New pub by my grad student, @gnihill.bsky.social. This is her first first-author publication! In this work, she has extended our lab's prior work on how confrontations to prejudice on social media can meaningfully shape perceptions.
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⭐️From Emily Liquin:
More Time and Effort, Same Curiosity: Expected Effort Does Not Impact Curiosity
Children learn what is right or wrong selectively from a legitimate authority’s punishment
‼️Work by Young-eun Lee, Setayesh Radkani & Rebecca Saxe
It’s early, but still safe to say that this is one of the most important articles about constitutional law that will be published this year, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it ends up being the most, full stop.
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Imagining God by Kathryn A. Johnson, open access until 18th June. Might be of interest for some scholars of religion, especially psychology of religion. Provides an overview of empirical research and theory investigating how ordinary humans imagine God www.cambridge.org/core/element...
Online confrontations to prejudice can meaningfully shape experiences of racism online for minoritized individuals. We investigate whether confrontation can also operate as an identity safety cue (IS...
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A+ thread right here.
Did you all know that the amazing @cjmott.bsky.social is starting a faculty position this summer? He is moving to Florida State University as an Assistant Professor in the College of Law. Lucky them and yay Christian!