
Culture and Morality Lab
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https://blogs.umass.edu/matari/ 09-07-2023 18:20:17
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Some of us have been meeting up at SPSP for the last few years. This year marks our fifth gathering. Email me or Nazanin Kafaee if you want to join! Morteza Dehghani simine vazire Dorsa Amir Sanaz Talaifar



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Congrats, Mohammad Atari!

Thanks to my mentors, collaborators, and students. Joe Henrich Morteza Dehghani Daphna Oyserman Jonathan Schulz Jonathan Haidt Culture and Morality Lab


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New preprint by Mohammad Atari and colleagues. Psychological diversity across 2,000 years and 270 prefectures in China!