This grant supports basic research in sociology focusing on human social organization, processes of change, and fundamental social processes using qualitative and quantitative methods.
Supporting basic research on human developmental processes across the lifespan, including cognition, social interactions, and biological influences, with budgets typically $100k-$200k per year.
The Cognitive Neuroscience grant funds research on human cognition and behavior using various physiological methods to advance theory and impact the field.
This program supports research on human perception, action, and cognition, especially in real-world settings, with societal benefits, but excludes primarily neural or animal studies.
SPSSI's Grants-In-Aid Program funds innovative research addressing social issues, prioritizing projects unlikely to receive traditional funding and advancing knowledge in social psychology.