Ingroup Closeness Obstructs Objective Evaluation Of Outsiders
When evaluating people outside their own group, humans tend to be biased towards them negatively due to social identity and emotional...
The topic of possessiveness in workplace relationships is one that has gained increasing attention in recent years due to its potential impact on group harmony. As more individuals work...
The question of how sexual attractions can impact organizational trust, transparency, and adherence to policies is an intriguing one. In general, research has shown that there may be a link between...
Personnel rotation is the practice of temporarily replacing an employee with another from the same department or even another one within the company. This process has been widely used to reduce...
What are the psychological processes behind peer reconciliation after moral or ethical disagreements?
The process of peer reconciliation after moral or ethical disagreements is a complicated one,...
Many people believe that emotions play an essential role in problem-solving, decision-making, and conflict resolution, particularly when they are faced with stressful situations.
There is limited...
Sexual Psychology is an interdisciplinary field that studies how sexual behavior, feelings, thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, and identities shape individual experiences, social norms, and institutional...
How do shared traumas influence relational prioritization and decision-making?
The impact of trauma can be far-reaching and difficult to overcome. Trauma is an emotional response to a deeply...
Individuals often experience a conflict between their need for self-determination and their sense of obligation towards others when participating in group activities. This dilemma is particularly...
Social identity theory argues that individuals develop multiple identities based on their membership in various groups or social categories. These identities are shaped by societal norms, values,...