Journal of Social Psychology

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Social Psychology is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Changes in the journal of social psychology36
Does he see what she sees? The gender gap in perceptions of institutional sexism19
When and how to share? The role of inspiration15
Leveraging regulatory fit to enhance engagement: a public-sector study in South Korea15
Meat and interpersonal motives: the case of self-enhancement14
Interpersonal memory failure in the workplace: The effect of memory and hierarchy on employee’s affective commitment14
Rewarding valuable services and altruistic motives: gratitude and pay for essential workers during the Covid-19 pandemic13
Stress communication, communication satisfaction, and relationship satisfaction: an actor-partner interdependence mediation model13
“Go eat some grass”: gender differences in the Twitter discussion about meat, vegetarianism and veganism11
Perpetrators’ folk explanations of their regretted and justified aggressive behaviors11
The Role of Moral Concerns and Institutional Trust in Conspiratorial Thinking10
The effects of COVID-19 risk, gender, and self-compassion on the workplace cyberbullying and job satisfaction of university faculty10
Don’t be rash: how effort, religion, and decision-type influence judgments of morality10
Gender-based in-group social influence can lead women to view a hostile sexist attitude as less prejudiced and more true10
Exploring schadenfreude from the perspectives of deservingness and terror management theories9
Examining stereotypes in a dynamic social order: the stereotype content model in India9
Crying the pain away: the nature, measurement, and function of benign masochism9
Correction8
Neighborhood ethnic composition and social identity threat: the mediating role of perceived discrimination8
The nature of racial superhumanization bias8
Cross-cultural differences in radicalism8
Online information sharing: how secondhand information and credibility level influence the perceived validity of information8
Differences among vegans, non-vegan vegetarians, pescatarians, and omnivores in perceived social disapproval and approval as a function of diet and source of treatment7
Stereotypes as Bayesian prediction of social groups7
Effects of explanations and precise anchors on salary offers6
Conspiracy beliefs explain why intolerance of uncertainty, personal control, and political uncontrollability predict willingness to get vaccinated against COVID-196
Labeling effects for the poor: the role of labels on dehumanization of the poor and opposition to welfare policies6
Fighting the beat and winning: stereotype threat and White people’s rhythmic performance6
Do media objectivity and frequency of informing mediate the relationship between traditionalist social attitudes and COVID-19 conspiracy beliefs?6
Obedience to authority as a function of the physical proximity of the student, teacher, and experimenter6
Sense of safety and opinions about COVID-19 vaccinations in Polish school teachers: the role of conspiracy theories belief and fear of COVID-196
Navigating family dynamics in the transition to a plant-forward diet: the role of social support6
Stereotypic beliefs contribute to gender disparities in the field of economics6
An event-based account of conformity: evidence from attention manipulations targeting event-file encoding and retrieval6
Racial differences in spontaneous usage of shared humanity appeals6
Stay hungry for morality: the inhibitory effect of high moral identity and moral elevation on moral licensing5
When empathy goes wrong: the perceived cost of empathy reduces empathic reactions to a friend5
From an identity process theory perspective: a daily investigation of why and when ostracism triggers ingratiation5
More familiar, more credible? Distinguishing two types of familiarity on the truth effect using the drift-diffusion model5
To meme or not to meme? Political social media posts and ideologically motivated aggression in job recommendations5
But I have no time to read this article! A meta-analytic review of the consequences of employee time management behaviors5
Perceived institutional mindset is associated with college students’ psychological experiences and academic outcomes5
Materialism amid uncertainty: how intolerance of uncertainty shapes value shifts before and during the pandemic5
The influence of vehicle size on perception and behavior toward drivers5
Methods and measures in social and personality psychology: a comparison of JPSP publications in 1982 and 20165
Intuitive thinking impedes cooperation by decreasing cooperative expectations for pro-self but not for pro-social individuals5
The politics of the paranormal: the relationship between paranormal beliefs and right-wing ideology5
Toxic leadership as a predictor of physical and psychological withdrawal behaviours in the healthcare sector4
Drinking to belong: how loneliness fuels alcohol-related consequences4
The structure and evolution of social psychology: a co-citation network analysis4
Autonomous communication with normative information facilitates positive spillover: promoting pro-environmental behaviors in a local setting4
Uncovering Individual Differences in Self-Control: Investigating the Relationship Between Subjective Hunger and Intertemporal Decision-Making4
With status comes responsibility: SES attainment pathways influence observers’ endorsement of noblesse oblige4
Are monetary gifts negatively labeled? Material benefits and prosocial motivation evaluation4
Updating the temporal need-threat model of ostracism: challenges and future directions4
Disease, death, morality, and politics: Pathogen prevalence, terror management, and conservatism as motivated social cognition4
Perceived changes in trait attributions to others and the self4
Positive valence ≠ positive effect: impact of positive meta-stereotypes on the cognitive performance4
A Click of Faith: How Perceived Trustworthiness Affects Online Risk-Taking in Unfamiliar Dyads4
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