It's feeling a bit chilly so break out the coats and gloves because the Q4 2024 PR graphic is out! As always, big thanks to @KilogramHours for designing the graphic and to @SSB_Genny for providing the models!
"Non-White scientists endure longer waiting times between the submission and acceptance of their manuscripts, and upon publication, their papers receive fewer citations than would be expected based on textual similarity."
Incredibly excited for the @Psychonomic_Soc Annual Meeting later this week!
Would love to chat with anyone who stops by my poster on Saturday evening (#6132)! 😀
Released a preprint on a “juicy” manuscript. It’s got something for everyone. Interested in machine learning in eyewitness id contexts? Sequential vs. simultaneous lineups? Or determining whether a high confidence id can be trusted? Or even Paul Rudd?…
Read about it here ⬇️⬇️
"Moral preference reversals: Violations of procedure invariance in moral judgments of sacrificial dilemmas"
📢New paper from: @JF_Landy, Benjamin Lemli, Pritika Shah, Alexander Perry, & Rebekah Sager
https://t.co/Dw6a7WzGLI
A long time coming, but our paper on preference reversals in the moral domain was just published in @CognitionJourn! We find that which of 2 actions is judged more moral depends on how you elicit the judgment, which is... wild, when you think about it.
https://t.co/1jnLT4n5SX
Dr. Andrew Smith is recruiting a new PhD student for the 2024-25 cycle to join us in the Psychology and Law Lab at Iowa State University! We study memory, judgment, and decision making in applied contexts (particularly eyewitness identification)!
https://t.co/rYLKGwf9bN
I am hoping to recruit a new student for my Psycho-Legal Experiments & Applications (PLEA) Lab for Fall 2025. Interested students should apply to the Iowa State University (Cognitive) Psychology Ph.D. Program.
Don’t get me wrong. I understand why it exists, but I wish programs would tell me in turn how they are diverse. What do they do to support marginalized students? How do they integrate diverse perspectives into research and clinic work?
There is new evidence that we just got. The Quarter 2 Iowa SSBU PR is here! Shoutouts to @KilogramHours for making this PR graphic!
There are clips of all our players in the thread below
🚨🚨 New article alert!
We took a critical test approach to test whether absolute-judgment models or relative-judgment models better predict eyewitness decision-making.
Read our preprint here: https://t.co/WqYzPZrKbI
How do we evaluate if someone is a good or bad person? In a recent post on the @cogsci_soc blog, @aperry2472 and I discuss our recent paper on how many, conflicting pieces of information are prioritized and integrated in moral character judgments.
https://t.co/r77BQHl1aE
New paper out! @JF_Landy and I examined the cognitive processes that underlie how people form evaluations of moral character. Check it out below!
https://t.co/a54LY3QTiP
If you are at #APLS2024 this year, please come check out the presentations that my lab and I will be doing!
I think that all four of these projects are really cool and we're very excited to share our findings with everyone :)