1/ How did Twitter misogyny towards Hillary Clinton vary before, throughout, and after the 2016 U.S. election? nature.com/articles/s4159… New research with Cordelia Fine and Nick Haslam, Thayer Alshaabi, Michael Arnold, Khandis Blake, Ph.D., and Peter Sheridan Dodds @chrisdanforth

Excited to share a paper led by my former student @ErinLawn (Psychological Sciences graduate). It presents a new scale to assess 'Enlightened Compassion', which describes the tendency to show moral concern for others in an open-minded manner (preprint: psyarxiv.com/9mjad) ... 1/8

The moment when shirley xue chen won best student paper for their talk “Who gets to be radically feminine” at #Preach2023 was fully like the Emmys, unforgettable

Sex and housework: In heterosexual couples with children, when women do more of the household labour than men, they have lower sexual desire, for two reasons: 1) they are more likely to see their partners as dependent on them, and 2) they see the division of labour as unfair 1/3

“The most likely outcome of using TikTok when you feel badly about yourself is an intensification of your bad feelings: anxiety, sadness, shame, guilt, and so on.” - Scott Griffiths at #ANZAED2023

Hey #AcademicTwitter: I'm hoping to admit a social psychology PhD student for fall 2024 Purdue Psych Dept! Our lab works on a range of topics on diversity, inclusion, and identity - please RT and help spread the word! See our lab page for more info: kirbylab.wixsite.com/diplab.

Had a great time speaking to Fashion Journal abt the demand for influencers & celebs to be transparent when it comes to undergoing cosmetic surgery 💅👀 Check out the article here: fashionjournal.com.au/beauty/cosmeti… RMIT University

I am over the moon to finally announce the flagship Journal of Femininities with co-editor @klbresearch

Investigation into 151 Indigenous women killed over the past two decades due to intimate partner violence by Indigenous and non-Indigenous men found almost all had sought help from police but did not receive the support that could have saved them. theconversation.com/49-women-have-…

Join us for the first seminar of the year with Emily Harris and Kai Schweizer as they give us a closer look at eating disorders in LGBTQIA+ and gender diverse populations. Wednesday, 14th February, 12 noon. Register here: bit.ly/3EK9r0o