#Behavioral

Daniël Lakens

lakens

A meta-analysis on behavioral priming effects suggest an meta-analytic effect size of d = 0.35. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/features/bul-bul0000030.pdf But it also contains the flattest p-curve analysis you'll see in a while. Gues

Kaitlyn Sadtler, PhD

KSadtler

By July of 2020, 16.8 million people in the US had #COVID19 -- and didn’t know it. Read our pre-print @medrxivpreprint (1/13)https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.27.21250570v1 We called out for volunteers that never

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BILL NYE is still the science show king. And he’s got a mask lesson for you. #MaskUp #COVID19 2) MASKS work. Mask and airborne science compilation video 3) Masks are

Erik Johnson

erikleejohnson

MANAGING DISAPPOINTMENT AND ANXIETY DURING COVID-19Anticipation plays an important role in our psychology. When we have things to look forward to, we're much happier. Some studies have shown people to

Caitlin Gorback

CGorback

My first academic publication feels very bittersweet.This new addition to my professional CV comes with personal loss for millions of people across the globe. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0094119020300632?dgcid=author1

Melissa Chen

MsMelChen

The Broken Windows theory has not been fashionable for a while but I think mob-driven unrest and increase in crime rates today have lent some credence to it. In the

Annemarie van der Marel

AnnemarieMarel

1/6 As behavioral ecologists, we face a tricky question: We collect data on multiple behaviors that may occur within the same social context, but do the animals also perceive these

Antifa Pill

AntifaPill

An anarchist critique of not only schools, but nursing homes, "workshops" for people with disabilities, and group homes is desperately needed. These institutions often abuse already marginalized populations. It's important

Ron Coleman

RonColeman

My distinguished spouse, legal author Jane Coleman (http://www.secondarytrademarkinfringement.com/ ), reminded me today of her great insight that the conduct of today's #journalism / #Resistance claque is readily understood by refe

Paul O'Brien 保罗

Paul_Chemlinked

1. One of the key lessons we MUST take from #covid19 is that we need some form of oversight and ethics commitee to oversee and regulate the #media in terms

Megan Hosey

DrMeganHoseyPhD

How to Fail COVID19 Survivors: A ThreadStep 1: Place emphasis on mortality. Ignore the fact that many survivors will be disabled and need access to rehab and other support. Step

Angi Yoder-Maina, PhD

angiyo58

The #ACEs studies conducted by the #CDC and Kaiser Permanente demonstrated that traumatic experiences inchildhood are a prime source of physical, psychological, and behavioral problems throughout life. #traumainformedKE #ACEs also

Fahaad Al Abbadi🚀

fahaad_abbadi

New year resolution and goals: Just a piece of advice from my perspective[ Thread ] There are no resolutions(sounds ironic) but instead of resolutions, we should better build habits, habits

Barney Panofsky's Best Intentions

mynamesnotgordy

Some stuff I learnt because of a pandemic:1. Some say a dog is man's best friend. I think it's canned tuna.2. Ordering pants online is a 50/50 proposition at best.3.

🎪 Gaya Sa Payaso OFC 🎪

gayasapayaso_

We support those who support our best boys. @jaseybel is live on Kumu now!http://app.kumu.ph/ir7wNRkuBcb "Film was always a communal experience for me, and later on when I went to college,

rose

wealthnroses

What are neurotransmitters and why you should care about them..A thread. Neurotransmitters send signals from the body straight to the brain. So what exactly is a neurotransmitter?Chemicals that carry messages

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