Madalina and Jay are the nicest and coolest advisors to work with! Come and join us 🤓

Part 3 – Religion in America: Evidence from Cellphone Data I compare frequency of religious worship attendance using my cellphone data with self-reported attendance data. Here are the main results:

#SISPP 2023 was such a joy -- the people, the red velvet cupcakes, the scholarship, learning volleyball and ping-pong, seeing my bestie José Leon Martínez, and most importantly, the red velvet cupcakes -- Society for Personality and Social Psychology

It was a privilege and pleasure to be an instructor for intergroup relations at #SISPP 23!! So exciting and energizing to spend time with such brilliant students! (Plus I got to proselytize about Bill McGuire’s hypothesis generation exercises, one of my favorite things.)

I say this with zero exaggeration - SISPP ’23 was the best experience of my graduate career. I met brilliant, wonderful people that I now call close friends, learned from a fabulous group of professors, played a ton of volleyball, and saw my bestie Alexandra Wormley Society for Personality and Social Psychology #SISPP

omg, and so much prettier than my syllabus!

I'm getting more and more excited to teach "Psych of Taylor Swift" every day-- especially now that #1989TaylorsVersion is coming out during midterms Taylor Nation Taylor Swift news.asu.edu/20230809-creat…

Let me know if you ever want to chat about syllabi :)

Oh, hey, that's me.

New research led by Alexandra Wormley suggests that using a Bifactor model can improve moral foundations theory. This model accounts for two kinds of items in the Moral Foundations Questionnaire: judgment and relevance. Read more in #PSPB: ow.ly/zKPC50PAQyt

Our paper on culture and morality is out in JPSP. 1/7

Getting recognized by Society for Personality and Social Psychology is *chef's kiss*

Werewolf Reunion at SESP??

I will be hiring a PhD student for Fall 2024 at the Culture and Morality Lab (🐫). I will soon announce hirings at other levels. You can follow the lab’s news and announcements on Twitter: Culture and Morality Lab

What an incredible team of authors. Can't wait to read!

Cheating on #Wordle is negatively related to religiosity and cultural tightness. People who are from less religious states and places with more relaxed social norms are more likely to cheat on Wordle by searching for the daily answer. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Recruiting a grad student for 2024! Interested in evolutionary/ecological perspectives on social psych? How about the influence of infectious disease (avoiding it, being sick) on behavior? Join us at Michigan: Lab: sites.lsa.umich.edu/esplab/ Apply: lsa.umich.edu/psych/prospect…

Thank you my friends at The Bookseller for the evening feature! 💜

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Andrew White I already had SESP fomo but now I am really jealous 😭