Oct 14, 2016
Psychology News Round-Up (October 14th)
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| Our knowledge of how people communicate online and the motivations behind it is still in its inchoate stage. Check out this week’s post to see if the internet is making you mean. |  |
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C & C Posts Not to Miss |
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| What We Talk About When We Talk About Morality |
Promoting Open, Critical, Civil, and Inclusive Discourse in Psychology | The Bittersweet Taste of Revenge |
Character & Context Connections |
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Psychology suggests that power doesn’t make people bad—it just reveals their true natures. Read more over at Quartz. | |
Hot Tweets:
A letter from a role model boosts female science students' grades https://t.co/SSrESv4hoC via @researchdigest
— Dr Loren Abell (@LorenAbell7) October 13, 2016
Facebook has repeatedly trended fake news since firing its human editorshttps://t.co/D6KkEHWl56 pic.twitter.com/97JfN925MV
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 13, 2016
very nice article on the tone debate in psychology—featuring “Yarkonian” quotes by yours truly. h/t @cMadan https://t.co/UNzXBYSGJ6
— Tal Yarkoni (@talyarkoni) October 12, 2016
