by Teri A. Kirby
Research gives new insight into bisexuality.The 2021 elections are underway for the Board of Directors. Active full, early career and retired SPSP members received their e-mail ballot on April 1. Cast your vote by April 22!
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Character and Context Blog
How Do Bisexual People See Themselves?
How and Why the Wealthy Try to Cover Up Their Privileges
by L. Taylor Phillips
After their advantages are pointed out to them, the wealthy exaggerate how hard they work and how much they suffered.Latest News
Report: Perceptions of Job Candidates with Non-academic Work Experience
A new report illuminates how candidates with non-academic work experience are perceived by academic hiring committees in psychological science.
Non-academic Job Market: Strategies and Insights
The SPSP Student Committee surveyed personality and social psychologists recently on the job market for positions outside of academia to hear about their experiences.
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