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Unfortunately, because of their busy schedules with either research or alterations in living environment, Ellie Shockley and Nina Regenberg have decided to leave our team. However, we are happy to welcome 5 new members for our quiz team and 1 familiar face. For our quiz team, we would like to welcome Jason Cantone (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, US), René Kopietz (Bielefeld University, Germany), Abdolhossein Abdollahi (Islamic Azad University-Zarand Branch, Iran), Brandon Randolph-Seng (Texas Tech University, US), and Colette Jacquot (University of Texas at Arlington, US). Finally, Lorena Ruci is replacing Nina Regenberg coordinating the quotes that you are familiar seeing in the "Did you know"-box. She has been involved with In-Mind as a reviewer and submitting quotes, but will take on the responsibility from Nina.
Yet again we have added several new staff members. As associate editor has been added Yudit Namer from Sabanci University, Turkey. She will not only conduct editing tasks, but will also keep a close watch on social psychology events around the world and update our Facebook Group regularly.
Additionally, Corbin Wong (Hofstra University) has been hired as director of public relations. He will improve usability and aesthetics of the site, communicate with professional organizations, and lead In-Mind into new developments.
Have you read articles on social psychology and you like what you see? It is now possible to participate in the studies these authors discuss. Via In-Mind, the editor-in-chief is conducting internet-based studies on language and culture.
We have recently added several new staff members. As associate editors have been added: Theresa Moehrle (University of Texas at Arlington, USA), Sarita Weber (TNO, Department of Promotion of Health, The Netherlands), and Helen Lin (University of Houston, USA), and Tila Pronk (Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands).
Additionally, Jennifer Passey (Queen's University, Canada), Keith Dowd (Wake Forest, USA), and Sally Dunlop (University of Melbourne, Australia) will be submitting Social Psychology Headlines. They will also serve as reviewers for our articles.
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We have added an information section on the front page, above the articles. After feedback from Gareth Furber from Psychsplash, we decided to make a bit clearer what In-Mind is about, how we ensure the quality of our articles, and what our submission process is.
