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People who regularly signal their victimhood (real or perceived) are more likely to lie, cheat, and manipulate others to gain status and material benefit.

3 years ago psycnet.apa.org signal

(n=343) Black participants, regardless of how strongly they identified racially, perceived a Black Atheist as "less Black" and less trustworthy than a Black Christian or someone whose religious affiliation was unknown.

3 years ago psycnet.apa.org

When people perceive a sudden change in their environment, they tend to change how they behave, even if changing their behaviour leads to worse outcomes for them

3 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Interpersonal closeness impairs memory of cooperative decisions

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org

A reliance on tips and "service with a smile" requirements combine to predict more sexual harassment in customer service jobs, new study suggests.

3 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Income robustly predicts self-regard emotions

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Adverse childhood events (ACEs) may affect you less based on on your community

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Men perceive women with (versus without) nipple erection more deserving of altruism, especially if that altruism involved greater interaction with the woman, and they expected these same women to behave more altruistically toward them.

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Study examines the consequences and predictors of virtue/victim signalling

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org

Nine studies (N = 3,277) find that support for egalitarianism predicts lower endorsement of sexism and racism, but not ageism.

4 years ago psycnet.apa.org