Latest Social Psychology research
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Latest Social Psychology papers
The most relevant recent papers Scollr indexed in this topic, ranked by topic relevance, citations, and recency.
MOTIVATION METHODS FOR VIRTUAL PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITALIZATION
The effect of syntactic and semantic information on word grounding through visual perception
Linguistic diversity and theory in psychological science
Unsupervised alignment reveals shared but locally refined colour qualia structure from toddlerhood to adulthood
Reverse conceptual transfer from verb-framed L3 to satellite-framed L2 in motion event construal: evidence from verbal production and eye-tracking
Yellow in Color Naming and Matching: Lexical Concentration and Local Convergence in Delayed Matching
Understanding problems with “open” questions – what are your thoughts?: Hva tenker du in Norwegian police interviews
THE EXPRESSION OF PHATIC SPEECH ACTS THROUGH NONVERBAL MEANS
Third-party mentions and action forwarding in police interviews
The construction of embarrassment in Mandarin conversation
Uneven Peace: Spatial Memory in Kennedy’s Trespasses and Magee’s Close to Home
‘This is my truth, tell me yours’: lived experiences and the Northern Ireland conflict
Digital lockdown diaries and the reconfiguration of autobiographical subjectivity during COVID-19
What is changing in Social Psychology
Daily publication volume across the last 30 days, drawn from Scollr's indexed literature.
Keeping up with Social Psychology research
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What are the latest Social Psychology papers?
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How do I find related work in Social Psychology?
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