Self and identity, close relationships, social cognition, social psychology, relational self, collective self, social power, hierarchy, status
Serena Chen's recent research interests include the social bases of the self and identity, social power and hierarchy, close relationships, social identity, intergroup relations, dual process models, and knowledge representation and use.
Spouses and other romantic partners often complain about feeling unappreciated, and a new study from UC Berkeley suggests poor sleep may play a hidden role.
It’s often said that women can have it all – motherhood and a successful career. But a new UC Berkeley study suggests that women who rule the household have less energy for or interest in being a rising star in the workplace.
Poor sleep can sour relationships. Powerful people are better at shaking off rebuffs. Moms who run the household are less concerned with rising to power in the workplace. And people who gaze at the vastness of nature tend to be less self-centered.
