  We say that a topological space X is selectively sequentially pseudocompact
(SSP for short) if for every sequence (U_n) of non-empty open subsets of X, one
can choose a point x_n in U_n for every n in such a way that the sequence (x_n)
has a convergent subsequence. We show that the class of SSP spaces is closed
under taking arbitrary products and continuous images, contains the class of
all dyadic spaces and forms a proper subclass of the class of strongly
pseudocompact spaces introduced recently by Garc\'ia-Ferreira and
Ortiz-Castillo. We investigate basic properties of this new class and its
relations with known compactness properties. We prove that every omega-bounded
(=the closure of which countable set is compact) group is SSP, while compact
spaces need not be SSP. Finally, we construct SSP group topologies on both the
free group and the free Abelian group with continuum-many generators.
