Reading a 400-word text can make British attitudes towards EU immigration more positive by 20 percentage points. New paper out today in @SciReports. Many thanks to my co-authors @leedewit, @James__ackland, @alanjrenwick and @David_JYoung. https://t.co/gpO02yCroa
A short, relatable message about a migrant worker boosted positivity toward EU immigration by 20 points among UK voters.
The latest @CambPsych research suggests that pro-immigration arguments can be effective for the UK electorate 👇
https://t.co/KpERJHyNL9
🧐What is wrong with our democracy? And how can we fix it?
Professor @alanjrenwick addressed these big questions and more in his recent inaugural lecture @uclspp!
The full recording is now available to watch ⬇️
https://t.co/eGcDBgDJ0L
Why is pro-immigration politics so rare even when public attitudes are positive? My new @BJPolS shows anti-immigration voters always care more about the issue. This creates a political advantage for anti-immigration causes anytime migration is in the news https://t.co/wtK6XboSXU
So honored to receive the @psych_of_tech dissertation award. Wouldn’t have been possible without my supervisor extraordinaire @OrbenAmy taking a big chance on me (and the Global South). Beyond grateful!
An important reminder of AI's very biased representation by @psych_of_tech
🚨NEW REPORT: Public Preferences for Integrity and Accountability in Politics
This report releases the results of the Unit's second major survey on how democracy functions in the UK.
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https://t.co/m15DrsD9SF
This line is so memorable for a reason.
It's a perfect use of "antimetabole" - the repetition of a phrase with its word order reversed.
Here are 8 more memorable rhetorical devices:
NEW: UK attitudes to immigration are now among the most positive internationally.
The first study in our series for @WVS_Survey ranks the country at the top of an international league table as the most accepting of new arrivals 🧵 [1/9]
https://t.co/LEOIGTvPyx
'The message of his story for other young people from under-represented backgrounds is that “everything is possible”.'
Jason Arday, renowned scholar of race, inequality and education, will be joining us as Professor of Sociology of Education next month.
Welcome to Cambridge!
I'm thrilled to announce that, as of today, @nature will consider Registered Reports for confirmatory research in cognitive neuroscience and the behavioral/social sciences. Please spread the word! @chrisdc77@OSFramework@MarikeSchiffer@NatureHumBehav https://t.co/JiocK3vHIH
What a month!
📽️ Learnt about making engaging content at @BBCNews for the BBC New Generation Thinkers Program workshops
🤝 Spoke w UN policymakers on future governance & building resilience against extremism at @UNDPOGC
👩🏻🎓 Elected as member of @UKYoungAcademy at @royalsociety