Jamie Amemiya
@jamieamemiya.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Psychology @ Occidental | social cognition, inequality, motivation | She/her | jamieamemiya.com
THREE DAYS left to submit your poster or data blitz talk to the Origins of the Social Mind Preconference at #SPSP2026! 👶🐒🌍
LINK: spsp.org/events/annua...
Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender, Economic Inequality).
LINK: spsp.org/events/annua...
Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender, Economic Inequality).
October 20, 2025 at 7:01 PM
THREE DAYS left to submit your poster or data blitz talk to the Origins of the Social Mind Preconference at #SPSP2026! 👶🐒🌍
LINK: spsp.org/events/annua...
Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender, Economic Inequality).
LINK: spsp.org/events/annua...
Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender, Economic Inequality).
Submit your work to Origins of the Social Mind at #SPSP2026! Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender).
Deadline is 10/13! (Talks/posters can focus on any topic related to the origins of social cognition). See you there!
Deadline is 10/13! (Talks/posters can focus on any topic related to the origins of social cognition). See you there!
September 13, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Submit your work to Origins of the Social Mind at #SPSP2026! Our morning timeslot is compatible with a variety of fantastic afternoon preconferences (e.g., Social Cognition, Gender).
Deadline is 10/13! (Talks/posters can focus on any topic related to the origins of social cognition). See you there!
Deadline is 10/13! (Talks/posters can focus on any topic related to the origins of social cognition). See you there!
Come check out the EAST & DoT Labs at #SRCD. 🤩 I'm excited to share our work on children's causal reasoning about historical structural barriers, as well as their pragmatic inferences from what others seek--and do not seek--to explain!
April 29, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Come check out the EAST & DoT Labs at #SRCD. 🤩 I'm excited to share our work on children's causal reasoning about historical structural barriers, as well as their pragmatic inferences from what others seek--and do not seek--to explain!
How do people come to opposite causal judgments about whether a public health policy worked?
We find that, even if people agree on what actually happened (viruses decreased), they can be made to disagree about the *counterfactual* of what would have happened otherwise.
w/@carenwalker.bsky.social
We find that, even if people agree on what actually happened (viruses decreased), they can be made to disagree about the *counterfactual* of what would have happened otherwise.
w/@carenwalker.bsky.social
February 7, 2024 at 6:33 PM
How do people come to opposite causal judgments about whether a public health policy worked?
We find that, even if people agree on what actually happened (viruses decreased), they can be made to disagree about the *counterfactual* of what would have happened otherwise.
w/@carenwalker.bsky.social
We find that, even if people agree on what actually happened (viruses decreased), they can be made to disagree about the *counterfactual* of what would have happened otherwise.
w/@carenwalker.bsky.social