Emily Watton

No worries, as it is a subscription model so I figured I’d need to ask publicity for it in any case.

I think my login clashed with it, does this work? lnkd.in/e3pgCmYu I’ve also asked Publicity to send me a pdf, so I’ll send it to you when I have it.

Strikingly Similar: Plagiarism and Appropriation from Chaucer to Chatbots Buy Strikingly Similar: Plagiarism and Appropriation from Chaucer to Chatbots by Kreuz, Roger (ISBN: 9781009618328) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.

People can pre-order here: www.amazon.co.uk/Strikingly-S...

Strikingly Similar (the psychology and social history of plagiarism) was previewed The Bookseller ! www.thebookseller.com/previews/str... Congrats @rogerkreuz.bsky.social ! @thebookseller.bsky.social

@merveozturkey.bsky.social & I are organizing an event with the @bps-social-psych.bsky.social
Rising Together: How Collective Action Emerges in the Face of an Emergency
Our wonderful speakers:
Dr. Nihan Albayrak-Aydemir
Dr. Rim Saab
Prof. @lucygobag.bsky.social
Prof. @profjohndrury.bsky.social

If you are interested in doing a postdoc in psychology at UC Davis with me (or any other UC professor), feel free to consider applying to the UC Presidential Postdoc position!

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Working on political psychology research with a focus on East Asia? A new special issue of our journal will center East Asia to broaden the field’s geographic & cultural assumptions. Find the call in the Special Issues section of the link below & consider submitting your work! linktr.ee/POPSjournal

Thank you for sharing! The comments alone were a fascinating read

Here's a #GiftLink for those who want to read the full NYT obit of historian of science & gender, Margaret Rossiter. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/29/s... #histSTM 🧪🗃️

Denmark eliminates 25% book tax to combat declining reading skills Denmark is eliminating its 25% book tax after finding reading skills in steep decline. Culture Minister Engel-Schmidt: "The gift of reading is something we should give to younger generations."

Denmark eliminates 25% book tax to combat declining reading
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My badge with 2 ribbons, saying She her and celebrating diversity, in front of the Cambridge Banner.

Me at the Cambridge University Press booth, there are books and posters on the table.

I am at #SRCDw2025 in Minneapolis! Swing by the booth and say hi - I am at Booth 301 (near the Ribbon Wall).
I have a free book giveaway and discounts going on.

This Element adopts a naturalistic, cognitive perspective to understand divination.

Divination Cambridge Core - Applied Psychology - Divination

This Element is #OpenAccess for the next two weeks to celebrate its publication. You can read Divination by Kevin (Ze) Hong here: www.cambridge.org/core/element... This is part of the Elements in Psychology of Religion.

Very proud to have published Sander’s academic book on misinformation! Please see below for a video of him speaking at the House of Lords 👇

A person, shown in silhouette as they stand in front of a sunset over a city skyline, raises their hands in triumph.

Effort can help or harm your status depending on context. Research shows trying hard to be wealthy impresses, but trying hard to be cool backfires. What matters? If your effort benefits others.

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This is a big deal for me! Emotional Regulation and Parenting is now #OpenAccess courtesy of our #FlipItOpen program.

Such an innovative OA pilot.

Congrats to by Isabelle Roskam, James J. Gross & Moïra Mikolajczak!

You can now read this book for FREE here: www.cambridge.org/gb/universit...

About the position • 3-year Ph.D. position (60%, paid according to cantonal salary scheme) • Can be extended by another 17 months • Workplace is Zurich What will be your main tasks? • Conduct a Ph.D. thesis in the field of communication, media psychology, and media effects • Publish in leading academic journals; present at conferences; engage in outreach • Teach courses on media effects, methods, and statistics at BA and MA levels • Take part in doctoral training programmes offered by UZH and IKMZ • Participate in organisational or administrative tasks as required What should you bring to the team? • Master’s degree in communication science, psychology, or a related discipline • Strong interest in research on media effects, including topics such as social media, well-being, privacy, AI, or media effects theory • Expertise in quantitative research methods • Proficiency in (or openness to learn) R, open science practices, and advanced statistics • Proficiency in English; knowledge of German is desirable but not mandatory What do we offer you? • Great background and support for high quality research • Much freedom to develop your own research interest within the topics of the division • Dynamic and supportive team with a collegial and inspiring working atmosphere • Excellent track record of the department in academic career development How to apply Please send the following documents as a single PDF file using UZH’s job portal (see link in post): • Letter of motivation (including ideas for your Ph.D. project; max. 2 pages) • Your CV (including a list of scientific publications and presentations, if applicable) • MA thesis or equivalent, research publications if already applicable • Copies of degrees and relevant transcripts Deadline for applications is March 16, 2025 Applications arriving later will also be considered if no candidate has been selected until then The position starts in April or by agreement

About the position • 3-year postdoctoral position (80%, paid according to cantonal salary scheme) • One position can be extended up to 3 years, the other up to 6 years • Workplace is Zurich What will be your main tasks? • Conduct research in the field of communication, media psychology, and media effects • Lead your own projects and collaborate in team projects • Publish in leading academic journals; present at conferences; engage in outreach • Teach courses on media effects, methods, and statistics at BA, MA, and Ph.D. levels • Take part in supporting and training predocs at the division • Engage in third party funding activities • Participate in organisational or administrative tasks as required What should you bring to the team? • Doctoral degree in communication science, psychology, or a related discipline • Strong interest in research on media effects, including topics such as social media, well-being, privacy, AI, or media effects theory • Expertise in quantitative research methods • Proficiency in (or openness to learn) R, open science practices, and advanced statistics • Proficiency in English; knowledge of German is desirable but not mandatory What do we offer you? • Great background and support for high quality research • Much freedom to develop your own research interest within the topics of the division • Dynamic and supportive team with a collegial and inspiring working atmosphere Please send the following documents as a single PDF file using UZH’s job portal (see link in post): • Letter of motivation (including ideas for future research projects; max. 2 pages) • Your CV (including a list of scientific publications and conference presentations) • Full-texts of up to three sample publications & PhD dissertation • Copies of degrees and relevant transcripts Deadline for applications is March 16, 2025 Applications arriving later will also be considered if no candidate has been selected until then The position starts in April or by agreement

I'm hiring! I'm looking for 1️⃣ pre-doc and 2️⃣ post-docs.

If you're fascinated by media effects, quantitative methods, and open science, please consider applying 🙂

International applications welcome!

Application Pre-doc: jobs.uzh.ch/job-vacancie...

Application Post-doc: jobs.uzh.ch/job-vacancie...

Congratulations to Cambridge textbook author, Theresa DiDonato, for winning the #SPSP25 Undergraduate Teaching and Mentoring Award! Having worked with her on The Science of Romantic Relationships, it made total sense for her win. @loyolachicago.bsky.social #PsychAwards spsp.org/news/spsp-ne....

W3-Professur “Umwelt- und Sozialpsychologie” Die Universität Kassel ist eine dynamische Universität mit rund 22.000 Studierenden. Sie hat ein außergewöhnlich breites Profil mit den Kompetenzfeldern Natur, Technik, Kultur und Gesellschaft. Im Fac...

W3-Professur “Umwelt- und Sozialpsychologie” in Kassel!
www.psychjob.eu/de/job/w3-pr...

Now in its third edition here’s the fabulous volume i mentioned www.cambridge.org/us/universit...

Harry holds his handbook in front of the Cambridge conference booth.

Handbooks can become game changers or cornerstones to a field. I am so proud when a handbook is contracted and then published. It was a pleasure to meet Harry Reis in person - finally! Editor of the multi edition Handbook of Research Methods in Social and Personality Psychology

You can find out more about the book here www.cambridge.org/us/universit...

A selfie of me and Andy smiling with the book between our faces. Title: Exclusion and Extremism: A Psychological Perspective. The cover image is of a fraying rope.

Meeting authors in person is one of my favourite parts of conferencing! Andy’s talk was standing room only!

Still a couple of days to apply for this fantastic job (DEADLINE: 2nd March 2025). Join us to do amazing neuroscience in one the most collegial lab ever. We study brains at all ages!

Postdoc Alert! - animal cognition (with relevance for CE) 🚨

Until the next time!

Thuy-vy smiles and holds up her book Solitude in front of the Cambridge University Press banner.

It was a delight to have @thuyvytnguyen.bsky.social visit the booth! She’s signed our booth copy and kindly let me snap a photo! She is speaking at two events: 1. A career development panel 2. On solitude.

Me behind the booth. The table is full of books

The booth is ready for visitors at #SPSP2025. There’s a QR code so you can enter a raffle to win a free book!

Evolution and the Fate of Humankind Cambridge Core - Biological Psychology - Evolution and the Fate of Humankind

You can access it here www.cambridge.org/core/element...

The cover of the Element in green fading to blue. Reading: Evolution and the Fate of Humankind by Peter A. Corning. Cambridge Elements in Applied Evolutionary Psychology.

“Now we are facing a mounting survival crisis that may determine the future of life on Earth. We need to make a major course change […] Here is a review, and a 'prescription’.”
You can read ‘Evolution and the Fate of Humankind’ by Peter A. Corning FOR FREE
from 19th Feb - 5th Mar. Link below.