (Finch et al., 1997).

Not exact matches

The existence of the most elementary social structures and the sciences of psychology and ethology suggest strongly that living occasions may indeed exhibit the structure of enduring objects that have personal order.

Prentice draws on the psychology of social norms to suggest ways to reduce human rights abuses and to advance human rights generally.

But new research, published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology by Aparna Labroo, Anirban Mukhopadhyay, and Ping Dong suggests there may be limits to our ability to proactively manage our own well - being.

Led by Dr Claire White from the University's School of Psychology, the study suggests that such risky social media posts are not just due to impulsivity, but might be a deliberate strategy to fit in with the wider social media culture that makes people believe «it's the right thing to do».

A study published online February 11 in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin suggests you are more likely to succeed if you solve it on another person's behalf.

While editing a new edition of a social - psychology textbook, however, Hewstone turned up no references to Stapel's work in 15 chapters, suggesting that Stapel's work was not as influential as he had thought.

The largest alliance in Pardus was only 136 members, suggesting that the limit of 150 personal connections is an inherent part of our social psychology, Thurner and colleagues report this month in Scientific Reports.

And a growing body of evidence from experimental social psychology and organizational sociology suggests some approaches to producing more inclusive environments are more likely to prove successful than others.

That might not be far from the truth: a 2015 study in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin suggests liberals and conservatives think as though they come if not from different planets, at least from radically different cultures.

Philosophers long ago suggested that awe binds people together, explains lead author Paul Piff, an assistant professor of psychology and social behavior at the University of California, Irvine, who began his investigation of awe in Dacher Keltner's lab at the University of California, Berkeley.

The findings, published in Frontiers in Psychology, suggest that smartphone addiction could be hyper - social, not anti-social.

Professor Mark Dadds, of the UNSW School of Psychology, says previous research suggested that oxytocin — a hormone with powerful effects on brain activity linked to the formation of social bonds — could have benefits for children with the disorder.

Paradoxically, the data suggest that women are actually more likely to leave scientific fields in which they are already well - represented — such as life sciences, psychology, and social sciences (LPS).

Meta - analysis by UGA psychology researchers suggests how social media use correlates with narcissism

Their findings, published in Social Psychology and Personality Science suggest that you need to lose about eight or nine pounds before others notice a difference in your face.

During my final studies relating to personality and social psychology [6] I suggested that where there hardly seems to be a need for a Survival of the Fittest - mode, we now are confronted within the conditions of Western society by a change to Psychological Survival, and our brain attributes and functions need to be adjusted as such.

In it, he suggests that sport psychology, which fits under the umbrella of social - emotional learning (SEL), should be taught on youth and school sports teams and that the idea that sports is extra-curricular is a 19th century idea.

Research compiled by Psychology Today suggests adding a well - behaved dog to a social situation can increase friendliness and the likelihood of cooperation among people.

«What these data suggest is that lower maternal oxytocin levels are associated with the risk of relationship dissolution by the time the child is a toddler,» McGill University psychologist and researcher Jennifer Bartz told the media during the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual meeting in San Diego.

In it, he suggests that sport psychology, which fits under the umbrella of social - emotional learning (SEL), should be taught on youth and school sports teams and that the idea that sports is extra-curricular is a 19th century idea.

[11] It has been suggested that other disciplines in social psychology such as social identity theory and social representations may be seeking to explain largely the same phenomena as social cognition, and that these different disciplines might be merged into a «coherent integrated whole».

A 2014 review of dozens of studies published in the journal Social and Personality Psychology Compass suggests that loneliness can get in the way of mental functioning, sleep, and well - being, which in turn increases the risk of illness and death.

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