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I’m disappointed: A graduate student’s perspective | Person X Situation

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Psychology grad student. celiac. gluten free. tv season binger. writing editor. new blogger. apple person. I’m disappointed: A graduate student’s perspective. May 25, 2014. I recently created this blog, and I had no intention of writing my first post about the replication conversation (if you need to catch up, David Johnson just posted links to everything here. Especially because all of the points I would make have already been made and I’m getting tired of reading the same arguments over and over. 5 res...

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Why Every Racist Has a Black Friend | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Why Every Racist Mentions Their Black Friend. When something is thoroughly covered by both the New Republic. It has clearly reached a point of sufficient social saturation. So there’s no need to go into great detail about the trope of the accused racist who cites minority friends as proof that they don’t have a single racist bone in their body. But what makes this defense so popular? Do others actually see a previous non...

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Yes, the GOP is the Party of Big Business - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Yes, the GOP is the Party of Big Business. Or at least big “economic sectors.” From a new study. By the the University of Maryland’s James Gimpel, Frances Lee, and Michael Parrott:. From → Decision Making. Read me at…. List Used for SIgnaling. Character & Context. I'm a social science writer and researcher. I used to write jokes about sports. Soccer/Fútbol Hooliganism Isn’t As Costly As it Used to Be. By The Theme Foundry.

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Soccer/Fútbol Hooliganism Isn't As Costly As it Used to Be - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Soccer/Fútbol Hooliganism Isn’t As Costly As it Used to Be. From R. Todd Jewell of the University of North Texas:. Our results support a hypothesis that recent gentrification has reduced hooliganism and thereby has had a positive influence on revenue generation. From → Decision Making. Read me at…. List Used for SIgnaling. Character & Context. Soccer/Fútbol Hooliganism Isn’t As Costly As it Used to Be.

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Is Our Criminal Justice System Too Aggressive? - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Is Our Criminal Justice System Too Aggressive? I have a new piece in. About research suggesting that fear of the criminal justice system can lead people to opt out of institutions that collect personal information. This could mean forgoing medical care at a hospital or deciding not to open a bank account. While the study has all the standard caveats that come will correlational research, the results paint a bleak picture:.

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Society Needs More Judges With Daughters - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Society Needs More Judges With Daughters. From a new study. By Adam Glynn and Maya Sen:. This result survives a number of robustness tests and appears to be driven primarily by Republican judges. More broadly, this result demonstrates that personal experiences influence how judges make decisions, and this is the first article to show that empathy may indeed be a component in how judges decide cases. From → Politics.

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Links - The Moral Communities Project

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The Moral Communities Project. Society, Morality, and Psychology. If you are interested in the work of the Moral Communities Project, be sure to check out these links as well:. Moral psychology blog from. Blog on ethics in the news from the University of Oxford. Tumblr devoted to “…the bleeding heart liberalism, Yankees fandom, Trekker and Lego geekdom and science nerdery and newshoundishnes.”. Blog from the British Psychological Society. Official blog for the Society for Personality and Social Psychology.

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Education Archives - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Posts from the ‘Education’ Category. Babies Can’t Read. The Imaginary Diversity of College Recruitment Brochures. Stereotype Threat For Men? The Joys Of Multi-Culturalism. One More Reason to Not Let Your Kids Watch TV. Solving College Mismatch By Instilling a Sense of Competence. Does School Start Too Early? Is Education Attainment a Privilege or an Accomplishment? The Dark Side of the Dark Side of Self-Regulation.

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Motivation Archives - Peer-reviewed by my neurons | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Posts from the ‘Motivation’ Category. Do Freedom of Information Act Laws Make a Difference? Is Our Criminal Justice System Too Aggressive? A Morsel of Good Vaccination News. Are Color-Coded Nutrition Labels a Good Idea? Electoral Evidence That the Tide Has Turned on Gay Marriage. Are People Wired to Help the Needy? A Theory About Why the Powerful Don’t Care For the Powerless. The Daily Dissonance Struggle.

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Did Access to Birth Control Reduce Poverty? | Peer-reviewed by my neurons

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Peer-reviewed by my neurons. In case you were wondering who approved these thoughts. Does Access to Birth Control Reduce Poverty? In American politics the proliferation of birth control is important because of how it affects the eternal resting place of our immortal souls. But believe it or not, there are also non-metaphysical policy consequences to increasing access to birth control. A new study. But wait, there’s more! DOI: 10.1002/pam.21761. From → Decision Making. Read me at…. List Used for SIgnaling.