The decline in intergroup relations evident in myriad conflicts around the world has far-
reaching implications: it erodes trust and cooperation at both the individual and societal …

Existing research examining the creation of positive and prosocial interpersonal relations
has established moral elevation as an approach-oriented emotion to be associated with a …

Interventions to build resilience to misinformation should consider the needs of communities
of color, who experience (mis) information in unique ways. We evaluated digital media …

How people perceive social norms plays a vital role in conflict dynamics. Whereas most
previous studies on social norms have focused on people's perceptions of others' beliefs …

We demonstrate how psychological scientists can curate rich-yet-accessible media to
intervene on conflict-escalating attitudes during the earliest stages of violent conflicts …

The pervasive social bias of perceiving outgroup members as less than human can
contribute to discrimination and intergroup harm. Given the strong influence of our emotional …

Advances in social norm research indicated the potential benefit of utilizing social referents,
who are highly connected to others and have outstanding positions in social networks, and …

In 1941, a Muslim woman, Zejneba Hardaga and her family, hid an entire Jewish family and
helped them escaped the persecution in the Nazioccupied Sarajevo. Despite notices on the …

In the field of intergroup conflict reconciliation, the relationship between psychological
interventions and diverse political ideologies is often overlooked. The current work presents …

Digital media literacy interventions improve resilience to online misinformation, but rarely
consider the needs of communities of color, who experience (mis) information in unique …