Sander Koole (@slkoole) 's Twitter Profile
Sander Koole

@slkoole

Editor of Cognition & Emotion | Psychology professor in Amsterdam | Tweets reflect own views

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Howie Noel (@hcnoel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I always loved the classic DC movie adaptation comic books. I drew a short comic version of James Gunn ‘s new Superman trailer for fun. #supermanfilm #superman #jamesgunn #dccomics

I always loved the classic <a href="/DCOfficial/">DC</a> movie adaptation comic books. I drew a short comic version of <a href="/JamesGunn/">James Gunn</a> ‘s new Superman trailer for fun. #supermanfilm #superman #jamesgunn #dccomics
The Dark Fiddling Pirate Jussim (@psychrabble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bingo! Allegations of speech causing harm are almost never backed by evidence of harm. It's usually assumptions all the way down. Daniël Lakens is also good on this. But psych sci reformers have generally been silent, or worse, complicit in speech erosion.

Hannah K. Bradshaw (@hkbradshaw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm banning student use of electronic devices in my classes this semester. Why? Student use of electronic devices in class reduces exam performance - even for those who aren't using these devices.

I'm banning student use of electronic devices in my classes this semester. Why?

Student use of electronic devices in class reduces exam performance - even for those who aren't using these devices.
The Dark Fiddling Pirate Jussim (@psychrabble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hey, Rob Sica, please add this paper to your repository of papers critical of microaggressions! Then I will tweet it out! It is excellent. sites.rutgers.edu/lee-jussim/wp-…

Hey, <a href="/robsica/">Rob Sica</a>, please add this paper to your repository of papers critical of microaggressions! Then I will tweet it out! It is excellent.
sites.rutgers.edu/lee-jussim/wp-…
Sander Koole (@slkoole) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Marvel’s first family — such a deep part of our modern mythology (if you wonder where the makers of The Incredibles got it from)

The Dark Fiddling Pirate Jussim (@psychrabble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nice thread (look forward to reading the paper). It captures a recurring theme in the social psych of "people are idiots and fools" (and debunks one particular case): 1. Design a study to exploit something that people normally do for good reasons, but corrupt the reasons, so that

Brad Wilcox (@bradwilcoxifs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New Survey: "Most Single Women Believe They Are Happier than Married Women" Data: Married women, esp. married moms, are markedly happier than single women in 🇺🇸

New Survey: "Most Single Women Believe They Are Happier than Married Women"

Data: Married women, esp. married moms, are markedly happier than single women in 🇺🇸
Steven Heine (@stevenheine4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Two common findings from sleep research are that 1) short sleep durations predict worse health outcomes, and 2) people from some cultures sleep much less than those from others. Do people from cultures with short sleep durations have worse health outcomes? 🧵

David Schmitt (@psychoschmitt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"gender differences Big Five 27 countries representative samples (N=143,313)...women scored higher than men on all facets of Neuroticism and Agreeableness, but primarily on Anxiety and Compassion" osf.io/ysd3p_v1

"gender differences Big Five 27 countries representative samples (N=143,313)...women scored higher than men on all facets of Neuroticism and Agreeableness, but primarily on Anxiety and Compassion"  osf.io/ysd3p_v1
CLaE (@leafs_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trends in Cognitive Sciences Synchrony and subjective experience: the neural correlates of the stream of consciousness cell.com/trends/cogniti…