Valerie Reyna gives invited talk to Society for Medical Decision Making, entitled, Gist, Numbers, and Fuzzy Trace Theory: A New Look at Vaccination Behaviors and Intentions. For the video of the talk, click here:https://t.co/jgv1b8UDs0 @CornellCHE@CornellPsychDpt
Genetic tests show risk, not certainty. Valerie Reyna, PhD (Cornell), asks: "What do all these numbers mean? How would you understand them if you were a patient?" Her fuzzy-trace theory shows people decide based on bottom-line meaning, not numbers alone.
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Why are flu shot rates low despite 3,100+ deaths? It’s not just facts; it’s the "gist." Valerie Reyna shows intuition and values predict vaccination better than data. Read more: https://t.co/u7gUtgwOUM @CornellCHE@CornellPsychDpt#ValerieReyna#FluShot#FuzzyTrace#Gist
NEW PUB - Reyna, V. F., Edelson, S. M., Garavito, D. M. N., Galindez, M. M., Singh, A., Fan, J., & Suh, J. (2025). A New Look at Vaccination Behaviors and Intentions: The Case of Influenza. Behavioral Sciences, 15(12), 1645. https://t.co/tAsWudS8QM
Dr. Valerie Reyna, Expert Advisor & Member of the APA Health Advisory Panel, contributed to the "Health advisory: Use of generative AI chatbots and wellness applications for mental health" report https://t.co/pM74bQpbEv #APA#ValerieReyna@trails_ai@CornellNews@CornellCHE
Hear my interview on APA's "Speaking of Psychology" podcast tomorrow, 9/23! https://t.co/EuP65DiUX2 We'll be celebrating my Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society for Experimental Psychology and APA's Division 3 by discussing my research. #ValerieReyna#FuzzyTrace
Read the latest from Valerie Reyna - Reyna, V. F. (2025). Framing, Fairness, and Ambiguity in Plea Decisions and Other Risky Choices: A Unified Approach. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 38(4), e70038. https://t.co/5XhT5nyQ0P
Shared decision-making often overwhelms patients with too many details. Instead, the Fuzzy-Trace Theory can be applied to communicate the essence of information or “gist” to empower patients. Read more https://t.co/0OCpuTRxUQ
@CornellCHE@socmdm#gist
Exciting news! Our project, AI and Bad Health Advice, has been funded by the Univ of Maryland's TRAILS Institute. We'll investigate how people interpret health misinformation from AI systems like ChatGPT. https://t.co/vQoW0TjROc #AI#HealthMisinformation#FuzzyTrace@CornellCHE
@PedramHosseini@EthanVPorter@thomasjwood@crowdtangle@theNASEM I would like to acknowledge the massive contribution of prior scholarship to this work by my colleagues, and especially the work of @decisionslab at Cornell (the founder of Fuzzy-Trace Theory), Chris Wolfe at Miami University of Ohio,
Thrilled that Cornell University is part of the team working on trustworthy AI funded by @NSF and @NIST
--Val Reyna #TRAILS#AI#FuzzyTrace https://t.co/Yz972aG0Jy
Our researchers gathered @UofMaryland this week for an annual review & planning summit with representatives @NSF & @NIST.
Researchers @trails_ai study what trustworthy AI looks like, technical solutions that build trust, and policy models that are effective in sustaining trust.
Our researchers gathered @UofMaryland this week for an annual review & planning summit with representatives @NSF & @NIST.
Researchers @trails_ai study what trustworthy AI looks like, technical solutions that build trust, and policy models that are effective in sustaining trust.
Valerie Reyna is part of a team developing an AI tool to connect online rhetoric and real-world behavior. Their study revealed how specific language phrasing and misinformation on Reddit can predict when users will reject COVID vaccines. Read more @sciam: https://t.co/vqLPK9yG6J
Valerie Reyna & Eugenia Rho studied banned subreddits to see how social media gists (cause-effect beliefs) influenced COVID-19 rates. Their research shows how AI can analyze online discourse to improve public health communication. #AI#FuzzyTrace https://t.co/FuLu7ZAi0d
Thank you @vtnews for covering our #CHI2024 paper on how social media language patterns in the form of gists are significantly associated with trends in public health outcomes. @_XH_Ding_ , Valerie Reyna @Cornell
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“Fuzzy-trace theory” — people pay more attention to the implications of a piece of information than to its literal meaning
Very interesting tool for social analysis
AI-based analytical technique reveals that specific language phrasing in Reddit misinformation posts foretold people rejecting COVID vaccinations https://t.co/KR6Tes5HVi