🚨Out in PNAS🚨
Know that influential finding that more numerate ppl are more politically biased?
We did NOT replicate it in large probability sample
Across 5 issues, more numeracy = more correct ans
Tho political alignment DID have main effect (controlling for priors)
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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New Epstein, Arechar, and Rand testing perceptions of different labels for AI-generated content
psyarxiv.com/v4mfz
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Figure 3: Consistent cross-cultural evidence that truth discernment is associated with analytic thinking, accuracy motivations and ideology
Cross-country misinformation accuracy and sharing
Misinformation accuracy
Figure 6: Ratings from even small groups of laypeople can reliably distinguish true from false headlines
Who falls for misinformation around the globe?
Individuals with high analytic cognitive style, accuracy motivations, and valuing of democracy are better at discerning misinformation from true claims. Really fascinating paper that looks at 16 countries across 6 continents.
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Hello World! #myfirstpost 😀
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Not the German handball player or the historian. The other one. Berkeley Psych alum and social psychologist. | he/him
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Institute Professor, MIT Economics. Co-Director of @mitshapingwork.bsky.social. Author of Why Nations Fail, The Narrow Corridor, and Power & Progress.
Political Scientist at @griffith.edu.au, Brisbane / Assoc. Editor @democratization.bsky.social/. Interest groups, authoritarian politics, disinformation, electoral integrity, trust.
Too economist to be a historian. Too historian to be an economist.
My expressed ideas here are usually the slaves of some defunct economist, and my employer is alive and not an economist.
Missing home, wherever that is.
Economist | Assistant professor at LMU Munich | I work on beliefs, communication, etc.
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Professor of Economics at Durham University
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Cardiff University | Masaryk University | IZA
Behavioural & Experimental Economics (#10collista)
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Research scientist at the Institute for Replication (University of Ottawa). Amateur circus artist, DnD enthusiast.
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PhD student @IMTLucca & @University of Alicante (UA). Behavioral & experimental economics/Unethical behavior/Social norms/Strategic Sophistication/(Evolutionary) Game theory.
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Academic Literacy, Western Sydney University Library | PhD UNSW | she/her | GenAI debates, linguistics (SFL, NLP) | using this account to keep a record of what I read 📚
Research: mis/dis info, social media
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Economic historian @UoGuelph w broad social science & historical interests: population health, First Nations demography, mobility, inequality & lives of the incarcerated 🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿🏴
Editing Asia-Pacific Econ History Rev & directing https://thecanadianpeoples.com.
research psychologist. beliefs, AI, computational social science. prof at american university.
Professor of Psychology & Human Values at Princeton | Cognitive scientist curious about technology, narratives, & epistemic (in)justice | They/She 🏳️🌈
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Cultural evolution, delusions, metascience, misinformation, reasoning, and religion. Macquarie University, Sydney. (Google Scholar: https://tinyurl.com/5f2udu5p)
Psychologist who studies and writes about human nature—including morality, pleasure, and religion. Sustack: https://smallpotatoes.paulbloom.net/
Incoming Assistant Professor of HCI at Carnegie Mellon studying the psychology of technology. NSF postdoc at NYU, PhD from Cambridge, BA from Stanford. stevenrathje.com
Professor of Sociology, Psychology, & Org Behavior, Stanford University
Director, Polarization and Social Change Lab, @pascl-stanford.bsky.social
Co-Director, Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society
Economist. Executive Vice President of Criminal Justice at Arnold Ventures. Host of the Probable Causation podcast. Author of The Science of Second Chances, available for pre-order now! I study crime & discrimination. https://jenniferdoleac.com