Here's a new paper from the lab (w/1st author @PaigeAmormino and stats expert @mercierbrett) where we investigate how people judge the praiseworthiness of helping. https://t.co/ii59vJq3dl

🚨Excited to announce the full-day Moral Psychology pre-conference at #SPSP2026! We sold out last year, and with this year’s incredible speaker lineup, we expect the same. Submit your poster or data blitz abstract by Oct. 23! https://t.co/k3aOQsySSh There’s a best poster award!

For millions of moms, the grocery bill is one of the biggest strains on the family budget. Since 2020, price of canned fruits and vegetables has already risen 31% and likely to be even greater throughout 2025. The Admin can act to protect families and strengthen food security!

New episode! David Tannenbaum joins the show to talk about one of Yoel's favorite papers: a massive field study of honesty in 40 countries that had some unexpected results. Also, we talk about hiking and David actually drinks two beers.

This is insane

@rSanti97 I’ve always found moral foundations to be a weird framework for the current moment, when tons of people are changing their votes. Like, why did Joe Biden do 12% worse in West Virginia than a black liberal named Barrack Hussein Obama? Why have Democrats lost 40% of the vote in

Me and @megantheevalium are debating @Aella_Girl and @paulbloomatyale in what is bound to be one of the weirdest events to take place in Chicago this year

if you run into a box, and the box speaks Chinese, then obviously the box is probably thinking. wtf? stupid attempt at a paradox

A new study seems to show that right-leaning participants care more about left-leaning causes than right-leaning ones 🤯 A surprising finding, but I think we should be cautious about this interpretation 🧵 1/8

Lambo's Deli in the West End of Toronto

New episode! @paulbloomatyale interviews Yoel about when to give up on a theory, and which of his own findings he no longer believes. But it's not all doom and gloom! We also talk about findings we think are solid, and, of course, Sydney Sweeney. https://t.co/xcWu69zZwX

we had a great time talking to Yoel! is your mind nothing but a great big giant thermostat? like the man says, listen and find out!

I had a great time recording this. What they are proposing is new, interesting, and weird in the best possible way. If you sometimes have a nagging feeling that we are missing something important as a science, this is well worth a listen.

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Hi @Prolific, your platform is great (I am one of your first users, and very pleased) but recently there is a huge uptick in AI use in tasks that require open text. We explicitly tell participants not to use GPT et al., disallow copy+paste, but it is still quite clear that in

Been unusually tired with mood swings and brain fog lately. Finally got blood work done: significant B12 and iron deficiencies. Will take time to rebuild, but I'm fixable with vitamins! If you've been feeling off, this is your reminder: get your labs checked!

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🎙️ @SpencrGreenberg on @fourbeerspod: new psychology replication effort finds p-hacking way down (yay), but ~half of replicated studies don't mean what the authors implied they did (oof). This is not just a problem in psychology, in my experience!

“Donating to effective charities is obvious”

New episode! Returning guest Spencer Greenberg (@SpencrGreenberg) joins the show to talk about replications, what psychologists think about controversial topics, and more: https://t.co/RmbtlemtaX

Since 1954, "The Handbook of Social Psychology" has been the field’s most authoritative reference work, and today is the launch of the all-new 6th edition. Best news? The HSP is now an open-access public resource—free to read, download, and share. https://t.co/uI3xJPcXgV