Collective historical trauma underlies much of the social conflict in the world today. This
article places the processes of collective trauma at the center of both conflict analysis and …

Moral judgment has typically been characterized as a conflict between emotion and reason.
In recent years, a central concern has been determining which process is the chief …

Power is thought to increase discrimination toward subordinate groups, yet its effect on
different forms of implicit bias remains unclear. We tested whether power enhances implicit …

Worldwide racial prejudice is originated from in‐group/out‐group discrimination. This
prejudice can bias face perception at the very beginning of social interaction. However, little …

Moral emotions elicited in response to others' suffering are mediated by empathy and affect
how we respond to their pain. South Africa provides a unique opportunity to study group …

Background Social categorization and group identification are essential ingredients for
maintaining a positive self-image that often lead to negative, implicit stereotypes toward …

Media neuroscience has emerged as a new area of study at the intersection of media
psychology and cognitive neuroscience. In previous work, we have addressed this trend …

Purpose: This review study aims to bridge neuroscience and educational leadership by
exploring the neural mechanisms of the constructs relevant to educational leadership …

Implicit bias studies in psychology and cognitive science focus primarily on the individual
self, and more recently on the brain. In this article, we argue that the embodied cognition …

This chapter describes current theory and research related to how and when people are
categorized as members of a social group. Specifically, it outlines four basic principles of this …