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Pathways to Research Excellence Program (PREP)

This site contains all you need to know about the Pathways to Research Excellence Program (PREP), formerly known as the Canada SROP. PREP is hosted in the tri-campus University of Toronto Psychology Department, Graduate School of Management, and the Rotman Research Institute (Baycrest Hospital).

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Tag Archives: Social Psychology

Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, Belonging – What Does it all Mean?

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Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, Belonging – What Does it all Mean?

Posted bypagegouldFebruary 8, 2026Posted inProject-2026Tags:Diversity, Identity, Inclusion, Organizational Behaviour, Social Psychology

Do we think about our friendships in intergroup terms?

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Do we think about our friendships in intergroup terms?

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 12, 2026January 19, 2026Posted inProject-2026Tags:Intergroup Relations, quantitative methods, Relationships, social interactions, Social Psychology

Meaningful Interactions with Friends

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Posted bypagegouldFebruary 3, 2025March 28, 2025Posted inLine7, Project-2025Tags:Intergroup Relations, quantitative methods, Relationships, social interactions, Social Psychology

Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, Belonging – What Does it all Mean?

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Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, Belonging – What Does it all Mean?

Posted bypagegouldFebruary 3, 2025February 3, 2025Posted inLine7, Project-2025Tags:Diversity, Identity, Inclusion, Organizational Behaviour, Social Psychology

Understanding social invisibility

Dr. Becca Neel,

Understanding social invisibility

Posted bypagegouldFebruary 3, 2025February 3, 2025Posted inLine4, Project-2025Tags:Intergroup Relations, Meta-Science, Prejudice, Social Psychology

Resilience Narratives

Dr. Rachel Ruttan,

Resilience Narratives

Posted bypagegouldFebruary 3, 2025February 3, 2025Posted inLine1, Project-2025Tags:communication, compassion, Organizational Behaviour, Social Psychology

Singlehood and Well-being

Dr. Geoff MacDonald,

Singlehood and Well-being

Posted bypagegouldFebruary 3, 2025February 3, 2025Posted inLine4, Project-2025Tags:Relationships, Singlehood, Social Psychology

Understanding social invisibility

Dr. Becca Neel, Associate Professor

Understanding social invisibility

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 19, 2024Posted inProject-2024Tags:Intergroup Relations, Meta-Science, Prejudice, Social Psychology

Intergroup Relations, Status, & Self-expression

Dr. Tosen Nwadei, Assistant Professor

Intergroup Relations, Status, & Self-expression

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 19, 2024Posted inProject-2024Tags:Authenticity, Intergroup Relations, Organizational Behavior, Social Psychology, Status

Is empathy always viewed as morally good?

Dr. Y. Andre Wang, Assistant Professor of Psychology

Is empathy always viewed as morally good?

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 19, 2024Posted inProject-2024Tags:Attitudes, Empathy, Morality, social cognition, Social Psychology

Singlehood and Well Being

Dr. Geoff MacDonald,

Singlehood and Well Being

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 15, 2024Posted inProject-2024Tags:Singlehood and Relationships, Social Psychology

Psychology of politics and polarization

Dr. Spike W. S. Lee, Associate Professor, Management and Psychology (Cross-Appointed)

Psychology of politics and polarization

Posted bypagegouldJanuary 15, 2024Posted inProject-2024Tags:Affect, Cognitive Science, Emotion, Morality, Motivation, Polarization, Political Science, Politics, Social Psychology, Technology
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