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The Society for Personality and Social Psychology(SPSP) has over 4,500 members, and is the largest organization of social and personality psychologists in the world.

It was founded in 1974 when the leadership of Division 8 of the American Psychological Association decided to incorporate as an independent organization.

Aims of organizationEdit

Journals publishedEdit

• Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin - monthly
• Personality and Social Psychology Review - quarterly

Prizes awardedEdit

1. SPSP Donald T. Campbell Award for distinguished contributions in social psychology. Recipients are selected by a SPSP nominating committee rather than being solicited.
2. SPSP Jack Block Award for distinguished contributions in personality psychology. Recipients are selected by a SPSP nominating committee rather than being solicited.
3. SPSP Henry A. Murray Award for distinguished contributions to the study of lives. Recipients are selected by a SPSP nominating committee rather than being solicited.
4. SPSP Award for Distinguished Service to Society for distinguished service to the society of personality and social psychology. Recipients are selected by a SPSP nominating committee rather than being solicited.
5. SPSP Award for Distinguished Service to Field for distinguished service on behalf of Social-Personality Psychology. Recipients are selected by a SPSP nominating committee rather than being solicited.

See alsoEdit

• Professional organisations
• List of Presidents of Society of Personality and Social Psychology

External linksEdit

SPSP Website