Advances in Experimental Social Psychology: Volume 65

Edited by renowned scholar Bertram Gawronski, the Advances in Experimental Social Psychology series is a leading platform for reviews of high-impact research programs in social psychology. This volume, number 65, presents a collection of thematic reviews that highlight the latest findings in the field.

Cross-Group Friendship: Bridging the Divide

This section delves into the dynamics of cross-group friendships, exploring how these relationships can foster understanding and empathy between different social groups. It discusses the challenges and benefits of such friendships and their potential impact on social cohesion.

Construal of Power: Understanding the Psychology of Influence

This chapter examines how individuals perceive and exercise power within social contexts. It reviews research on the psychological processes underlying power dynamics, shedding light on how power affects behavior and decision-making.

Political Ideology and Social Categorization: The Role of Beliefs in Shaping Identity

This section investigates the interplay between political ideology and social categorization. It explores how political beliefs can influence our perception of ourselves and others, and how these beliefs shape our social identities.

Disgust and Social Judgment: The Emotional Basis of Moral Reasoning

This chapter explores the role of disgust in social judgment, examining how this emotion can influence our moral evaluations and decisions. It discusses the implications of disgust for our understanding of moral psychology and behavior.

Effects of Testosterone on Close Relationships: The Biology of Social Behavior

This section reviews the impact of testosterone on interpersonal relationships, investigating how this hormone can affect trust, cooperation, and aggression in social interactions. It highlights the importance of considering biological factors in the study of social behavior.

Volume 65 of the Advances in Experimental Social Psychology series offers a comprehensive overview of current research in the field, providing insights into the complex psychological processes that underpin social behavior. With its focus on empirical findings and theoretical implications, this volume is an essential resource for scholars and researchers in social psychology.