The NSF Social Psychology Program funds research exploring how social forces affect human behavior, emotions, and relationships, prioritizing innovative theories and methods with potential societal impact.
This grant supports basic research in sociology focusing on human social organization, processes of change, and fundamental social processes using qualitative and quantitative methods.
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.
Funds research advancing the science of science by studying scientific discovery, communication, and impact to improve policy and societal benefits.
Collaborative Research Grants support researchers working across countries on preliminary social psychology projects that can lead to larger-scale funding and increase diversity within the association.