BIAS Lab director studying prejudice, discrimination, dehumanization, speciesism, intergroup contact, generalized prejudice. Confirmed Boffin. #PrejudiceResearch #WhyWeLoveAndExploitAnimals (does not online-bicker).
Gordon Hodson is a psychology professor at Brock University, where he directs the Brock Lab of Intergroup Processes. He is known for his research on political ideology and its relationship to prejudice, intelligence, and climate change denial. .. more
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Web: go.nature.com/4jfAzXo
PDF: rdcu.be/ef9y5
✳️ systematic biases (e.g., racism, sexism)
✳️ poor construct validity
✳️ undermine standards and learning
We should evaluate teaching as seriously as we do research. Or don't do teaching evaluations.
Anyone know how these Captcha things work, when there's no task associated?
Does it look at your computer activity?
How does clicking a single box mean much at all?
(asking bc building a survey, seeking to use one)
Rhymes.
What is said, what is remembered, what is prioritized.
Always, always, always, steer convo away from redistribution of resources/power
It's a great example of how and example is worth 1000 words
Anyone got a similarly clever way of conveying a point, visually & simplistically, that totally nails it like this one does?
It makes the topic look whimsical, and relevant to a very small proportion of society.
Neither is the case.
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I'd honestly rather receive nothing.
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Open Access: archive.is/ue5k8#select...
Paywall: www.thetimes.com/uk/education...
#SocialPsyc #AcademicSky
This is a difficult read.
Even if you think you've heard the entire Hewstone story, you'll likely learn new details here.
I applaud the courage of the women who have come forward, and respect those too afraid to do so.
Yet more evidence that it's better for patients to have female (vs. male) doctors
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Data shows:
"Female family physicians in Ontario spend 15 to 20 per cent more time with patients than their male colleagues for the same pay"
Try to not take the bait.
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Paywall: www.thetimes.com/uk/education...
#SocialPsyc #AcademicSky
Canadian academics to be awarded one free journal publication a year, given the amount of time they have to spend shovelling snow each winter.
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But we’re trying to stop that from happening! We need help connecting to funders or sponsors who might provide bridge funds as we design the next chapter.
Who in your network would be open to a chat?
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👫We are conducting an in-school study with children around the country, all about what it means to be Irish and European, and the implications for inclusion in #Ireland.
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#IrelandEd #Teacher #Education #Teaching
The 2015 paper found about 1/3 "supported hypotheses" (which happened to be replications)
Your paper found about 1/3 supported hypotheses.
I was just reflecting on how both took 100 studies and only found 1/3 significant.
In finding approx one-third confirming hypotheses, your project reminds me of the 36% replication value in the 2015 Science paper (@briannosek.bsky.social as corresponding author)
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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My department at Ball State University is recruiting for our Master’s programs in Clinical Psychology and Psychological Science. Applications are due Feb 1st.
Links + info below...
Remind me again why governments are in a huge rush to integrate this stuff into their systems?
I was just talking to high performing students (who are currently struggling with effects of the news).
Reminded them: the news & social media are designed to lure you in. And certain politicians crave your attention
You don't have to take the bait
bsky.app/profile/liza...
.... and all the "good" or moral people leave.....
.... what does that leave us with?
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The harder the requester makes it for me to be ABLE to make a decision, the less likely I am to say "yes".
Two can play the psychology game. 🙂
It's almost like they've tested this, finding you get more "yes" responses to a vague, dateless request than to a request for something due on Date X.
Unless I missed it, they didn't tell the audience of the error. And they used the "data" from the full hour (pre & post fix)
Sigh.
Around half-way through the show, they fixed it to this