Jérémy Béna

-- Inactive account. -- Associate professor (MCF) of psychology | @univamu, CRPN | Memory, beliefs, evaluations, how memory shapes evaluations and beliefs

[Simone Mattavelli @essematta]

New preprint w/ @JerBena, @opatcorneille, and Christian Unkelbach on the "truth effect" and political communication!

https://t.co/FwaVmtQwvk

[Simone Mattavelli @essematta]

People underestimate the influence of repetition on truth judgments (especially for their own).
This is what @JerBena, @opatcorneille, Christian Unkelbach, and myself found in our new paper accepted in @CognitionJourn.

https://t.co/nDU7n9jMcA
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[Brian Levine @briantlevine]

Sad to hear of Endel Tulving’s passing at the age of 96.

Grateful for his everlasting inspiration and generosity.

[Jérémy Béna @JerBena]

@ptrgo @hluga @opatcorneille Merci du partage, Patrice ; sur des sujets (très) proches, j'ai aussi vu https://t.co/PWqHkTrK6V et https://t.co/P8rLAMyMBl

[Patrice Terrier @ptrgo]

Des réanalyses corrélationnelles des premières enquêtes IFOP sur le conspirationnisme en France avaient permis de pointer une association positive entre l’exposition antérieure perçue à un énoncé conspirationniste et la croyance en ce même énoncé https://t.co/KCedoMFSf7

[Jérémy Béna @JerBena]

Note of caution: we used a simple study design to estimate repetition-induced conspiracism, so we cannot generalize the findings to richer contexts. Future research may test whether repetition increases conspiracism when other information is available (e.g., source credibility).

[Jérémy Béna @JerBena]

Just out in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review!

Repetition could increase the perceived truth of conspiracy theories.

With Mathias Rihet (not on twitter), @OphelieCarreras, and @ptrgo.

https://t.co/2m4X0NoTcO /
https://t.co/gqOfOoOQQp

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[Jérémy Béna @JerBena]

The results suggest that research on dispositional/individual factors might be usefully complemented with research on more situational factors, such as repetition, to gain new insights into conspiracy beliefs.

[Simone Mattavelli @essematta]

Can people estimate the influence of repetition on truth judgments (i.e., the “truth effect”)?

In a new preprint w/ @JerBena , @opatcorneille, and Christian Unkelbach, we addressed this question. 🧵

https://t.co/x5H2M44o31