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Sam Gosling

@SamGoslingPsych

Mind scientist, nap enthusiast, snoopologist, competitive duck feeder, landwehrkanal captain & DJ.

Austin, TX Beigetreten Ağustos 2013
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Sam Gosling
Sam Gosling@SamGoslingPsych·
@itsalfredw It strikes me as antithetical to the ethos of Berghain to offer GL as a prize. Much of BH's culture is built around not turning access into a commodity (no VIP tier, etc.). This competition trades on BH's cultural capital, disrespecting the norms that make the place what it is.
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Alfred Wahlforss
Alfred Wahlforss@itsalfredw·
At Listen, we love hard problems and even harder puzzles. Decode the billboard, get the next challenge. Win an all-expenses Berlin trip + Berghain guest list (you'll see why).
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🧪🌡️❤️🛏️John Sakaluk🛏️❤️🌡️🧪
🧪🌡️❤️🛏️John Sakaluk🛏️❤️🌡️🧪@JohnSakaluk·
Methods Twitter folk: I’m struggling to remember a citation, where the author’s perspective is basically: “don’t use complex analyses (e.g., SEM) over simple ones (e.g., t-tests)”. Ring a bell for anyone?
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Sam Gosling@SamGoslingPsych·
Thoughtful analysis of two recent meta-analyses of the literature on growth mindsets
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simine vazire
simine vazire@siminevazire·
Adeyemi, who was a keynote speaker at SIPS, finds himself unexpectedly without funding for his PhD in psychology. His work is aimed at building up psychological research in Africa. Two ways to support him: GoFundMe: gofundme.com/f/support-afri… Patreon: patreon.com/support_adeyem…
Adeyemi Adetula@AdeyemiAdetula1

I have received none of the money I was promised to support my PhD for a year and a half. I have borrowed money, skipped lunch, and slept without heat. I ask you to support me in keeping my dreams alive. To support me, visit patreon.com/support_adeyem…. 1/2

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Sam Gosling@SamGoslingPsych·
Please consider joining this international study of how we're coping (or not) with corona (plus other rapidly evolving international events!) You'll get feedback, a chance to win some $$, and a chance to donate $$ to charities. w/ @sandracmatz & others psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…
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Friedrich Götz
Friedrich Götz@FriedrichMGoetz·
The communication teams @Cambridge_Uni+@UBCPsych are so good at writing up my work, maybe I should just let them write all my papers. Great to see our work on housing markets and cultures of Openness featured(w/@EbertTobi @SamGoslingPsych @MartinObschonka) tinyurl.com/yckzkn7c
UBC Psychology@UBCPsych

New research by @FriedrichMGoetz and colleagues: Gentrification changes the personality make-up of cities in just a few years. bit.ly/3r21JZn

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Kristin Bartus
Kristin Bartus@kristinbartus·
@hardsci They should sell rind-less Brie—I’d pay a lot for that. But, If you’re at a party with @SamGoslingPsych and he catches you in the act of scooping, he’ll call you out and make you feel guilty about it 😳😀
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Personality Science (Journal)
Personality Science (Journal)@PersSciJrnl·
NEW: In "Geographic Variation in Personality is Associated With Fertility Across the United States" (ps.psychopen.eu/index.php/ps/a…), Junkins et al. show that traits are overlooked correlates that can be leveraged to understand the level, timing, and context of fertility across states.
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Jana Berkessel
Jana Berkessel@JanaBerkessel·
In our new paper just published in @PNASNews we use three global datasets 🌎 (total N ~3 Mio) to test whether national religiosity can ease the psychological burden of lower SES 🧵⬇️ (1) pnas.org/content/118/39…
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Friedrich Götz
Friedrich Götz@FriedrichMGoetz·
@EbertTobi @DGPs_DPPD Thank you, @EbertTobi – I'd like to think the day I met you was a good day for geographical psychology, too. I know it certainly was a good day for me!
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Jana Berkessel
Jana Berkessel@JanaBerkessel·
Pandemics *initially* spread among people of higher social status 💸and later spread more among people of lower social status 🦠 Our findings from COVID-19 and the Spanish Flu are now published online: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/19… @EbertTobi @ShigehiroOishi
Jana Berkessel@JanaBerkessel

In a paper now accepted at #SPPS (shared 1st with @EbertTobi) we used data from COVID-19 and the Spanish Flu to show that pandemics initially spread among people of higher (not lower!) social status. 🦠 (with J. Gebauer, T. Jonsson, & @ShigehiroOishi) psyarxiv.com/vdqpa 🧵

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Sam Gosling
Sam Gosling@SamGoslingPsych·
Had a great conversation with Adrian Ramsay about the potential benefits of integrating the insights from psychology with the practice of architecture talkdesign.show/sam-gosling/
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Sam Gosling@SamGoslingPsych·
In this article, @FriedrichMGoetz, Jason Rentfrow, and I argue that small effects are inevitable and indispensable in the social sciences...
Friedrich Götz@FriedrichMGoetz

Now out in Perspectives on Psychological Science (@PsychScience): Together with the fantastic @SamGoslingPsych and Jason Rentfrow, I argue for the indispensability of small effects as the building blocks of a reliable and reproducible psychological science doi.org/10.1177/174569…

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