I had a great time this weekend presenting with Emily Kubin at the Templeton World Charity Foundation Listening and Learning in a Polarized World meetup in Marrakesh, Morocco. Templeton World Charity Foundation put on an amazing event!

New post with Helen Devine and Kurt Gray ! Link in thread

First year done! ✅🥳

Smile if you’re moving to Columbus!! It was a great year at UNC Psych & Neuro. This summer, Madhulika Shastry and I are moving with Kurt Gray’s Deepest Beliefs Lab to Ohio State Psychology! Excited to join. (forever Go Blue, though 🤗〽️)

Lots of famous findings about human behavior are built on the results of economic games - tasks where participants allocate resources or make choices with different payoffs. A new study finds that up to 70% of participants don't understand the instructions of these games.

Congrats Dr. Dillion!! Danica Dillion

Out today!

50 years ago Thomas Nagel famously asked "What is it like to be a bat?" Now, some really promising insights into the stream of consciousness.

There is no legit evolutionary psychology podcast. My friend David Pietraszewski and I thought this was a dire situation, so we set out to fix it. I’m excited to announce the start of Evolutionary Psychology (the podcast). I wrote a little something about it on my blog. (Link below).

AI is quickly becoming a valuable tool in psychological research. I created a short guide to help you use it well (link in comments 👇). Includes CustomGPTs, example prompts, and tools for lit reviews, survey design, data analysis, and manuscript prep.

Some promising trends in the psychology replication crisis since 2004: - Fewer studies publish weak p values (.01 < p < .05) - Studies with weak p values are less likely to get cited - The % of weak p values (26%) is now roughly what we would expect from studies with 80% power.

🧵1/12 New GreeneLab paper in Nature Human Behaviour—after 5+ years! Our cooperative quiz game, Tango (letstango.org), defuses political animosity and improves democracy-related attitudes. Some key effects last 4 months doi.org/10.1038/s41562…