Leaders’ pandemic policies engendered varying levels of trust → news.yale.edu Info Written by Molly Crockett On July 9, 2021
Brave New World podcast www.bravenewpodcast.libsyn.com Info Written by Molly Crockett On May 13, 2021
Hanging with the wrong crowd: How those around us affect our morals → cogbites.org Info Written by Molly Crockett On March 29, 2021
“Teach them a lesson they shall not soon forget” -those kids, probably. → TikTok Info Written by Molly Crockett On January 11, 2021
Study: Children use punishment to hurt and teach lessons → WSHU Info Written by Molly Crockett On December 11, 2020
The Psychological, Philosophical and Ethical Perils of Social Media: A Discussion → UBC CAIDA Info Written by Molly Crockett On December 11, 2020
Children more willing to punish if the wrongdoer is ‘taught a lesson’ → YaleNews Info Written by Molly Crockett On November 24, 2020
What if instead of calling people out, we called them in? → New York Times Info Written by Molly Crockett On November 24, 2020
How social media divides us → Psych of Tech Institute Info Written by Molly Crockett On October 30, 2020
Automatic decision-making prevents us harming others – new study → University of Burmingham Info Written by Molly Crockett On October 15, 2020 In Social Decision-making
ADL’s Center for Technology and Society announces third class of Belfer Fellows → Anti-Defamation League Info Written by Molly Crockett On August 13, 2020 In In the Media
Selfish people misremember their actions and think they were more generous than they actually were → PsychPost Info Written by Molly Crockett On June 8, 2020 In Social Learning, Research Coverage
How will we remember the coronavirus pandemic? → Discover Info Written by Molly Crockett On May 29, 2020 In Social Learning, Research Coverage
Selfish people misremember their own past selfishness, thus like selves → Fast Company Info Written by Molly Crockett On May 19, 2020 In Research Coverage, Social Learning
Memory misfires help selfish maintain their self-image → EurekAlert! from the (American Association for the Advancement of Science) Read MoreInfo Written by Molly Crockett On May 4, 2020 In Social Learning, Research Coverage
Two psychologists four beers: Hot takes (with Robb Willer) → Social Sciences Podcast Info Written by Molly Crockett On February 21, 2020
Is it okay to sacrifice one person to save many? How you answer depends on where you’re from. → Vox Info Written by Molly Crockett On January 30, 2020
Tripping acid as a group makes us feel more positive and connected, research suggests → IFL Science Info Written by Molly Crockett On January 27, 2020 In Others
New research confirms lingering mood benefit of psychedelics → Medical Xpress Info Written by Molly Crockett On January 27, 2020 In Others