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It has comes to our attention that one of our articles has been cited in a large journal. American Psychologist cited one of our articles in Leung, A. K.-y., Maddux, W. W., Galinsky, A. D., & Chiu, C.-y. (2008). Multicultural experiences enhances creativity: The when and how. American Psychologist, 63, 169-181.
In this section you can find news on the In-Mind website. Who are new staff members? What kind of changes have we made to the site? How is the review process running? You can check those questions out here.
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Our site has recently undergone some changes. We changed the font to make the reading friendlier to the eyes. Also, Fabiola Elias has designed a new banner for our site, which can be seen at the top. Also, you can now download our articles in PDF by clicking the PDF-icon next to the title. That means you can choose to print our articles and read them during your coffee break.
You might have noticed, but we have recently added Randi Shedlosky-Shoemaker (The Ohio State University) and Selin Kesebir (University of Virginia) to our staff. Due to other activities, Anne Sara Sadecki left our staff in September, along with Theresa Moehrle. We are currently still seeking 5 more staff members: 2 Facebook Quiz Writers, 1 Public Relations Director, 1 (native) Spanish speaking Associate Editor, and 1 (native) Dutch speaking Associate Editor. Interested? E-mail the editor at editor@in-mind.org with your curriculum vitae for more information.
Unfortunately, because of his busy schedules with his new job at Deutsche Bank, Corbin Wong has decided to depart from our staff. We are happy to welcome Anne Sara Sadecki to our staff, who will take over Corbin's responsibilities for our Public Relations.
