How do internet search algorithms shape our attitudes and policy support on important social issues?
In a new paper, we found that prevalent algorithms portray climate change based on local climate attitudes, rather than actual climate change impacts: https://t.co/t5LA5a2WvO
Very excited to announce that my first paper creating a unified theory for predicting reactions to counter stereotypic men and women is now out in Sex Roles! https://t.co/Dylp8Yenaz
Excited to share this project! Across 3 experiments, we find consistent evidence that encoding and prediction are coupled-- not competitive. See our preprint or come to my poster at SFN (PSTR305.12) to see some follow-up modeling work!
New work by @jahchwe in Journal of Neuroscience!
People represent faces in a 2D trustworthiness-dominance space in the brain, via both an implicit system involved in activating concepts from visual cues, and an explicit system involved in social reasoning https://t.co/cERHwWxy6E
New research shows how brains process multiracial identities in real-time by using a computer technique to track hand movements.
✍️: @jahchwe, @freemanjb, David J. Lick
Read more in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin: https://t.co/7iIfhgSoZ8
Happy to announce new work published in PSPB with @freemanjb and DJ Lick! 🎉 We explore the dynamics of Multiracial categorizations using a 3-choice mousetracking task!
Take a look here: https://t.co/yGkqMEqfjT
Multimodal transformer-based learning infers Oncotype DX Recurrence Score from H&E images and text reports across >5000 patients from 3 cohorts. Excited to drop the preprint from this collab with @SohrabShah@jnkath@ElNahhasOSM@antoniomarraMD 🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 https://t.co/hOzQTsdQtO
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I am recruiting a⭐postdoc⭐ to start in a year or so! Funded by my startup, guaranteed 2-year, extension pending on external funds.
My lab @UCSanDiego study ⭐person perception⭐social cognition⭐computational modeling⭐& more!
👉https://t.co/B9o8Gwf9qp
New in @PsychScience led by Youngki Hong:
Facial stereotypes (e.g., trustworthiness) lead to consequential biases in criminal sentencing, hiring, and politics. We show these biases can be eliminated via a training that dismantles the associations.
https://t.co/UAmTdr1TQp (1/6)
🔔New Research🔔 Facial impressions of trustworthiness and dominance can shift across group boundaries. This could have implications for how we perceive and interact with others.
Authors: Youngki Hong, @freemanjb
Read more in #SPPS: https://t.co/2CYT0ifASd
What makes some people better at trivia than others?
in one of the most insane multi-year "research is mesearch" journeys ever, we (me + @_laurenwilkins_ + @mariam_s_aly ) ran a study to answer this very question! https://t.co/znIqZyXbby check it out!! 1/ 🧵
1/Months in the making, here's the final cut of my story on the long-awaited wealth transfer, no longer in the future tense:
We're closer to 2053 than 1992.
Elites are already disbursing to heirs while alive.
The masses likely need luck or a paradigm shift
https://t.co/FDKNafpCyV
How do search engines decide what results to show us? Do these decisions impact how we view social issues? In a new paper (https://t.co/T6L2CzAY5C) @vlasceanu_mada and I found that Google propagates collective climate change concern, impacting people’s policy endorsements. (1/4)
Excited to present my first lead-author paper with @freemanjb, published in SPPS! We find that people perceive trustworthiness from groups of faces in a half second.
Link: https://t.co/NrJqjxSYKB