📣NEW paper! Cultivating new ways to trust science amid the rise of questionable health practices by Iris Žeželj & @marijapetrovic.bsky.social is now out as a part of the special issue Trust in science and beyond in Current Opinion in Psychology! 🔗Read it here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1m3L9,rU~O...

📣NEW PAPER: "Are quantum medicine proponents more likely to practice yoga? An empirical taxonomy of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine practices" is now out in Current Psychology! Read the postprint version here: doi.org/10.31234/osf...

🌍Do all nations believe they’re superior—or do some feel inferior? Western social sciences claimed the first. But Fanon & Memmi argued colonization by the West left many in the Global South with colonial mentality—internalized oppression. 🧵Findings from our 45-country study:

📣Fresh out the slammer - our Registered Report on the so-called LWA - "A specter is haunting political psychology—a specter of left-wing authoritarianism" with @milicaninkovic.bsky.social out now in Political Psychology! @ispp-pops.bsky.social ! doi.org/10.1111/pops...

🎉 Just published in Nature Human Behavior 🎉 Do liberals or conservatives in the US trust scientists more? You might assume it's liberals, but studies often fail to consider the diversity of scientific disciplines! 🔬 nature.com/articles/s41... [1/6]🧵

Attitudes towards and uses of traditional, complementary, and alternative medicines are predicted by irrational beliefs and cognitive biases, especially magical health beliefs and naturalness bias. With @marijapetrovic.bsky.social @alelazic.bsky.social @iriszez.bsky.social doi.org/10.1525/coll...

Analytic thinking is related to lower belief in conspiracies. So can analytic thinking decrease belief in conspiracy theories? We don’t really know, as the one set of studies in support of this does not seem to replicate. With @marijapetrovic.bsky.social, @vukasin.bsky.social #socialpsyc #PsychSci