The Journal of Social and Political Psychology (JSPP) is a peer-reviewed open-access journal (without author fees). It publishes articles at the intersection of social and political psychology from different epistemological, methodological, theoretical, and cultural perspectives and from different regions across the globe that substantially advance the understanding of social problems, their reduction, and the promotion of social justice. For more information see Focus and Scope. Please register if you are interested in being notified about new publications once they are posted online. Before submissions please carefully consult our Author Guidelines as well as the information on the Peer Review Process.
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Announcements
Call for Papers: Special section of JSPP on "Political Psychology of Southeast Asia" |
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| We invite submissions for a Special Thematic Section of the Journal of Social and Political Psychology (JSPP) on Political Psychology of Southeast Asia, guest-edited by Ali Mashuri (University of Brawijaya), Idhamsyah Eka Putra (Persada Indonesia University), and Cristina Montiel (Ateneo de Manila University). Deadline for long abstracts: June 15, 2020. | |
| Posted: 2020-04-21 | More... |
New guidelines on manuscript length |
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| As part of new publishing model of PsychOpen, we are introducing page limits... | |
| Posted: 2020-02-24 | More... |
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Vol 8, No 1 (2020)
Issue in progress: Articles will be added continuously as soon as they are finalized.
Table of Contents
Original Research Reports
| Time Does Tell: An Analysis of Observable Audience Responses From the 2016 American Presidential Campaigns | PDF HTML |
| Ewan J. K. Goode, Peter Bull | 368-387 |
| Quantitative and Qualitative Centrality of a Social Representation's Core Elements: The Use of the Basic Cognitive Schemes Model | PDF HTML |
| Mioara Cristea, Jose Francisco Valencia, Mihai Curelaru | 351-367 |
| A Narrative of Conservative Student Affairs Professionals: Silenced in an Inclusive Profession? | PDF HTML |
| Jeremy N. Davis, Matthew Birnbaum, Rosa I. Law | 333-350 |
| Zeitgeist Effects, Fragmentation of Media Use, and Value Consensus | PDF HTML |
| Martti Puohiniemi, Markku Verkasalo | 300-332 |
| The Origins of Information Processing Preferences in Politics: Examining Parental Influence | PDF HTML |
| Lori D. Bougher, Richard R. Lau | 284-299 |
| The Paradoxical Thinking ‘Sweet Spot’: The Role of Recipients’ Latitude of Rejection in the Effectiveness of Paradoxical Thinking Messages Targeting Anti-Refugee Attitudes in Israel | PDF HTML |
| Boaz Hameiri, Orly Idan, Eden Nabet, Daniel Bar-Tal, Eran Halperin | 266-283 |
| Painting All Foreigners With One Brush? How the Salience of Muslims and Refugees Shapes Judgements | PDF HTML |
| Lukas Wallrich, Keon West, Adam Rutland | 246-265 |
| The Social and Psychological Characteristics of Norm Deviants: A Field Study in a Small Cohesive University Campus | PDF HTML |
| Robin Gomila, Elizabeth Levy Paluck | 220-245 |
| Work Alienation and its Gravediggers: Social Class, Class Consciousness, and Activism | PDF HTML |
| Jeremy E. Sawyer, Anup Gampa | 198-219 |
| Polarization in the Wake of the European Refugee Crisis – A Longitudinal Study of the Finnish Political Elite’s Attitudes Towards Refugees and the Environment | PDF HTML |
| Jan-Erik Lönnqvist, Ville-Juhani Ilmarinen, Florencia M. Sortheix | 173-197 |
| Selective Exposure and the Authoritarian Dynamic: Evidence From Canada and the United States | PDF HTML |
| Robert A. Hinckley, Allison Harell | 151-172 |
| Association Between Individualism and Welfare Attitudes: An Analysis of Citizens’ Attitudes Towards the State’s Welfare Responsibility | PDF HTML |
| Timo Toikko, Teemu Rantanen | 132-150 |
| How Education Did (and Did Not) Accentuate Partisan Differences During the Ebola Outbreak of 2014-15 | PDF HTML |
| Chris C. Martin | 108-131 |
| A Brighter Future: The Effect of Social Class on Responses to Future Debt | PDF HTML |
| Harrison J. Schmitt, Lucas A. Keefer, Daniel Sullivan, Sheridan Stewart, Isaac F. Young | 78-107 |
| Citizenship and Socio-Political Integration: A Person-Oriented Analysis Among Russian-Speaking Minorities in Estonia, Finland and Norway | PDF HTML |
| Tuuli Anna Renvik, Joel Manner, Raivo Vetik, David L. Sam, Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti | 53-77 |
| Cognitive Polyphasia in a Global South Populist Democracy: Mapping Social Representations of Duterte’s Regime in the Philippines | PDF HTML |
| Joshua Uyheng, Cristina Jayme Montiel | 30-52 |
Commentaries
| The Importance of Heterogeneity in Large-Scale Replications | PDF HTML |
| Matthew H. Goldberg, Sander van der Linden | 25-29 |
| Empathy and the Liberal-Conservative Political Divide in the U.S. | PDF HTML |
| Stephen G. Morris | 8-24 |
From the Editors
| Editorial Report and Acknowledgement of Reviewers, 2019 | PDF HTML |
| J. Christopher Cohrs, Johanna Ray Vollhardt | 1-7 |
