Qi_Zhao| 赵启

TTAP at CCNU. PhD in Social Psychology @VUamsterdam. Interested in conspiracy beliefs, environmental psychology, AI-human relation. Big fan of music and soccer.

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

Conspiracy theories appear to erode public faith in meritocracy via @psypost https://t.co/CnFX91ySPZ

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

@CleoneMitsui lol Thanks!!

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

New publication alert!👻

Distributive justice perceptions are critical for the smooth progression of society.

However, in this paper, we found an important factor that can reduce justice perceptions: conspiracy beliefs.

https://t.co/W8A5n9BtWu

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

Start to look for a postdoctoral position! Please share with me if you notice one 🎁!

Huge thanks to my supervisors Jan-Willem van Prooijen and Giuliana Spadaro for their support!

Welcome to comments and feedback!

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

Using a large cross country dataset and three preregistered experiments, we found this effect exists. In addition, this effect can be generalized to meritocracy perception, equality perception and need principle perception!

This is my third paper of PhD thesis.

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

@CleoneMitsui Correct! It is nice that you master the meaning of interdependence so quickly, because it could have other meanings in other literature. I think you must have read the paper carefully !☺️

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

New paper online!🎉
We introduce a new concept: AI-related conspiracy theory, which claims that powerful humans use AI for malicious purposes or AI itself eventually controls humans.
Yes, this is inspired by the movie “the Matrix”.👻
https://t.co/YnIYTHzLyR

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Urban design isn't magic — there are specific reasons why we like some places more than others.

So here are 10 ways to make a street more (or less) interesting...

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

Happy to see our previous work (blog version) on #PreventionWeb!
It’s about natural hazards, coping capacity and conspiracy theories.

Take a look!🧐

[UNDRR @UNDRR]

🌩️ When disasters strike, conspiracy theories burst forth. 🕵️‍♀️💭

The latest #DRRvoices blog entry, on #PreventionWeb, discusses why conspiracy theories erupt when disasters hit, what type of theories emerge, and how they can be countered. ➡️ https://t.co/8DJUgLiD5n

[Joshua M. Tybur @joshtybur]

I am recruiting a two-year postdoc. Please apply if you have a background in the evolutionary social sciences and familiarity with research on disgust, pathogen avoidance, sickness behavior, or hygiene! https://t.co/rtzdKeUlv0

[Giuliana Spadaro @g_spadaro90]

🇸🇪📝@LC_Hoenig and I are looking for someone who can assist us with the Swedish translation of study materials for a cross-cultural study on corruption and social decision-making.

We need your help to spread our call to any potentially interested person!📣

[Joshua M. Tybur @joshtybur]

What types of things disgust you? Let us know on our new website https://t.co/SGGGgQL8uB! You can write about your experiences with disgusting things in as much detail as you like. And you can take a test that'll tell you how easily disgusted you are. Retweets are appreciated!

[PhD_Genie @PhD_Genie]

A supervisor, postdoc and the new PhD candidate

https://t.co/xUXtWJiI4M

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

Specifically, we used one global dataset and two experiments and found that natural disaster risk can foster conspiracy beliefs, while the effect of natural disaster risk can be attenuated by enhancing coping capacity of countries. These findings suggest a possible intervention.

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

📣 New paper online in Journal of Environmental Psychology! 📣

This is the first paper of my PhD thesis, with my two brilliant supervisors (Jan-Willem and Giuliana)!

https://t.co/zcLNZQt7hC

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

When natural disasters occur, it is quite common to see conspiracy theories emerge. In this paper, we investigated this interesting relationship through empirical methods.

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

The importance of stupidity in scientific research

[Zeke Hernandez @profzeke]

Geopolitical tensions have costly effects on science. US-China tensions reduced the productivity of American scientists.

https://t.co/DDnduF2vQ3

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

In my two papers…

[Qi_Zhao| 赵启 @lanternqi2]

I wonder whether journal editors could consider giving authors a chance to correct editors or reviewers mistakes or misunderstanding of the paper before rejecting it. I have met this situations twice in my first two years of PhD careers… It’s just unfair. Arguing is unrealistic