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Who recognizes these two speakers discussing our @AnnaDorfman2 recent paper published in Communications Psychology (Natue Portfolio Journal) about the Judicial reform in Israel? Take 13 minutes of your time to listen to this discussion, that summarizes the paper nicely - link:

We are looking for a postdoc! If you know anyone who might be interested, please refer them to us.

A new study by @AnnaDorfman2, @KatzirMaayan and Dr. Dora Simunovic uncovers extreme polarization in Israeli public opinion and highlights the role of motivated reasoning in shaping views on judicial reform. Photo: Prof. Alon Korngreen https://t.co/JLvQJ6bokN

Thanks Fanny for organizing this symposium! I learned a lot!

*זו אינה דרכה של תורה* למעלה מ- 175 חברות וחברי סגל מאוניברסיטת בר אילן חתמו על גילוי דעת המגנה פעילות נקם. ״בזיכרון הקולקטיבי של עמנו, ולעיתים גם בזיכרון המשפחתי והאישי, חרוטים אירועים אלימים כנג�� אימותינו ואבותינו על לא עוול בכפם״>>

Thanks @FannyLalot for making it happen!! Looking forward to seeing everyone in @easp2023krk

Do you study cognitive control? Check our this amazing initiative by @debyeeneuro: a zotero library of women-first-author papers - to make citations of women easier.

Do you want to quit smoking? My great mentor @NMeiran recommends joining this study, and if I was smoking I would definitely check it out!

Say you need to have your day in court, but so do several other people. Does it matter if your case is heard first or last in the sequence? It shouldn’t of course, but it often does. 🚨new paper🚨 in the Journal of Applied Psychology on some reasons why this may be 1/n

Who gets the 12$ if you get an R&R?

🚨out now at #spps w/ Tehila Kogut🚨 When making decisions affecting other people's lives, do you really consider the things that matter? https://t.co/CXZm0mOjdF 1/

10/10 We also thank @LabVanced, the excellent platform to accurately collect response times online (which also have reliable measurements of the user’s equipment and internet connection that further enhance reliability of the collected data), and their terrific support team!

9/10 C-SEB and the DFG for funding this project. >>>

8/10 psychology topics. My dear friend (and lab sibling) and task switching expert Maayan Pereg @MaayanPereg. The great research group at the Social Cognition Center Cologne @UniCologne, who gave us valuable feedback in earlier stage of this work. >>>

7/10It’s time to mention a few great people this would not have been possible without. Nachshon Meiran @NMeiran, who introduced me to task switching and laid a solid foundation for my understanding and subsequent use of this paradigm, as he did with many other >>>

6/10 I enjoyed applying the knowledge I gained during my training in cognitive psychology to the social world – this has always been what I loved to do. And having such a great collaborator (who is not on twitter), was the best icing on this delicious cake. >>>

5/10 In our paper we define the dominant response tendency, discuss how it develops throughout life and how it impacts our behavior. On a personal note, this work has been one of my favorites. >>>

4/10 In a series of ten experiments, we find that across various social contexts, trust is the more dominant response tendency than mistrust. We rule out a variety of alternative explanations, including positivity bias and polarity. >>>

3/10 Capitalizing on decades of meticulous cognitive psychology research, we developed the Dominant Behavior Measure (DBM) – in which people switch between two response tendencies, of which one is assumed to be a stronger, more dominant response tendency than the other. >>>