The question becomes does, and how does, your findings help make sense of this contradiction across two different, but clearly-related,literatures?

Or maybe you hit on what seems like a contradiction—that we *should* use individuating info but don’t (an overuse of group info; an implication of the old models you cite), but at the same time we *should not* be colorblind (an overuse of individuating info?; in prejudice reduction models).

Nationalities of the participants? If from individualistic countries, maybe this isn’t so surprising given that individual attributes might be cultural default for novel groups? Maybe this is like Fazio’s dissonance paper—you found a moderator and now need to articulate the other side of an effect?

Happy birthday! 🥳

Please add me as well. I didn’t see Susan Clayton on there either (sdclayton). Thanks! 😊

Bonus that these jobs say potential for funding rather than *must* secure it. Some positions read a tad tone deaf to the current funding climate. 👏

Finally found it - Oct 23rd. Thanks for organizing!

Lots more in the full paper!

Shout out to Sanguk Lee for doing an amazing job leading the way on this project!

Journal version: doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Ungated version: osf.io/ybdx9

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Is there a table of contents for this new book posted somewhere? SPSS is on the way out here and I’m still mulling between the JASP and R/R Studio versions. I noticed the content differences between the other two books and been wondering how the new one compares. Thanks for all the great work! 🙏

After he reads the author guidelines…

Just in time for a course revision!