How okay do children think prejudice is?
Our new research shows that Australian children's perceptions of prejudice become increasingly nuanced and adult-like across the primary school years.
Full article: https://t.co/TiuhCPZMV9
Very excited to share our new paper "Is Your Accent Right for the Job? A Meta-Analysis on Accent Bias in Hiring Decisions". Out now in #PSPB! Check it out here: https://t.co/ZxGmPjBWU3
New #PSPB research explores how job candidates with different accents are perceived by those making hiring decisions, suggesting that accent bias can be associated with perceptions of the candidates' social status.
Lead author: @JessicaSpenceUQ
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Thanks @CM__Chapman for inviting me along to @UQ_Business Marketing Discipline writing retreat! Itβs been a great couple of days writing and socialising βΊοΈ
Great to see this inspiring group of marketing scholars working hard at the @UQ_Business Marketing Discipline Writing Retreat. Anyone who can come to beautiful North Stradbroke Island on such a glorious day & actually write has earned my respect ππ» ππ» ππ»
What a great 2 days at #AHDA2021 listening to some fascinating research! I was honoured to receive an award for my talk on children's linguistic-based social preferences. Congratulations to all the awardees!
Huge congratulations to our student award winners for #AHDA2021!
First place: @L_Nitschinsk for his presentation on seeking anonymity online
Second place: A 3-way tie between @JessicaSpenceUQ, @deadseraphim, and @anna_elisara.
Fantastic work, everyone. Stay tuned for details!
π£CALL FOR DATA: NEED & GIVING
Do you have data (published or not) with measures of both neediness/perceptions of need & charitable giving?
We're doing a meta-analysis & suspect we've missed studies. Reply with link to published articles or DM me to share unpublished. Thanks!
THREAD: Is trust a prerequisite for charitable giving?
To answer this Q, we (w Matt Hornsey & @DrNGillespie) conducted a meta-analysis of research on trust & giving btwn 1988 and 2020.
The short answer: trust matters, but it depends...
@NVSQuarterly
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Super excited to share our new paper "Something About the Way You Speak: A Meta-analysis on Children's Linguistic-based Social Preferences"! Out now in #ChildDevelopment https://t.co/YJbOcutdMC
Thanks @bethbylines for the fantastic write up in @AcademicTimes about our new meta-analysis!
We found that children across a range of different linguistic backgrounds prefer those who speak in the same accent, dialect and language as themselves.
https://t.co/jfwzdJ55BV
Our new theory paper "Developments in the Social Meaning Underlying Accent- and Dialect-Based Social Preferences" is out now in Child Development Perspectives! @SRCDtweets
https://t.co/F09Aw9BYsU