Across six studies we show that status is a strong predictor of authenticity—above and beyond power—and that this effect is due to social acceptance. Critically, status is more predictive than power! It’s not that power is irrelevant, but status is potentially more relevant!
🚨 PUB ALERT🚨 Erica and I are excited to have this out in PSPB. It is extra special because the origins of this project were me watching Kathy Phillips and @ProfAkinola exude authenticity not because they were powerful but because they were respected.
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“When you’re doing films, just with friends, with no money, on a shoestring. You have to be able to do all the jobs… And it’s a wonderful way to learn everything.”
– Christopher Nolan
It’s publication day! So excited this work is finally out in print and eternally grateful to wonderful collaborators (Erika Hall and Sarah Townsend) who have been fantastic mentors and friends throughout this process!
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ARTISTS: Just a quick reminder, you don’t owe not a single one a these muthafuckas out here a stacked resume in order to prove your artistic value or integrity. Stop chasing gigs to stay relevant and start being selfish enough to only align with work you believe in.
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NEW RESEARCH ALERT!
So excited to see this work finally out @PsychScience with my amazing collaborators Erika Hall and Sarah Townsend!
I’m so fortunate to work with brilliant and supportive scholars!
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There is no such thing as security in show business. Nothing has taught us this more strongly than the pandemic. Believing your silence is somehow protecting you is the result of the abuse you’ve suffered. You can do it. Speak up.