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Super excited to share that, thanks to my amazing collaborators @hutchings_ryan and Andy Todd, my FIRST first-author paper has been published!
authors.elsevier.com/a/1dq4t…
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Sam Klein retweeted
'Factors that amplify and attenuate egocentric mentalizing', a new Review by Andrew R. Todd & @DianaTamir
Web: go.nature.com/3UfTTKz
PDF: rdcu.be/dw1cp
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Sam Klein retweeted
A study on 4 billion geolocated tweets from 773 cities across the USA indicates temperatures above 81 (27.2 °C) degrees are consistently linked to significant increases in online hate across all climate zones.
bitly.ws/PAAV
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Extremely grateful for the opportunity to have presented my research at #SPSP2023 Thank you to my advisor @PaulEastwick & my community for supporting my work.
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I am thrilled, humbled, and downright joyous to announce that I will be joining the @KelloggSchool in Management & Organizations as an Assistant Professor starting July 1st 2023 🥳🤩😃 This dream came true through the support and guidance of so many. 1/n
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Our new paper w/lead Carolin Schuster on HR staff & the Gender Pay Gap is out in J. of Applied Psych!
doi.org/10.1037/apl0001033
We find:
1) HR staff give men higher starting salaries than women with the identical qualifications in a hypothetical hiring task.
But!… (1/3)
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NEW PAPER ALERT! “The contributions of positive outgroup and negative ingroup evaluation to implicit bias favoring outgroups”
Here’s a link to it plus a quick summary of our findings, with Kathleen Schmidt @JW_Sherman @SamAWKlein 1/5
bit.ly/3C7TrUd
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🚨Our new paper in JEP: General!🚨
How much do you like intelligence? What about confidence?
You prob have an answer, an idea about your liking (or lack thereof) for these attributes.
But where do ideas like this…COME from? And what do they PREDICT? 🧵
psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?d…
ALT Screenshot of the title and abstract for the paper "Summarized Attribute Preferences Have Unique Antecedents and Consequences"
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RT @TesCharlesworth: Fresh off the press paper in @PNASNews! 🥳 We studied the stereotypes that emerged, bottom-up for 14 social groups acro…
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Really looking forward to reading this! Congrats @esposito_psych and @JimmyCalanchini
LGB people in pop culture often move away from gay unfriendly places to gay friendly ones. But does this actually happen in real life? @JimmyCalanchini and I answer that question in our new paper, in press at JESP! Preprint at psyarxiv.com/634cz, and summary below (1/9)
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New paper w @spicy_thai & @Hehmanlab, now accepted at PSPB!
Ever wonder if experiencing a certain context (e.g., being in a sunny park, feeling hungry at work) makes you look at strangers differently? We have some evidence to suggest that it does NOT.
psyarxiv.com/rdtej
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If your research interests are a fit, don’t miss out on the chance to be mentored by someone as super duper smart, thoughtful, and enthusiastic as @andrewang91
🚨Please RT! I am excited to recruit a PhD student this application cycle to begin Fall '22 at the University of Toronto! Students interested in studying attitudes, social perception, perspective-taking, & interpersonal processes, consider applying to work with me! Deadline Dec 1
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New and free to read: "Meaning and expected surfaces combine to guide attention during visual search in scenes."
Full article here: doi.org/10.1167/jov.21.11.1
@UCD_CMB #ImageAnalysis #VisualCognition #VisionScience #OpenAccess
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#psychtwitter please share!
I’m recruiting a PhD student at @UofNH to start Fall 2022. My group uses methods from soc, cog, and dev psych and computational linguistics to study questions about social groups and bias
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Super excited to share that, thanks to my amazing collaborators @hutchings_ryan and Andy Todd, my FIRST first-author paper has been published!
authors.elsevier.com/a/1dq4t…
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Also, thanks @JeremyCone2, Dr. Brown-Iannuzzi, @ryanlei_psych, @RonDotsch (2020) for the great idea to use subgroup images as a compromise b/e issues around group or individual images. We ended up using group, subgroup, and individual images for greater convergence of evidence.
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