6/ This also helps explain when we might get #MoralLicensing v #MoralConsitency
➡️ When establishing a new rep to others, we may license
➡️ When on our own, may be more morally consistent
3/ 🌟In a meta-analysis (k = 115, N > 21,000):
Moral licensing effect is much stronger when people are observed!! 👀
➡️Not observed: essentially no effect (Hedge’s g ≈ 0)
➡️Explicitly observed: Med effect (g = 0.51)
Bayesian: 9x more evidence for licensing when observed📈
1/ 🌟Paper *just* accepted @ PSPB!🌟
Does moral licensing really exist?? 👀(doing a good thing, then a less good thing)
➡️ Many failed replications. Why?
➡️ Using #metaanalysis, we put the effect to the test—to uncover when & why it happens
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@NorthumbriaPsych #SocialPsych
I rarely share my art projects... but here is a pic of my dining room mural in progress. 🍃
Still lots to do, although it is coming along! Feeling very peaceful this morning ☕️ 🌄 😊
Also, children's norms change over time, as they get older, in direction of the cultural norm
...and Canadians have strong norms of rejecting unfair distributions, even ehn we have the advantage!! 🤣🤣
#hbes2024 @DorsaAmir
Amazing talk on children as agents of cultural change by @DorsaAmir! Key points:
- Evolutionary developmental approaches are important for new insights
- Children have their own peer cultures, which rapidly change, and contribute to bi-directional transmission to parents
Your brain regulates the drama! Lessons:
-N°1 function is to regulate the very very complicated body, not to think, feel, etc..
-N°2 Brain constructs experiences
-N°3 Signals become meaningful only in relation to other signals
Great talk by Lisa Feldman Barrett #hbes2024
Start of this year's HBES - very excited for it!! #HBES2024
What a superb experience teaching how to apply evolutionary theory to social psychology at the @SASPoutreach summer school this week!
The organization team was amazing and students were stellar, I'm very happy to have been a part of it! @KhandisBlake










