Training Materials: An SPSP-Sponsored Video Conversation on the Importance of Inclusive Citing @societyforpersonalityandso9625
Training Materials: An SPSP-Sponsored Video Conversation on the Importance of Inclusive Citing @societyforpersonalityandso9625
Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this discussion, experts share what inclusive citing practices mean to them – illustrating the importance of these practices and suggesting ways to improve inclusive citing practices in personality and social psychology. This video is part of a series of resources, sponsored by the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, designed to help authors and reviewers promote inclusive excellence in publications. Check out other resources in this series by visiting the SPSP website: spsp.org/professional-development/publishing-resources/resources-for-inclusive-practices.

Speakers:
- Kailey Lawson
- Dulce Westberg
- Michael Kraus
- Rim Saab
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Training Materials: An SPSP-Sponsored Video Conversation on the Importance of Inclusive Citing

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