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19 Jun

Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology is calling for papers for Special issue on Growing the Growth Mindset in Asian Societies.
Interested authors should submit a 2-page, single-spaced abstract to Chi-yue Chiu
(cychiu[at]http://cuhk.edu.hk) by Aug. 31, 2021.

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18 Jun

2-year assistant professor job in my social psychology unit at the U of Amsterdam: https://www.uva.nl/en/content/vacancies/2021/06/21-505-assistant-professor-of-social-psychology.html

I highly recommend the department and am happy to answer any questions. Due 30 June

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18 Jun

Using Bayesian RE models (@mcmc_stan), we found evidence that, as predicted, contact with advantaged-group members was associated with less perceived injustice (r = -.07), collective action (r = -.06), and support for reparative policies (r = -.07) in disadvantaged groups.

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18 Jun

We are pleased to announce that we will be holding the SASP21 outstanding post-grad awards webinar, Wed 30 Jun 1pm (AEST). 6 finalists will be presenting: @ja_rathbone, @uqptanjit, Christoph Klebl, Eri Sasaki, Josh Hodge, and Mel McGrath. Full details of talk below.

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16 Jun

Join the 2021 Virtual Conference on Relationship Research organized by @IARRofficial! 8 days of live sessions between June 16-September 20 (also available for on-demand viewing). To review the conference program and register https://www.researchposters.com/IARR @SASPoutreach @UsydPsych

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