This Thanksgiving, we want to share our gratitude to our DLABSS volunteers, who make all of our research studies possible. We have now officially crossed the 20k volunteers threshold! Thank you to our volunteers for powering our survey community. Happy Thanksgiving!
In @TesCharlesworth and @banaji's 2019 experiment with DLABSS on face-trait and face-race cues in social evaluations, they found that adults and children predominantly use face-trait cues to determine relative "niceness." Read more here: https://t.co/U7qzA14u0G
Has affective polarization increased in the last few years? @ylelkes and colleagues find, interestingly, that the public's partisan prejudice appears unchanged since 2014. Read for more!
If you were in charge of a company, how would you make hiring decisions? What qualities or traits would you look for? Let researchers at Harvard know your thoughts through this 10min survey: https://t.co/ql3peZqyyo
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What social groups do you identify with? Are they based on your favorite sports team, nationality, or something else? Help researchers at Harvard understand how social identification impacts economic and political behaviors through this 5-10min survey: https://t.co/FjgbkjfvqC
With the proliferation of news - and false info - on social media & online platforms, are our attitudes toward broadcast media changing? How are we learning about politics, society, & the economy? Help researchers at Harvard understand through this survey: https://t.co/OC8wbheNpP
As 2020 candidates debate policies such as free college tuition, what are your thoughts on the state of education in America? How important is education relative to other issues? Share your opinions with researchers at Harvard through this 5min survey! https://t.co/WlPqTFcdMr
We're asking 2020 candidates where they stand on issues:
🏥 Health care https://t.co/LnBXuZiDzz
🗽 Immigration https://t.co/gTpCGmLRjk
🗳️ Changes to U.S. government https://t.co/3YN2n4caQj
🌎 Climate change https://t.co/Kej7QG260y
📕 Education https://t.co/HbB9bPdYqn
What should be the role of the U.S. abroad? How important is military assistance and foreign aid, relative to domestic issues? Share your thoughts with researchers at DLABSS here: https://t.co/ssC2DuHTXN
The United States is sending about 500 troops to Saudi Arabia in what is intended as the latest show of force toward Iran, 2 Defense Department officials said https://t.co/hGPj4UwSsO
In their experiment on the effect of segregation on intergroup relations, @RyanDEnos & Christopher Celaya found that segregation increases perceptions of a typical group prototype and induces discriminatory behavior toward other groups. Read more here: https://t.co/Q5yV84Yi8w
What are your thoughts on the 2nd Amendment? Do you approve of current gun control policies in our nation? Share your opinions with researchers at Harvard through this survey: https://t.co/IK3zca0zw5
Citing the shooting in Virginia Beach in which 12 people were killed, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam on Tuesday called for a special session of the General Assembly to vote on gun control bills https://t.co/s81IgUNvRX
With dozens of candidates running for president in 2020, how will you evaluate them? What factors will you consider? Share your thoughts with researchers at Harvard: https://t.co/dc2rqGABSk
In an experiment on how voters assess politicians educated at elite universities, Thomas Gift & Carlos Lastra-Anadón found that liberal voters are more likely than conservative voters to associate elite education w/ competence. Read about their results at https://t.co/nNeHAB95Ap
When you read about climate/weather news, do you associate that with Democrats, Republicans or neither? What about other topics like sports and taxes? Share your thoughts with DLABSS through this survey on media topic effects: https://t.co/eSrjyzNlXJ
DLABSS has officially reached over 16,000 volunteers! As a lab powered by volunteers like you, we are incredibly grateful for your support and involvement.