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1 Jul

Relevant: "You need 16 times the sample size to estimate an interaction than to estimate a main effect"

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Prof Michael Platow (SASP member) has shared two responses that were made in the International Society for Justice Research to recent justice-related issues facing the world. SASP members must be logged into the site, and can access these responses by following these two links:

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26 Jun

A challenging decision, but the right one: SPSP2021 will be virtual. Submission deadline is also extended.

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27 Jun

Academic friends: When you're deciding where to submit your next paper, I highly recommend considering Collabra: Psychology. I have no affiliation with this journal, but just had an amazing experience with them...

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27 Jun

New monograph (available to preorder) by our very own Sofia Stathi and Loris Vezzali: Using intergroup contact to fight #prejudice and negative attitudes @Routledgepsych https://www.routledge.com/Using-Intergroup-Contact-to-Fight-Prejudice-and-Negative-Attitudes-Psychological/Vezzali-Stathi/p/book/9780815353485
#socialpsychology #bias #racism #intergrouprelations

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