Pues tenia pendiente este libro de Joe Henrich y me ha gustado mucho - creo que es mas relevante para filósofos/as que ‘Las personas mas raras del mundo’. Y se lee muy bien. press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

I'm just thrilled that Barack Obama selected "Of Boys and Men" for his summer reading list. I got so into the issue that I created the American Institute for Boys and Men to do more of this work: check out aibm.org

Traditional knowledge is often embodied and action-oriented, defying linguistic expression. Generative models relying on digitized text (mainly English & WEIRD) risk perpetuating narrow perspectives. Joe Henrich Mohammad Atari Damian Blasi 5/

Come join us in Anthropology at Baylor!

Rob Boyd and Pete Richerson have made arguably the most significant augmentation to Darwinian evolution since Mendelian genetics. They identified and modelled a second stream of inheritance that's shaped our species: culture. I was surprised to learn they'd never done a joint

Super excited about my lab's new foray into the nexus where science and meaning meet. If you or a pre-grad you know finds these ideas interesting, consider applying to work with me at UBC Psychology! To learn more read journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09… and spread the word to awesome applicants.

I am possibly biased, but definitely agree

Great paper by Anke!

My department is hoping to make a tenure track hire in social psychology, broadly construed. Deadline mid September. Please share - and apply! academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/13930

My lab Psychology @ Georgetown has lots of fun new projects lined up (behavioral and neuroimaging) on empathy, psychopathy, prosocial behavior, and aggression! We are accepting applications now for: • A paid RA • A post-doc • A PhD student Join us! For details: abigailmarsh.com/lab/

A new study created an index of honor culture across the US. High = deep south, Appalachia, and the mountain west. Low = Great Lakes, northeast, Hawaii. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Our paper, on honor culture, self-reliance, and family relations, is now published in PLOS ONE Led by Peter Wang. W/ my wonderful mentor Daphna Oyserman journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… THREAD 1/n

Happy to announce that my new book is available for pre-order! Start Making Sense strives to provide the scientific foundation to the pursuit of a meaningful life as an antidote to the absurd times that we’re all living through. amazon.com/Start-Making-S…

The Historical Psychology preconference at Society for Personality and Social Psychology is back! See you in Denver! (and send us your abstracts) Stay tuned for the (amazing) lineup of speakers! w/ Joshua Conrad Jackson & Ashwini Ashokkumar

I'll be recruiting a graduate student and a postdoc to start in Fall 2025! Looking for applicants w/interests in cultural evolution, narratives, morality, AI, social media, & epistemic (in)justice. See here for more info & please share 😊 crockettlab.org/joining-the-lab

Super proud of my husband Eric J. Johnson for winning the 2025 APS James McKeen Cattell Award for lifetime contributions to addressing critical problems in society: psychologicalscience.org/members/awards…

So great to see our little baby come out in the JEL just now 😇 Such a pleasure to work with Jared Rubin & Ludger Ludger Woessmann aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

We're proud to announce that our Research Coordinator, Silvana D'Ottone, has successfully defended her doctoral dissertation with the maximum distinction 😎 In her research, Silvana developed an instrument to measure partisan moral reasoning and tight moral reasoning, two forms