New paper out @APA_Journals: we investigated the mechanisms causing dual-action benefits (in contrast to the more commonly observed costs). Our results point to two sources: differential inhibitory costs and semantic redundancy gains.
https://t.co/40PkIQaPAZ
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Evolution 101. 🧵
Mutations occur as chance errors in replication. They're just mistakes in copying. Most have no effect. Some are detrimental to the organism (or virus), a few may happen to be beneficial -- this depends on the environment.
Omicron thoughts from dark, Christmas London. TL;DR - Europe+World is facing the Omicron storm and it looks increasingly bad; and, obviously, the virus doesn't care about Christmas. Despite some serious response in the UK, this virus is replicating fast; more action likely needed
Beware: If you keep doing research long enough, your stimuli start to look like you. ;-) New publication with Laura Schmitz, Alan Kingstone, & @AnneBockler: "When eyes beat lips: Speaker gaze affects audiovisual integration in the McGurk illusion" https://t.co/KaxTZzsQbN
@ChrisPolPsych @Xiaowen__Xu @NeilLewisJr@spicy_thai@Sakiera_Hudson did not know the word "chucklefuck". very appropriately, it will now forever be associated with Schimmack for me.
@i_evangelidis Hi, "factor" doesn't check if something is a factor (that would be ("is.factor"), so it's possible Appeal_type is not a factor in the dataframe.
This tweet has been making the rounds as an example of open science proponents piling on female ECRs (the lead author of the paper). The most noteworthy thing about that discourse is how no noteworthy open science proponent who engaged, engaged the actual issue. 🧵