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Keith Payne

@bkeithpayne

I study the way inequality changes people. Author of Good Reasonable People and The Broken Ladder

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linkhttps://www.ted.com/talks/keith_payne_the_psychology_of_inequality_and_political_division calendar_today16-07-2019 21:17:32

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HENRY V by Dan Jones and GOOD REASONABLE PEOPLE by Keith Payne are included in Next Big Idea Club's list of the "most promising, must-read nonfiction titles" to read this October! 💡🍁 nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/next-…

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In a time of division and polarization, Keith Payne's GOOD REASONABLE PEOPLE offers "a framework for understanding—and for being understood by—people who see the world differently from us." (Margot Lee Shetterly) 🇺🇸✨ Learn more 👉 bit.ly/3B9Qgi7

In a time of division and polarization, <a href="/bkeithpayne/">Keith Payne</a>'s GOOD REASONABLE PEOPLE offers "a framework for understanding—and for being understood by—people who see the world differently from us." (<a href="/margotshetterly/">Margot Lee Shetterly</a>) 🇺🇸✨

Learn more 👉 bit.ly/3B9Qgi7
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An important episode of American Psychological Association's Speaking of Psychology podcast with Keith Payne, demystifying the mentality of political divisions. Is it normal that as citizens of the 21st century, we fight each other and lose friends over the differences of opinion? open.spotify.com/episode/2oiGUg…

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🏯🕌🏦 New paper in PNASNews: Historical Large Language Models (HLLMs) can be a tool in behavioral science for collecting data from *past societies* by simulating responses from “participants”—namely, the dead—through history. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… 🧵1/3

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This just seems silly. I imagine people who ice skate more are more likely to die from ice skating injuries but that doesn’t mean ice skating is dangerous. (From NY Times)

This just seems silly. I imagine people who ice skate more are more likely to die from ice skating injuries but that doesn’t mean ice skating is dangerous. (From NY Times)
Jay Van Bavel, PhD (@jayvanbavel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"I wrote this book, in part, because I couldn't stop getting into fights with family members over politics." Keith Payne explains the maddening experience of knowing that people you love are decent people yet support politics you abhor in his new book: powerofusnewsletter.com/p/the-psycholo…

"I wrote this book, in part, because I couldn't stop getting into fights with family members over politics."

<a href="/bkeithpayne/">Keith Payne</a> explains the maddening experience of knowing that people you love are decent people yet support politics you abhor in his new book:
powerofusnewsletter.com/p/the-psycholo…
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Only about 15% of Ameicans have a coherent political ideology. Most of us are just winging it, says Keith Payne. #politics #psychology #Election2024 bookoftheday.nextbigideaclub.com/p/i-vote-there…

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If you are struggling to understand how people could have possibly voted how they voted, here is my take in the Next Big Idea Club. I Vote, Therefore I Am: The Surprising Psychology of Political Division bookoftheday.nextbigideaclub.com/p/i-vote-there…

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Excited to see Good Reasonable People on the New Yorker’s Best Books of 2024! Source: The New Yorker search.app/Wg9QqcVPrPvaS8…

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In Good Reasonable People, published before the election, I argued that in a country diversifying this fast, Republicans will have to choose between maintaining power or maintaining democracy. This is what their choice looks like.

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🚨 Preprint Alert 🚨 Reasoning about people reduces class differences in tests of cognitive aptitude (with Nick Fendinger and Andrea Dittmann) osf.io/preprints/osf/… We've leveled-up this project with two new experiments and an analysis of testing data from 46 countries. 1/