CBC Animates Pride Research
Check out this new animated video by CBC, nicely covering some of our research on pride.
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Jess featured on UBC Thriving Faculty
Read the latest issue of the Healthy UBC Newsletter “Thriving Faculty Feature”, featuring Jess.
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Read more »Aaron APS 2014 talk
Aaron Weidman, “The jingle and jangle of emotion assessment: Imprecise measurement, casual scale usage, and conceptual fuzziness in emotion research” in the symposium, “What are we really measuring? Complex conceptualizations and imprecise measurement of social-personality constructs,” co-chaired by Aaron and Jess.…
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Read more »Scientific American Mind
Now out in Scientific American Mind: Jess’ article “Pride brings out the best–and the worst–in humans.“
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Read more »Jess Stanford social talk
Jess Tracy, “The Nature of Pride” Stanford University Social Psychology Colloquium Series. Palo Alto, CA, Feb. 10, 2014
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Read more »Jess SAS Talk
Jess Tracy, “The Addictive Costs of Shame.” Invited Talk, Society for Affective Science Inaugural Conference. Washington DC, April 26, 2014
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Read more »Dan spsp data blitz 2013
Dan Randles, “Shamed into taking a drink? Shame displays predict likelihood of relapse among recovering alcoholics”. Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention Data Blitz, Austin, TX. February, 2014.
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Read more »Jess APS 2014 talk
Jess Tracy, `The Nature of Pride“ Invited Talk. Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA. May 24, 2014
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Read more »Too Good Does Not Always Mean Not True
By Jessica Tracy & Alec Beall While we agree several of Andrew Gelman’s broad concerns about current research practices in social psychology (see “Too Good to Be True”), much of what he said about our article, “Women are more…
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Read more »Narcissism and vulnerability
Joey Cheng, Jess Tracy, and Greg Miller show that narcissists reveal physiological fragility (i.e., higher levels of two biomarkers of stress) in the face of daily distresses, consistent with the fragile ego account of narcissism. Read the paper, now published…