
Joseph Stubbersfield
@jstubbersfield
Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Winchester University. Interested in social transmission, cultural evolution & psych behind conspiracy theories & urban legends
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Really interesting looking opportunity with Alberto Acerbi and Chiara Bonacchi


Creative Writing student University of Winchester Georgiana Lopata, from Romania, has put together an anthology of writing about home and belonging by fellow international students. 'Home | Away' is now available online. Find out more at tinyurl.com/mrxawnxw



In 2023, I wrote about the psychology of dad jokes for The Psychologist (and made it onto the cover of the magazine!) Two years on, they’ve asked me to reflect back. I write about the experience of having my piece go semi-viral and my favourite relevant research that has come out since.




Two Fully-Funded PhD positions at University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau ! Come help us understand the past and future of global cultural and linguistic diversity. findaphd.com/phds/project/u…




Deadline in 5 days! Work with Chiara Bonacchi and myself for a 3-year postdoc based in Edinburgh. Cultural evolution + social media data to study how archaeological content fuels (or not) contemporary hostility online.

I'm hiring! 2 x PhDs and 1 x PostDoc, to work with me at Uni Zurich on a project investigating how semantic patterns differ by geographic region. Linguistic typology, data science, spatial analysis, phylogenetic methods, potential fieldwork... REPOST 🙏 comparativelinguistics.uzh.ch/en/jobs.html


Interested in the evolution of human language and in understanding the pressures that shape languages today? Come do a PhD with me! Fully funded PhD position available in my group MaxPlanck-Psycholinguistics, application deadline June 2nd: mpi.nl/career-educati…

Exactly! We've written a review of the functions of imagination and fiction & they include: planning/future thinking, coping/emo regulation, social bonding & identity shaping. It's time we step away from dismissing the arts as frivolities! Mathias Clasen doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…