Our Psychological and Brain Sciences department at Colgate University is hiring a TT position in Clinical/Developmental! Please share or apply! After 10 years here, I feel confident it’s a really special place with strong support for both teaching and research: apply.interfolio.com/171967

I am very happy that a first article from a project Johannes Ullrich and I have been working on for quite a while is now published in Psychological Inquiry (open access): doi.org/10.1080/1047...

We are very grateful for the comments we received and cannot recommend reading them enough. Jazmin L. Brown-Iannuzzi and @erincoo-psych.bsky.social highlight strengths and weaknesses and outline how a shift of perspective might be helpful: doi.org/10.1080/1047...

Our team developed a scale to measure subjective perceptions of one's own status as it relates to the perceived racial economic hierarchy. We think there are a lot of interesting research questions that could be asked with this measure! authors.elsevier.com/a/1kxIg-CmV5...

I have been so touched by Sam both personally and through his work on racism in the criminal justice system. Here is a link to the innocence project, one of the places listed to donate in his honor: innocenceproject.org

We are hiring a Visiting Assistant Professor at Colgate! I love my job and Colgate has outstanding support for people who are passionate about both teaching and research. Please share with anyone who may be interested! apply.interfolio.com/164745

Oh man, I needed this!

just when I thought we had a good handle on p-hacking, I stumble upon alpha-hacking! Sigh. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Joint work with @erincoo-psych.bsky.social et al. available today: Learning while Learning: Psychology Case Studies for Teaching Regression. We provide two case studies for teaching interactions in regression. There is an accompanying app on our resource page! www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

This is so obviously true and yet so seemingly hard for a lot of people I have worked with to accept: "Science can never be, nor has it ever been, dispassionate and objective."

Our new paper in @science.org shows that misinformation evokes more outrage than trustworthy news, and when it does it’s shared more & read less. bsky.app/profile/will...

I highly recommend listening to Keith’s conversation about his new book here! Super interesting ideas for our current political climate.

I was interviewed for Colgate University's podcast to talk about the research I work on with @ryanlei.bsky.social, social media-less, phenom Jazmin Brown-Iannuzzi, Will Cipolli @datascicollab.bsky.social, and many wonderful students: open.spotify.com/episode/72oa...

Congrats @neilrhester.bsky.social !! This looks awesome. Excited to add this paper to my syllabus :)

Well this is a bit of a cliff-hanger. What does the next slide say?? We have some work that perceiving people in groups facilitates social categorization which enhances the category-based prejudice directed toward them…does the next slide nuance those findings?? Conflict with it?? The suspense!

I have always loved the construct of intellectual humility and this feels like a such an important demonstration of what it can do! I would imagine it simply makes you a better scientist as well. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Teaching undergrad stats for psychology, I love trying to help students think about null hypothesis significance testing more deeply than the binary “reject or fail to reject the null” that they come in fixating on. This article was fun/interesting to read with that goal in mind.

Hi everyone. I'm a social psychologist by training but also dabble in developmental and health psychology. My work explores White people's willingness to confront their own racial biases, the consequences of this awareness (or lack thereof), and how they socialize their children about racism.

Manny Galvan doesn’t seem to be on here yet! But this paper, led by Manny, was really interesting to work on and think about.

Our team finds that White people who feel "last place"--that is, that their own status falls behind most White people, Black people, Asian people, and Latinx people--are most supporitve of alt-right ideology and events like January 6th: rdcu.be/dYnVL