German version of the Authentic and Hubristic Pride scales now published in European Journal of Psychological Assessment.
German version of the Authentic and Hubristic Pride scales now published in European Journal of Psychological Assessment.
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Jess SPSP Pre-Con talk 2023
Jess Tracy, “Two Paths to Power: A Decade of Research on Dominance and Prestige.” Society for Personality and Social Psychology Pre-Conference on Bringing Intragroup Processes into Social Psychology Atlanta, GA February 23, 2023
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Read more »Eric’s JEPG in press
Now in press at JEP:G: People high in hubristic pride engage in strategic dishonesty when faced with a status threat–if their dishonest behaviour might help them get ahead.
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Read more »SESP Award Acceptance talk
Jess Tracy, Career Trajectory Award Acceptance Speech Society for Experimental Social Psychology Annual Conference, Santa Barbara, CA October 9, 2021
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Read more »SESP Career award
Jess Tracy was awarded the 2021 Society for Experimental Social Psychology (SESP) Career Trajectory Award.
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Read more »SPPS on chicken and egg in press
Which comes first–feelings of pride that motivate social rank attainment, or rises in social rank that lead to feelings of pride? Check out Zak Witkower, Eric Mercadante, and Jess Tracy’s new paper in press at SPPS for the answer!
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Read more »2021 PNAS
Joey Cheng, Jess Tracy, and Joe Henrich challenge Durkee and colleagues (2020) on the basis of social rank in human societies — now in press at PNAS.
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Read more »Runner’s Study
Click here to participate in a study examining runners’ feelings about their running performances.
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Read more »Witkower and Tracy Emotion
Tilting your head changes the way your emotion expressions are perceived, by causing illusory facial activity. See Zak Witkower & Jess’ new paper, now in press at Emotion
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Read more »Weidman and Tracy Affective Science
Which positive emotions do we experience as distinct? Now published at Affective Science: an empirically derived taxonomy of distinct, subjectively experienced, positive emotions.