Trying to convince my friends to co-author something with me

You should be able to conclude an essay just by writing, “Hope that makes sense.”

This would be a great episode of Drunk History.

Our new paper is out now in JECP: Among 6-8 year old American kids, recalling experiences of scarcity reduces generosity (as compared to recalling abundance). Even at a young age, subjective views of resource access have behavioral consequences. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Persistence is crucial for kids’ development, but parents often take over & solve problems for them. What can help parents step back?
New paper w/ Mika Asaba, Lynn Hu, julia_a_leonard shows pointing out learning opportunities reduces over-parenting! tinyurl.com/TOprp 1/5

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What's everyone's success rate for logging into Editorial Manager on the first try? I don't think I've ever done it, but I hear tales.

Aside from the allegations of actual data fraud in this case, isn’t it a bit disturbing how big the file drawer is here? Gino was collecting “dozens, and dozens, and dozens” of datasets each year (!), “80%” of which “never worked out”?

Parenting advice you don’t need to stress about trib.al/SYjHy5B

This is actually the best example I’ve seen yet of what my mental imagery is like (just barely #3). In the past, I’ve described it as “looking inside a Magic 8 ball”. The fact that some of you are #1 is absolutely bonkers.

New 📄: Two people w/ identical priors can draw opposite conclusions from the same data simply because they want to. Though seemingly at odds w/ Bayesian theories of the mind, such wishful thinking may actually emerge from fully Bayesian computations. nature.com/articles/s4156…

My lab is recruiting undergraduates for a *funded* summer internship for June & July to assist with projects in social cognitive development! Details at socialcogdev.com/join-us