Cancel culture is a new catalyst for digital hate seen in various media platforms, in which
large groups of people publicly criticize the victim's actions and withdraw their support from …

Two studies evaluated the lay belief that women feel particularly negatively about other
women in the workplace and particularly in supervisory roles. The authors tested the general …

Although anti‐immigrant attitudes continue to be expressed around the world, identifying
these attitudes as prejudice, truth or free speech remains contested. This contestation …

To maintain a positive overall view of their group, people judge likeable ingroup members
more favourably and deviant ingroup members more harshly than comparable outgroup …

Productive human-robot partnerships are vital to successful integration of assistive robots
into everyday life. Although prior research has explored techniques to facilitate collaboration …

Individuals tend to evaluate deviant ingroup more negatively than outgroup members, as
predicted by the black sheep effect. We analyzed this phenomenon in four studies based on …

Why are people willing to denounce or, contrarily, to keep silent on others' misconduct? We
hypothesized that people would be more likely to cheat, and consequently less likely to blow …

The concepts of social memory and social identity have been increasingly used in the study
of ancient Jewish and Christian sources. In this collection of articles, international specialists …

Status can be seen as power over valued resources or as prestige that lies in the eyes of the
beholder. In the present research, we examine how power versus prestige influence …

Six experiments examined responses to groups whose attitudes deviated from wider social
norms about asylum and immigration (in the United Kingdom), or about taxation levels (in …