Jess WWU talk
Jess Tracy, “Pride, Status, and Social Rank” Keynote Address, Western Washington University PsychFest June 2, 2017 Bellingham, WA
Jess Tracy, “Pride, Status, and Social Rank” Keynote Address, Western Washington University PsychFest June 2, 2017 Bellingham, WA
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
Jess Tracy, “The Nature of Pride: Emotional Origins of Social Rank” Social Behaviour Colloquium Series, Simon Fraser University April 12th, 2017 Burnaby, B.C.
Alec and Jess’ model of “Emotivational Psychology” now published in Social-Personality Compass.
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.
Shopify blogs listed Take Pride as a 2017 Book to Read by Women for Entrepreneurs
Greater Good Science Center has named Take Pride as one of their Favorite Books of 2016
Aaron Weidman, “The jingle and jangle of emotion assessment: Imprecise measurement, casual scale usage, and conceptual fuzziness in emotion research.” SPSP Emotion Pre-Conference, San Antonio, Tx. January 19th, 2017
Jess uses evolutionary psychology to explain Trump’s surprising victory in an article published in Quartz.
Our new paper – led by Zak Witkower- providing the first evidence for distinct nonverbal displays of dominance and prestige now published at JPSP!