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8 Jul

How do you convey information about the coronavirus in a way that will compel people to change their behavior?

I did a brief interview with the 538 podcast on misinformation, persuasion, social norms, and leadership during the pandemic.

https://buff.ly/2ZOL4K3

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3 Jul

Please see the following survey, and pass in widely.

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1 Jul

Relevant: "You need 16 times the sample size to estimate an interaction than to estimate a main effect"

https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2018/03/15/need-16-times-sample-size-estimate-interaction-estimate-main-effect/#:~:text=It's%20just%20this%3A%20Based%20on,to%20estimate%20a%20main%20effect.&text=Or%2C%20even%20worse%2C%20designing%20a,interactions%20to%20bail%20you%20out. https://twitter.com/tcarpenter216/status/1278015086280323073

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1 Jul

Prof Michael Platow (SASP member) has shared two responses that were made in the International Society for Justice Research to recent justice-related issues facing the world. SASP members must be logged into the site, and can access these responses by following these two links:

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26 Jun

A challenging decision, but the right one: SPSP2021 will be virtual. Submission deadline is also extended.

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