11th most downloaded article from Evolution and Human Behavior
Joey Cheng, Jess, & Joe Henrich’s (2010) paper on The Evolutionary Foundations of Human Social Status was the 11th most downloaded article from Evolution and Human Behavior in 2011
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Thinking about our science
For those who haven’t kept up to date with the recent published papers, blog posts, and media reports on the state of psychological science and social psychology in particular, I strongly recommend Brent Roberts’ blog post: Roberts, B. W. (2012).…
Categories: Lab Musings
Read more »Cross-Cultural Evidence that the Nonverbal Expression of Pride is an Automatic Status Signal
New research from the lab shows that the pride expression is likely to be a universal implicit status signal– now in press at Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. Read the paper here.
Categories: Talks
Read more »(Implicitly) Judging a Book By Its Cover: The Power of Pride and Shame Expressions in Shaping Judgments of Social Status
Azim Shariff, Jess Tracy, and Jeff Markusoff’s paper showing that pride and shame expressions’ implicit status signals are more powerful than competing contextual information now in press at PSPB.
Categories: News & Events
Read more »SPSP 2012
Lab Happy Hour And… lab members in action
Categories: News & Events
Read more »SPSP Talk on Dominance and Prestige
Joey Cheng, “Dominance and Prestige: Distinct routes to social influence” in a symposium chaired by Joey and Jess on “The Pursuit of Social Status”. Other speakers include Robb Willer, Nathaniel Fast, and Nir Halevy. SPSP Conference San Diego, CA Saturday,…