As we move toward automatic grading for efficiency, I present my old Dutch exam of mine as a note of caution.

I scored 0 of 6 points. My errors were:
a) Typing a , instead of . at the end of the sentence.
b) Not adding a . to the end of the sentence.
c) A typo where I wrote hif instead of hij.

Co-writing a grant in Dutch, which as we enter the final stages makes me feel like a human ChatGPT*. "Hey Steven, what evidence is there for an argument like this?"; then we swap roles with me giving prompts for arguments the humans have to write for me.

*Hopefully one with actual knowledge.

Our uni is getting rid of Endnote so I had to swap to Zotero which you all told me was better, but it... isn't? Or am I missing something? I find it hard to believe anything I read on the internet might not be 100% accurate.

Normally I would say "I don't speak for all autistics" but on this one I think I'm safe. Autism isn't caused by paracetamol, it's caused by people finding us fun, interesting and attractive and making autistic babies with us in the traditional way. I hope this clarifies this apparently complex issue

Prior work shows AI is often truth-biased in text-based deception detection. In our new 12-study paper in @journal-of-comm.bsky.social, we find a substantial lie-bias in audiovisual deception detection during mock interrogations. Read more here!

doi.org/10.1093/joc/...

A new paper which warns perceived knowledge doesn't predict security behaviour as well as actual knowledge, and perceived knowledge can increase vulnerability through overconfidence. The problem, intervention success is usually measured with perceived knowledge.
www.iadisportal.org/ijcsis/paper...

In our new open access article we explore if, when and how people decide whether online user reviews are fake when buying online.

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

We find... (1/3)

A new open access paper led by Iris van Sintemaartensdijk and Joelle Simon, where we show that you can help people make better passwords with the right information... briefly, and they probably wont remember it anyway:

doi.org/https://doi....

Maybe time to use a password manager!

Happy to say a short summary of evidence disclosure methods we wrote for a practitioner audience is now available for free in the new (excellent) edition of Applied Police Briefings: appliedpolicebriefings.com/index.php/AP...

Hi! Looking for a job in Forensic Psychology? Well, you're in luck! Come work with us! carleton.ca/deputyprovos...

We get the most amazing speakers each year for this conference and this year is no exception. This year we will be hosting keynote @tessneal.bsky.social and panelists @kirkluther.bsky.social @chrisjlively.bsky.social Joseph Eastwood and Madison Hynes. Just 8 days left to submit your abstract!

Soon I'm giving a lunch lecture about neurodivergent study tips for our Psych students. Delighted that this gave me an opportunity to create my first ever meme (and an excuse to talk about Final Fantasy 7 in a professional setting)

If you or anyone you know is a researcher in the area of deception and is on BSky, please reach out! Would love to add you to our Starter Pack #deception #academicsky #psychlaw