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Inequality: Minority disadvantage or White privilege? - And why it matters
- written by
- Ellie Shockley
In this blog post, I will discuss research showing how framing ethnic inequality in terms of White advantage versus minority disadvantage impacts how Whites and minorities understand inequality and thus how we should address inequality.
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Join the In-Mind team: Help us make psychology accessible to everyone!
- written by
- Stella Wernicke,
- Jana Dreston
We are recruiting for editors with expertise in social and environmental psychology, with a focus on climate change, and/or social or personality psychology, with a focus on relationships, love, and dating.
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Join the In-Mind's Social Media team: Help us make psychology accessible to everyone!
- written by
- Rinat Meerson,
- Stella Wernicke,
- Jana Dreston
We are looking for 2-3 new team members to join our LinkedIn team. Are you passionate about social media and communicating psychological research to a broad audience? Then we'd love to hear from you!
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Olympic Mind: An International Special Issue on The Psychology of Extraordinary Sports Performance
- written by
- Lisa Musculus
Performing the Biles 3 in gymnastics, running 100m in 9.58 seconds, or lifting 267 kg are just a few astonishing examples of world-record performances in Olympic sports. In 2024 the whole world will once again be able to testify ca. 10,500 athletes from 206 National Olympic Committees striving to...
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Special issue of In-Mind: Adapting to life transitions and critical life events
- written by
- Charikleia Lampraki,
- Lukas Repnik,
- Jana Dreston,
- Stella Wernicke
Life is marked by transitions. Some are expected, such as entering adulthood, becoming a parent, or retiring. Others are abrupt, disruptive, or unwanted, such as bereavement, serious illness, divorce, unemployment, forced migration, or caregiving burdens. These experiences often challenge people’s...
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