📢Exciting News! 📢 Our (w/ Adam Sutton, Matthew Edwards & @STWorg) paper on language, personality & psychological microtargeting is published in @PNASNexus !🎉We used Reddit data and text modeling to lay the ground for reflecting microtargeting algos. 1/8 https://t.co/zPUPWrUQFm
The word "pyrography" basically means writing with fire on wood. Artist Alex Peter Idoko created his style to approach pyrography using fire, razorblade, and sandpaper to draw and form his art on wood.
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Very happy to share our latest work published today in @PNASNews!
Led by @GruningJ and working with @frederikRiedel, we tested how the self-nudging app @one_sec_app changes people's app usage in a field-experiment, and focused on the mechanism in a lab-experiment. Short thread:
Not sure what the status of this app is anymore. Couple days late to the party, but just wanted to share my gratitude with the world for the 2022 I had. I was surrounded by so many geniuses and got to appreciate really talented people doing amazing work. So grateful for that 😎❤️
@_Jon_Green@DukePoliSci Duke lands another 5 star recruit...Coach K must have moved to polis sci. Congrats, Jon -- I'm thrilled for you, and this is so well deserved!!!
Exciting news! I am thrilled to announce I have accepted an assistant professorship at @bengurionu psych. Next October, I will be opening a lab that focuses primarily on processes that break our social cohesion in online environments and exploring ways of restoring it
Great new paper on #digitalinformation literacy & why online, "critical ignoring - choosing what to ignore & where to invest one's limited attentional capacities" - is as important as critical thinking https://t.co/KiL0XuSGJN @AnaSKozyreva @samwineburg @STWorg @arc_mpib
Congratulations to Michael Geers (Max Planck Institute for Human Development), recipient of the PS 2022 Graduate Conference Award. Make sure you check out Michael's poster at #psynom22! @michael_geers_@arc_mpib@mpib_berlin
Thrilled that our paper “Memory failure predicts belief regression after the correction of misinformation” is now out in Cognition! https://t.co/ZQYDXlMjz0 with @mitch_dobbs, @AyannaKim, and Joe DeGutis
His record is unbelievable. He doesn't miss.
19 marathons, 17 wins. Only one 'poor' race.
This level of consistency in an event known to humble even the best athletes, is unbelievable.
1/ Do you want to learn about computational social science online *for free*? Announcing the brand new video archive from the Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science, with more than 167 videos created by 17 top scholars, + many more to come! https://t.co/FaJCbKLAjG
I wrote an 8000 word essay in The Atlantic on how terrible social media is. My friend @wolfejosh just condensed it down to 15 tweets that tell the story and capture the high points. OK, it has its uses...
Crazy cool. So important to be good at something (i.e., have legit skills). Gabriel was practiced enough to be able to make something that so many people wanted. Love where this went, love the dollar amounts, but love that he’s got a real, sellable skill @ 12 even more
A wee thread about a young boy and the tweet that got away. Feel free to RT.
Three weeks ago my youngest, Gabriel 12, came home upset. His love of woodwork was not deemed cool, nor was only having 6 followers on his instagram. 1/15