The Cronbach variations : Multi-items measurements and modern statistical techniques to analyze them Starting from classical measurement theory and Cronbach’s Generalizability theory, standard techniques to evaluate measurements composed by multi-items or multi-stimuli are reviewed, and some practical guidelines are presented....
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Langage non verbal, performance et classe sociale : des résultats contradictoires. Frédérique AUTIN (Université de Poitiers)

Les Sensations Spontanées (SPS): Porte d’accès à la Conscience Corporelle Georgius A. MICHAEL (Université Lyon 2)

Replication and Generalisation: Crowdsourcing Better Research The “replication crisis” has led to a call for initiatives to increase the replicability of psychological science, such as data and code sharing, pre-registration, registered reports, and reproducible workflows. Similarly, researchers have questioned the extent...
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Why people may believe false information despite knowing betterThe modern world experiences strategic misinformation, fake news, and the apparent loss of belief in traditionally credible sources such as universities. Thus, the question of how and why people believe information to...
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Incidences du travail médiatisé et distant sur le travail, la santé et la qualité de vie “au travail” Emilie VAYRE (Université Paris 10 Nanterre)

What’s “social” about climate change beliefs? Beyond political partisanship in the U.S. Jonathon Paul SCHULDT (Cornell University)

Visualizing “Us” and “Them” Most social psychology research on face processing focuses on direct visual perception. However, people regularly form mental representations of faces when the people they are thinking about are not in front of them. Research from my...
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Regret in Decision Making Regret is the prototypical decision related emotion. It is felt when the outcome of a non-chosen alternative is better than the outcomes obtained. Regret a functional emotion that helps people to correct mistakes. It is also functional because...
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Dépression et mobilisation de l’effort – un déficit motivationnel ? La dépression est un trouble qui est souvent associée à un manque de motivation. Après une brève introduction sur le concept de motivation, je vais me focaliser sur la question du...
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Marketing Social et Alimentation Equilibrée : facteurs externes influençant la consommation alimentaire Les recherches qui seront présentées portent sur deux types de facteurs externes influençant la consommation alimentaire : ceux manipulés par les pouvoirs publics tels que les campagnes de prévention de...
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The Credibility Revolution in Psychological Science: The View from an Editor’s Desk Simine VAZIRE est Professeur à l’University of California à Davis (voir son site ici). Elle est éditrice en chef de la revue Social Psychological and Personality Science et cofondatrice de la Society...
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