Brandon C Davidson
@bcdavidson.bsky.social
Research Assistant @ MRC-CBU Digital Mental Health Group, University of Cambridge | bd440@cam.ac.uk | he/him
In a preregistered study of 535 US Twitter users, we found that people learn more from social rewards during periods of high isolation. That is, when isolated, they weigh 'Likes' more heavily in deciding how often to post.
September 16, 2025 at 11:24 AM
In a preregistered study of 535 US Twitter users, we found that people learn more from social rewards during periods of high isolation. That is, when isolated, they weigh 'Likes' more heavily in deciding how often to post.