🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Registration is now open! Join us for a FREE, first-of-its-kind symposium & think tank on the inclusion & advancement of LGBTQ+ people in STEM at @AAAS in DC on May 30, featuring policymakers, researchers, community members, U.S. National Science Foundation, NIH, & White House Office of Science & Technology Policy. eventbrite.com/e/inclusion-an…

My lab UC Riverside is recruiting for a lab manager! We use EEG + fMRI to study human memory in younger and older adults. Fab opportunity for someone thinking about grad school in the future. I’ll begin reviewing apps starting 5/1 so get ‘em in now: bit.ly/dzlabmgr

How do search engines decide what results to show us? Do these decisions impact how we view social issues? In a new paper (psyarxiv.com/8qxhn) @vlasceanu_mada and I found that Google propagates collective climate change concern, impacting people’s policy endorsements. (1/4)

1/Months in the making, here's the final cut of my story on the long-awaited wealth transfer, no longer in the future tense: We're closer to 2053 than 1992. Elites are already disbursing to heirs while alive. The masses likely need luck or a paradigm shift nytimes.com/2023/05/14/bus…

New #SPSPblog — Group Vibes: Sensing Trustworthiness in Half a Second by John Andrew Chwe ow.ly/YYyx50PikGr

What makes some people better at trivia than others? in one of the most insane multi-year "research is mesearch" journeys ever, we (me + Lauren Wilkins + Mariam Aly ) ran a study to answer this very question! psyarxiv.com/fm82b/ check it out!! 1/ 🧵

🔔New Research🔔 Facial impressions of trustworthiness and dominance can shift across group boundaries. This could have implications for how we perceive and interact with others. Authors: Youngki Hong, Jon Freeman Read more in #SPPS: ow.ly/Kvw050PFsyz

New in Association for Psychological Science led by Youngki Hong: Facial stereotypes (e.g., trustworthiness) lead to consequential biases in criminal sentencing, hiring, and politics. We show these biases can be eliminated via a training that dismantles the associations. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117… (1/6)

Yet another beautifully rigorous paper by Youngki Hong that I had the fortune of working on with him. spl.psych.ucsb.edu/publication/jo… 🧵👇

🚨Please retweet🚨 I am recruiting a⭐postdoc⭐ to start in a year or so! Funded by my startup, guaranteed 2-year, extension pending on external funds. My lab UC San Diego study ⭐person perception⭐social cognition⭐computational modeling⭐& more! 👉impactlab-ucsd.github.io

Multimodal transformer-based learning infers Oncotype DX Recurrence Score from H&E images and text reports across >5000 patients from 3 cohorts. Excited to drop the preprint from this collab with Sohrab Shah Jakob Nikolas Kather Omar S.M. El Nahhas Antonio Marra 🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Happy to announce new work published in PSPB with Jon Freeman and DJ Lick! 🎉 We explore the dynamics of Multiracial categorizations using a 3-choice mousetracking task! Take a look here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

New research shows how brains process multiracial identities in real-time by using a computer technique to track hand movements. ✍️: John Andrew Chwe, Jon Freeman, David J. Lick Read more in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin: ow.ly/YuJt50TfqYf

So happy to see this finally out! See Jon's brief synopsis below :)

Excited to share this project! Across 3 experiments, we find consistent evidence that encoding and prediction are coupled-- not competitive. See our preprint or come to my poster at SFN (PSTR305.12) to see some follow-up modeling work!

Very excited to announce that my first paper creating a unified theory for predicting reactions to counter stereotypic men and women is now out in Sex Roles! doi.org/10.1007/s11199…

How do internet search algorithms shape our attitudes and policy support on important social issues? In a new paper, we found that prevalent algorithms portray climate change based on local climate attitudes, rather than actual climate change impacts: rdcu.be/dZ0I6