Jinyi Kuang

Ph.D. student in Psychology at @Penn interested in social norms and social cognition

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

A large-scale, longitudinal, and representative survey for 12 countries in 2020 (n = 54,000), combined with experimental data, finds that *trust in scientists* is the critical determinant of societies’ resilience in their fight against the pandemic. https://t.co/4KZkL0guQS

[Jaclyn A. Siegel, PhD @jacasiegel]

A few months ago, I did some crowdsourcing and compiled a massive list of resources for conducting research/writing manuscripts/creating an organized academic life. I hope it is useful 🤗
https://t.co/KPN1tCXzXZ

[julia_a_leonard @julia_a_leonard]

My online experiment for children has been trolled by fake/ not-serious participants!

A thread on some lessons I’ve learned that I hope can be helpful to others.

[Marion Rouault @marion_rouault]

I’m excited to announce our new paper out today in @PNASNews @smfleming and I examine the formation of global self-beliefs in the human brain https://t.co/lg86zjSmwa

[Jinyi Kuang @jinyikuang]

New field study on the relationship between the perceived prevalence of a socially desirable behavior and perceived risk of social sanction @SaniaThinks @shpenev @upasak_das @CBicchieri @penn_csnbd #PLOSONE https://t.co/VwU8BV6I75

[Global Development Institute @GlobalDevInst]

Covid-19 has changed the world we live in, but understanding the psychological impact of the pandemic is vital says @upasak_das and colleagues in their latest article in @MDPIOpenAccess: https://t.co/rmJhOOu7Jw

[Andrew Zalesky @AndrewZalesky]

1/6: Excited to share final version of our new hierarchical SUBCORTEX ATLAS in @NatureNeuro

27 new functional regions organize across 4 scales and adapt to changing cognitive demands

Full text access: https://t.co/CfFMzicqdy

Well done @yetianmed

@DrBreaky @DanielMargulies

[Am J Trop Med Hyg @AJTMH]

#Sanitation Practices during Early Phases of #COVID-19 Lockdown in Peri-Urban Communities in Tamil Nadu, India https://t.co/hT1DdVWABr @SaniaThinks @upasak_das @jinyikuang @CBicchieri @penn_csnbd @PennPSC @Penn @OfficialUoM @GlobalDevInst @ASTMH

[SfN Journals @SfNJournals]

Contrary to previous theories, fear & anxiety reflect shared neural building blocks, according to new #JNeurosci research from @ajshackman @umdnacs that highlights the need to reevaluate the existing models guiding anxiety research.

Read more: https://t.co/1AEKbhTfL0

[Jinyi Kuang @jinyikuang]

@patilindrajeets @mathematicalm3l @RCatLadies Cool pkg! Sometimes you will have a surprise :)

[Jinyi Kuang @jinyikuang]

We found a false consensus bias in estimating the prevalence of open defecation behavior. Check out our field study in India: https://t.co/e25A0BGJwz

[tor wager @torwager]

Hey Science Twitter! I’m happy to share a collection of #neuroimaging patterns you can download and apply to your brain imaging studies. They include labeled atlases, meta-analysis maps, and linear multivariate predictive models: https://t.co/y0jG4ypHBH

[Remi Gau @RemiGau]

So here is my #OHBM2020Posters 'thread' for #OHBM2020

eCOBIDAS: a webapp checklist to improve neuroimaging methods & results reporting.

The app: https://t.co/wIAsP9qnzR
Poster: https://t.co/YsEvrmpL3r
Chat: https://t.co/hwrw7mfBH9
Video chat: https://t.co/orBXWcPWVs

#WIP

[Jamil Zaki @zakijam]

A terrific application of social norms to generate positive change.

Also incidentally quite in line with @profcikara and my recent piece!

https://t.co/SOYLw5OZwo

[Dani S. Bassett @DaniSBassett]

We just published a study (https://t.co/niBfDGByNS) and a perspective (https://t.co/CP2T6Y3i5F) on gender imbalance in citations. We'd love to better understand biases faced by transgender & non-binary people. Consider joining https://t.co/ced0pfKv5V & promoting visibility!

[Jinyi Kuang @jinyikuang]

A preview of our research in India for the APS virtual poster showcase. #aps20chi The poster is made with R #posterdown and with a #betterposter design. Many thanks to @pennsong @wbrentthorne @mikemorrison. #rmarkdown #rstats

[Anne Scheel @annemscheel]

New preprint!
Mitchell Schijen, @lakens, and I compared the rate of "positive" results (i.e., confirmed hypotheses) in Registered Reports to a sample of standard (non-RR) papers in psychology.
We found a *very* large difference. Thread... 1/
https://t.co/R8nWkqUO0w

[Alexandre Filipowicz @alsfilip]

New preprint! We measured the complexity of model-based (MB) and model-free (MF) decision strategies using a novel adaptation of the information bottleneck. TLDR: human MF and MB strategies can be equally complex, and more MF does not = less flexible. Details in thread 1/18

[Jinyi Kuang @jinyikuang]

Your dataset is a giant inkblot test by @quaesita https://t.co/rKCmfldQcS