European Journal of Social Psychology

"This (virtual) special issue on morality highlights some of the 41 articles on “moral” or “morality” that have appeared in the European Journal of Social Psychology from 1973 to the present. The nineteen highlighted papers are organized into the main topics covered in research on morality published in EJSP: Emotion, Impression Formation and Trait Inference, Norms and Deviance, Stereotypes, and Reasoning and Judgment. A description of the historical trends that characterized research on morality in EJSP is also provided." Full editorial by Stefano Pagliaro

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2011 Winner
Lena Nadarevic

Lena Nadarevic & Edgar Erdfelder
Cognitive Processes in Implicit Attitude Tasks: An Experimental Validation of the Trip Model (March, 2010)

2010 Winner
Juliette Gatto

Juliette Gatto, Michaël Dambrun, Christian Kerbrat & Pierre de Oliveira
Prejudice in the police: On the processes underlying the effects of selection and group socialisation (March, 2010)

2009 Winner
Suzanne Oosterwijk

Suzanne Oosterwijk, Mark Rotteveel, Agneta H. Fischer & Ursula Hess
Embodied emotion concepts: How generating words about pride and disappointment influences posture (December, 2008)

John Turner, whose pioneering work on social identity and self-categorization theories changed the face of modern social psychology, died in July 2011. This unique virtual special issue celebrates Turner's life and work by reproducing a number of key articles that were published in the British Journal of Social Psychology and the European Journal of Social Psychology over the course of his career.

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