Neuroscience
- Survey That Revealed Widespread Iffy Research Practices In Psychology Was Itself Iffy
Four years ago we were the first to break the disconcerting news that a survey of thousands of US psychologists had found their use of "questionable research practices" was commonplace: that is, their tendency to do things like failing to report all the...
- Norbert Schwarz: Incidental Feelings
One nagging thing I don’t understand about myself is why I’m still fooled by incidental feelings. Some 25 years ago Jerry Clore and I studied how gloomy weather makes one’s whole life look bad -- unless one becomes aware of the weather and attributes...
- Fiction Science
Just finished a fabulous novel (Intuition, by Allegra Goodman) about the scientific process and the world of postdocs working in labs. It's getting good reviews (mostly), including some raves from the scientific community. Gina Kolata reviewed the...
- Lecture: "how The Imagined Shapes The Real"
postponed Rescheduled date to be announced. CBD Program Distinguished Lecture: "How the Imagined Shapes the Real" by Jerome S. Bruner, at Hampshire College, Franklin Patterson Hall, Main Lecture Hall, Monday, December 5 at 5:30 p.m. Jerome Bruner received...
- The University Of Maryland Autism Research Consortium Presents
Financial Planning for Children with Special Needs-With Mark Friese (CSNA, CRPC) & Chase Phillips (CSNA)-Saturday December 6, 2014, 10:00am-12:00pm, Lefrak Hall Current Brain Research in Autism-With Professor Elizabeth Redclay-Saturday February 7,...
Neuroscience
Do survey respondents lie? Find out from acclaimed social researcher Norbert Schwarz
JPSM Distinguished Lecture Series
Do survey respondents lie? Situated cognition and socially desirable responding
Norbert Schwarz
University of Michigan
Friday, March 30, 2012
3:00 pm-5:00 pm
2205 LeFrak Hall
Learn more at this lecture at the link below:
http://www.jpsm.umd.edu/jpsm/?events/specialevents/distinguished_lecture_2012_03_30/index.htm
Do survey respondents lie? Situated cognition and socially desirable responding
Norbert Schwarz
University of Michigan
Friday, March 30, 20123:00 pm-5:00 pm
2205 LeFrak Hall
Learn more at this lecture at the link below:
http://www.jpsm.umd.edu/jpsm/?events/specialevents/distinguished_lecture_2012_03_30/index.htm
- Survey That Revealed Widespread Iffy Research Practices In Psychology Was Itself Iffy
Four years ago we were the first to break the disconcerting news that a survey of thousands of US psychologists had found their use of "questionable research practices" was commonplace: that is, their tendency to do things like failing to report all the...
- Norbert Schwarz: Incidental Feelings
One nagging thing I don’t understand about myself is why I’m still fooled by incidental feelings. Some 25 years ago Jerry Clore and I studied how gloomy weather makes one’s whole life look bad -- unless one becomes aware of the weather and attributes...
- Fiction Science
Just finished a fabulous novel (Intuition, by Allegra Goodman) about the scientific process and the world of postdocs working in labs. It's getting good reviews (mostly), including some raves from the scientific community. Gina Kolata reviewed the...
- Lecture: "how The Imagined Shapes The Real"
postponed Rescheduled date to be announced. CBD Program Distinguished Lecture: "How the Imagined Shapes the Real" by Jerome S. Bruner, at Hampshire College, Franklin Patterson Hall, Main Lecture Hall, Monday, December 5 at 5:30 p.m. Jerome Bruner received...
- The University Of Maryland Autism Research Consortium Presents
Financial Planning for Children with Special Needs-With Mark Friese (CSNA, CRPC) & Chase Phillips (CSNA)-Saturday December 6, 2014, 10:00am-12:00pm, Lefrak Hall Current Brain Research in Autism-With Professor Elizabeth Redclay-Saturday February 7,...