Zak SPSP 2018 talk
Zak Witkower, The Illusion of a Facial Action Unit: How Head Pitch Rotation Influences Perceptions of Dominance from an Inactive Face. In the symposium, “Faces in Social and Personality Psychology.” SPSP, March 2018. Atlanta, GA.
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Zak on TV
Zak Witkower appeared on live TV to talk about the nonverbal status signals sent by the candidates for B.C. Premier — check it out to see what the politicians’ behaviours mean for their chances in the election.
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Read more »Joey SPSP 2018 talk
Joey Cheng, Dominance and prestige: Debates, misunderstandings, and new evidence. In the symposium, “An Integrative Perspective on Social Rank.” SPSP, March, 2018 Atlanta, GA
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Read more »Jess WWU talk
Jess Tracy, “Pride, Status, and Social Rank” Keynote Address, Western Washington University PsychFest June 2, 2017 Bellingham, WA
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Read more »Eric SPSP 2020 talk
Eric Mercadante, A paradox of Pride: Hubristic pride predicts strategic dishonesty in response to status threats. In the symposium, “Whatever it takes: Anti-social strategies for advancing social rank” Society for Personality and Social Psychology New Orleans, LA February, 2020
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Read more »Jess SFU talk – 2017
Jess Tracy, “The Nature of Pride: Emotional Origins of Social Rank” Social Behaviour Colloquium Series, Simon Fraser University April 12th, 2017 Burnaby, B.C.
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Read more »Alec’s SP Compass paper
Alec and Jess’ model of “Emotivational Psychology” now published in Social-Personality Compass.
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Read more »Greater Good Science Center – Humility
Greater Good Science Center included our finding that humility has a dark side as one of the top 10 insights from the science of a meaningful life in 2016.
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Read more »Shopify includes Take Pride in List of 2017 Books to read
Shopify blogs listed Take Pride as a 2017 Book to Read by Women for Entrepreneurs
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Read more »Greater Good Science Center names Take Pride as a Favorite Book of 2016
Greater Good Science Center has named Take Pride as one of their Favorite Books of 2016