Successful managers and leaders need to effectively navigate their organizational worlds,
from motivating customers and employees to managing diversity to preventing and resolving …

The study outlines a model for how the COVID‐19 pandemic has uniquely exacerbated the
propagation of conspiracy beliefs and subsequent harmful behaviors. The pandemic has led …

Political polarization, a concern in many countries, is especially acrimonious in the United
States (see the first box). For decades, scholars have studied polarization as an ideological …

The present article offers a conceptual model for how the cognitive processes associated
with perspective-taking facilitate social coordination and foster social bonds. We suggest …

Abstract [Correction Notice: An erratum for this article was reported in Vol 95 (4) of Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology (see record 2008-12903-010). Due to a production error …

We present a theoretical model of reappropriation—taking possession of a slur previously
used exclusively by dominant groups to reinforce another group's lesser status. Ten …

A purported downside of social category diversity is decreased relationship focus (ie, one's
focus on establishing a positive social bond with a coworker). However, we argue that this …

The current research explored whether perspective-taking increases willingness to engage
in contact with stereotyped outgroup members. Across three studies, we find that perspective …

We review recent research on the well-established relationship between sense of control
and conspiracy perceptions, identifying challenges and promising new directions. First, we …

In contrast to the view that social perception has symmetric effects on judgments and
behavior, the current research explored whether perspective-taking leads stereotypes to …