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Mark Brandt
@mjbsp
Social/Personality Psychology, Michigan State University | ♥ Burritos+Vinyl+ | if there aren’t typos, I didn’t write it | also at @mjb@sciences.social
Jul 6, 2023 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
New accepted paper with Shree Vallabha and @FelicityMTurner!

We find that the onset of COVID-19 made people feel stressed and threatened, but did not cause much attitude change

Full text: https://t.co/T1ihCgXVTFosf.io/ahtk6
We used a panel study and repeated cross-sectional study to see how attitudes changed at COVID-19 swept over the USA in March 2020
Oct 22, 2022 • 24 tweets • 9 min read
How should we study belief systems?

This is a question I've been working on the last few years. The last of a trilogy of papers is now officially published.

1: osf.io/q5y9c
2: osf.io/4yg7t
3: osf.io/bxd7m So what is a belief system? We suggest that its the relationships between a variety of political attitudes and identities. Those relationships can be large, small, or non-existent, or positive or negative.

You can think about belief systems as a network with attitudes as nodes Image
Apr 20, 2022 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
As with Jeff, not trying to start a fight, but here is a thread of some critiques of MFT

Including them does not imply my endorsement/vetting, just putting things in one place. Nor is this a complete list (feel free to add or rebut if you want!) Perhaps there are more moral foundations?

journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…
Jan 5, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Interesting idea. I'm not sure it's robust. Here is data from many non-Western countries, including China. The same result does not consistently emerge (see p 21 at the link) Here is a subset. For China, slope for income is positve, as is social class. Vietnam is the reverse of the PSPB paper. Ghana is consistent with the PSPB paper.
Dec 16, 2019 • 16 tweets • 7 min read
.@jarretcrawford & I wrote 3 reviews describing our joint research on ideology & prejudice. Summary follows!

Long (overview): osf.io/t7vpw/
Short (methods ): osf.io/2kcdf/
Short (disagreement?): osf.io/bnga2/

#SocSciResearch We are interested in when and why people with different belief systems express prejudice and intolerance towards other groups.
Jun 4, 2019 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
New Review-ish Paper w/ @jarretcrawford

Basic idea: If we study prejudice against just a few target groups we will miss out on interesting patterns

osf.io/2kcdf/ For example, some things might predict greater prejudice towards a lot of groups, whereas other things might predict prejudice towards just some groups
Mar 21, 2019 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
[Thread] New paper by & with @jarretcrawford finds that the personality correlates of generalized prejudice different depending on the operationalization.

Paper: osf.io/zce8v/

#SocSciResearch The traditional, and narrower operationalization, consistently finds (in our work and previously) that low Agreeableness and low Openness is associated with generalized prejudice.