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Job Alert!!! My department has an opening for a continuing - basically tenured - position in clinical psychology! Post-docs/fresh PhD grads please apply! (also New Zealand is really beautiful) jobs.canterbury.ac.nz/jobdetails/aji…

Bridge building has been one of the tests for second year University of Canterbury civil engineering students in Christchurch for nearly 30 years. Graduates have to build a bridge that supports 2 people, but collapses with 3 [📹Christoph Bartneck]

Using Twitter to search for news from Japan gives you hundreds of blue check accounts with very few followers posting video and images from 2011 and claiming it's today. $44 billion to make the world's most important news source absolutely useless

Today, Japan experienced a major earthquake. Although X remains a key platform for sharing information in the crisis, the current timeline is now polluted with spam posts, all chasing high impressions. Unfortunately, the API that allowed us to analyze them is no longer available.

Less than a month remains until the February 7 deadline to submit your abstract for the IAMCR 2024 Conference in Christchurch, NZ. See the call for proposals at iamcr.org/christchurch20…

Ever wondered about the best ways to play #LeagueOfLegends? Well, we looked at data from 30000 players in ranked matches, and we found that #SPSP2024

A takeaway from new research in 🇯🇵 on the impact of culture on emotion suppression: Mental health professionals could tailor interventions to respect and leverage the cultural values of interdependence. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Brian Kraus Kongmeng Liew SKitayama Yukiko Uchida

Online in @biolpsychology "The impact of culture on Emotion Suppression: Insights from an Electrophysiological Study of Emotion Regulation in Japan" doi.org/10.1016/j.biop… Brian Kraus Kongmeng Liew SKitayama

This vtuber was once a history professor, and recently did a history lecture on stream. It's really cool to all types of knowledge being shared through the vtuber community. Imagine if more educators were vtubers. Perhaps this is the future of educational content.

And here are two short articles for The Conversation that describe and elaborate some of the ideas in our paper. Thanks for reading! (17/17) theconversation.com/arithmetic-has… theconversation.com/ai-is-our-prom…

Meet the first APS Editorial Fellows @IvanCarbajalPhD, Leyla Loued-Khenissi, Chelsea Boccagno 🏳️‍🌈, Dieu Truong, PhD, Kongmeng Liew, Aishwarya (Ash) Rajesh psychologicalscience.org/news/2024-may-…

Lots happening in the world. If you can concentrate and wish to increase your methods/stats acumen, I call your attention to these great papers we have recently published at #AMPPS Association for Psychological Science .

Taciano L. Milfont ワイカト大学教授 講演会「Understanding the impact of group-based dominance on human–nature relations」 ift.tt/8pGDOnt

New #SPSPblog: Are You Good Because of Your Good Traits, or Are Your Traits Good Because They’re Yours? by Andrew Vonasch ow.ly/4V1H50SlIty

"People rated their 'own' traits as more morally important than other traits—but those traits weren’t really their 'own.' The 'personality test' was a computer program rigged to tell them random feedback" - Andrew Vonasch ow.ly/XAAT50SlJ26

Getting ready for #UCOpenDay University of Canterbury to talk about two different streams of research: neuroscience 🧠 and Muslim Diversity Study. If you happen to be on campus, find us in the Rutherford Building at 🕑 2pm around UC Psychology, Speech and Hearing booth.

We are proud to share the work Tumu Whakarae | Vice-Chancellor Professor Cheryl de la Rey has been doing to strengthen UC’s global connections and partnerships in Malaysia and Singapore ✈ Over the past 10 days, Professor De la Rey has met with business leaders, donors, and

The problem with this decision is that the deepest questions, those most likely to lead to breakthroughs, are interdisciplinary. The humanities are relevant for science because all knowledge is connected. That's why we have universities (1/2)

Have you ever felt kama muta? It is a complex, positive #emotion typically described as being ‘touched’ or ‘moved’? Koh et al. (2025) investigated how #kamamuta relates to situations of collective threat. [spb.psychopen.eu/index.php/spb/…] 🧵 1/5