Moral psychology postdoc opportunity at the University of Toronto! Please re-post, and pass on to anyone you think might be interested.

📢 New Paper Alert! Do you perceive a politician who takes a $5000 bribe twice as immoral as one who takes a $2500 bribe? Or a donor who donates $5000 twice as moral as someone who donates $2500? doi.org/10.1016/j.cogn… 1/5

Why does networking feel fake? 🤔New paper with @ericarbailey and Ko explores authenticity challenges in networking and strategies to reframe the experience! Read more: doi.org/10.1111/spc3.7… #Networking #Authenticity #Research #Psychology

New paper on informed consent! I’m so proud of this work led by Rachel Schlund. We show that regardless of how clueless WE feel about the terms we agree to when signing a contract or clicking accept, others assume we knew what we were getting into. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

My superb colleagues at USC Marshall School of Business's Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies—one of the world’s leading entrepreneurship centers—are seeking experienced practitioner faculty to join their ranks! If you’re a seasoned entrepreneur, investor, or educator passionate about shaping

I am so excited to share that my new book INSPIRE is out today. Although Daniel Pink called it “the best book on leadership I have read in years”, INSPIRE is really about life. Its principles will make you a better spouse, a more motivating parent, and a more dependable friend.

New paper with Ike Silver and Deborah Small just out at Psychological Science: People often compare bad acts to other bad acts. Is it worse to kill two people than to kill one? Should someone who assaulted an adult be punished less than someone who did the same to a child?

Big congrats to Alex Shaw (The University of Chicago UChicago Psychology) on the 2025 Faculty Award for Excellence in PhD Teaching and Mentoring! We are proud to have him as part of the Roman Family Center for Decision Research community. 👏👏👏 Read more: news.uchicago.edu/story/uchicago…

🚨👩‍⚖️New paper out in #JPSP APA Journals! 13 studies (archival+lab) unpack why observers (and transgressors) prefer experiential, "creative" sentences (e.g., vandal cleans graffiti) over traditional ones (e.g. go to jail). Led by Tim Kundro, w/ Salvatore Affinito & yours truly! 1/12 🧵