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Sep 3
Sep 3 Open people may have more flexible and interconnected semantic network structures

Aug 31
Aug 31 A conversation with the EAPP award winners

Aug 27
Aug 27 An update on open science practices at EJP

Aug 22
Aug 22 Ideal partner’s personality depends on trait at hand

Aug 17
Aug 17 Dimensions of cultural orientation towards change show differential links with indices of societal development

Jul 6
Jul 6 A conversation with Alexander Christensen

May 23
May 23 Accuracy of national stereotypes depends on the approach taken to measuring them

May 16
May 16 Temperament shows modest stability across the span of childhood

May 8
May 8 A conversation with Daniel Kopala-Sibley

Mar 15
Mar 15 A conversation with Martina Hrebickova

Feb 21
Feb 21 Open science practices at EJP

Feb 19
Feb 19 Carlson, Fajkowska, and Laceulle join EJP as Associate Editors

Feb 15
Feb 15 What it means to be mentally tough - a case study

Feb 9
Feb 9 A conversation with Jaap Denissen, EAPP president-elect

Feb 6
Feb 6 Streamlined review and registered reports soon to be official at EJP

Jan 23
Jan 23 Strangers’ personality traits can be accurately judged from small samples of behavior

Dec 31
Dec 31 European personality reviews 2019 - Call for target article proposals

Calls for papers

Dec 29
Dec 29 Does age matter for personality psychology? - Call for special issue paper proposals

Calls for papers

Dec 21
Dec 21 Personality traits differ depending on the context in which they are measured

Dec 12
Dec 12 A conversation with Anna Baumert