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December 2019

Mariska Kret @ Hot Politics Lab

December 13 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

In this session of the Hot Politics Lab Meetings, Mariska Kret (U of Leiden Psychology) will give a presentation on “Emotional expressions in Homo and Pan”.

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JoelvdWeeleJoel van der Weele@JoelvdWeele·
15 Nov

Excited about our new paper, showing the results of a field experiment on self-persuasion and political polarization, with @schwardmann and @EgonTripodi.

Co-author @EgonTripodi did fantastic work on this and is on the job market this year! https://t.co/0WJhFiznIE

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13 Nov

Mega-analysis on the relation of conscientiousness and work performance. Stronger effect of C on performance in more predictable environments and for less complex jobs. https://t.co/vL9hRprtZR

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mrooduijnMatthijs Rooduijn@mrooduijn·
15 Nov

Maybe not surprising but still quite something... Dutch (relatively) new kid on the far right block FVD states that in the Netherlands not the people and the lower house but the judges rule the country. And that this has to stop. Blatant attack on the separation of powers.

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