How do violent extremists persuade otherwise decent citizens to join their causes? We tried to answer this question, and I’m very excited that the paper reporting our findings is finally out in the wild! A 🧵: academic.oup.com/joc/advance-ar…

Thanks for the shoutout, Niels G. Mede. We are very happy to see this article published. It provides a unique perspective to extant research examining the experiences of scientists engaged in public communication.

Check out my fun conversation with Andy Luttrell on Opinion Science (a podcast)! Thanks so much having me, Andy!☺️

My new research finds that while #media can increase #public awareness of #climate change, we need to see it as a personal risk to act. Despite low media coverage, citizens in poor & developing countries see it as greater risk & more willing to #protest tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Fascinating new paper, showing that people whose names are difficult to pronounce face labor market discrimination. Samantha Power aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

Climate intent seldom translates to climate action. Interesting read on the nuances of this gap and possible solutions.

Our book chapter is finally here! Led by @ophiryotam, w/ Rui Wang, Ph.D. Anita Kuei-Chun Liu Stephanie Lyons Gillis

⭐️Crossed the finish line yesterday ⭐️ PhD Defense done & dusted ✅ A big shout out to my amazing advisor Janet and exceptional committee members, Lindsay Hahn and Laura. Thank you for all the love and support! UB Communication Department

We are wrapping up our 6yr @nih_nhlbi R01 project, looking at the impact of wearables, sensors, mixed reality #MR kiosk, and virtual agents on health behavior promotion.

Fun times ahead! 🥰

🚨New Publication Alert🚨 Our paper (w/⁦Laura⁩ ⁦Janet⁩ & B.H Lee) published in Science Communication! We offer a novel and practical video-based group values affirmation approach that reduces defensiveness to risk messages. doi.org/10.1177/107554…