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Driven by the belief that social and behavioral science has the power to improve society, we focus on publishing impactful research and enabling robust research methodology.

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We strongly believe in the need to address structural inequalities within society and are committed to playing our part in helping to drive the fundamental changes required.

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From protest movements to rifts between religious groups, how are #SocialScientists approaching the topic of conflict in their research? Learn more about the work of researchers including Harvard cognitive scientist Steven Pinker and Professor of Public Policy Erica Chenoweth in this episode collection from the SAGE-sponsored Social Science Bites podcast. Listen via the link in bio. @sapinker @ericachenoweth #Conflict #Protest #Violence #Nonviolence #ContactTheory #SocialScience #Podcast #StevenPinker #EricaChenoweth #SalmaMousa #CraigCalhoun #MySAGEStory
As we attempt to keep up with the rapid technological advancements of the last decade, the social sciences can offer vital insights into how tech is changing our social world. In this collection from the SAGE-sponsored Social Science Bites podcast, four social researchers weigh in on how social media, big data, and smart devices are impacting both how we live, and how we do research. Listen to all episodes at the link in bio. #Tech #SocialScience #Podcast #BigData #BigDataAnalysis #SocialMedia #SmartDevices #GinaNeff #GaryKing #BevSkeggs #MircaMadianou #MySAGEStory #Academia
This Pride month and beyond, SAGE is spotlighting research, resources, and scientists that are making history and working to advance equity. Follow along and join in here and on Twitter by using #QueerInSBS. The work of medical, social, and behavioral sciences plays a key role in deepening our understanding of inequalities and current issues in the LGBTQIA+ community, while also helping to create policies, practices, and procedures to improve lives. We’ve compiled a freely accessible collection of research, videos, and books that take a look at Queer Theory, Gender Identity, Queer Justice, Hegemonic Heterosexuality, Sexual Orientation, and more. Access the collection at the link in bio.
“The brain is an association-seeking machine”, says Harvard social psychologist Mahzarin Banaji, speaking to the Social Science Bites podcast on the topic of implicit bias. In this episode collection, Banaji and other social researchers bring perspectives from their respective fields of study to explain how bias and discrimination work, and what we can do to counter it. Follow the 🔗 in our bio to catch classic episodes from Nobel prize winner Daniel Kahneman, Critical Thinking expert @tomchatfield, and Harvard #sociologist Michele Lamont. #MahzarinBanaji #MicheleLamont #TomChatfield #DanielKahneman #Noise #Bias #Discrimination #ImplicitBias #Stigma #CriticalThinking #SocialScience #Podcast #MySAGEStory
We are channeling this baby’s enthusiasm as we head into the new week 📚 The Distance Learning Playbook series is perfect for any educator looking to not only teach virtually in an effective manner, but also to teach in an impactful way. Visit @corwin_press for more.