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How do social systems interface with individual-level beliefs? Symposium at #icps23be

First up, Sharzad Goudarzi discussing the structural antecedents of fairness attitudes. 1/ Speaker in front of title s...
Psychologists often suggest valuing equity/meritocracy is a moral universal but at different developmental time points, in different situations and in different cultures ppl often stress equality/need. #icps23be 2/
Across 160 countries and multiple decades, they find that increases in neoliberalism systems of government within a country predict increases in individuals belief in meritocracy at later time points.

Equity beliefs are ideologies and shaped by broader systems. #icps23be 3/ Conclusions The mutual co-c...
Next, Katherina Block, discussing if gender roles shifted in nursing after the start of the pandemic. #icps23be 4/ Speaker in front of title s...
Start by examining changing norms in news articles on nursing using natural language processing. How closely semantically related are nurse & men and nurse & women?

No change in association with women, but closer relation with men post-covid. #icps23be 5/ Graph showing equal associa...
Also examine career interest, norms for nursing in 15 countries pre/post covid

Shift in ideal gender balance to include more men post-covid. Men ⬆️ interested in being nurses post-covid (no change for women). Not the case that men are ⬆️ interested in all careers #icps23be 6/ Slide reading Have explicit...Slide reading Has nursing I...Slide reading Are men just ...
Next @vlasceanu_mada talking about interactions btwn individual & collective beliefs. People's beliefs are shaped by who they talk to and in what order. Also, society level country support for climate change alters the algorithmic output of google image searches. #icps23be 7/ Speaker in front of title s...Concluding slide. Behaviora...
We close with @david_m_amodio discussing how societal gender norms are transmitted through search engines. First study takes country-level gender equality & then looks at google search results for "person" in each county. Code top 100 images for men/women ratio 8/ #icps23be Speaker in front of title s...
Gender ratio in Google image results was strongly correlated with gender equality in each county.

Does exposure to that output affect users' beliefs? Yes, judge likely gender of novel occupations more female after seeing image results from high equality countries #icps23be /End Slide Is gender inequality ...Slide Study 3: effects on g...

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Mar 9, 2023
#icps23be teaching institute starting now - tweet thread incoming... Welcome slide for the 2023 teaching institute at ICPS
First up is Manu Kapur talking about productive failure.

Former college math instructor - noticed students often didn't learn even after very good and clear lectures
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Ok, I promised a retrospective thread on our recent cluster hire process - what went well and what I'd do differently next time. Along with tips for other depts hoping to do similar things. LONG 🧵 1/
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Updates from our open-area EDI cluster hire in Vanderbilt's dept of Psych and Human Dev. We had an amazing pool with hundreds of applicants, but we have now narrowed it down to ~15 top applicants whom we have asked for letters of recommendation. Short🧵about our process.
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As promised, here's the final syllabus for my Science of Misinformation seminar. It's an undergraduate course for students in the honors college so a broad mix of majors and years (~16 students). 1/

osf.io/bf263/
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Brendan's relevant syllabus-
sites.dartmouth.edu/nyhan/courses/
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Feb 17, 2021
This is a fascinating paper - but I'd quibble with the conclusion that "incorrect responses to factual questions represent a mix of blind guessing and mistaken inferences" 1/
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🚨New year, new working paper🚨

If you've followed this account for long you know that in laboratory studies repetition increases belief.

When you hear something twice you're more likely to think that it's true. But it that true outside the lab? 1/

psyarxiv.com/r85mw
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