Identity-based prosocial motivation protects detained youth against institutional infractions (2026)
Chambers, J., Skeem, J., Jian, L., & Martin, K.
Tanvi Rao
Study finds prosocial identity motivation protects against institutional infractions
New research finds prosocial identity motivation protects against institutional infractions We’re excited to announce that our new paper, “Identity-Based Prosocial Motivation Protects Detained Youth Against Institutional Infractions,” has been published in Law and Human Behavior! In this study, the authors examined…
Prof. Jennifer Skeem Selected for the Public Impact Research Fellowship
Prof. Jennifer Skeem Selected for the Public Impact Research Fellowship We’re proud to announce that our principal investigator, Professor Jennifer Skeem, has been selected as a Public Impact Research Fellow by the national Public Impact Research (PIR) Network! Prof. Skeem has…