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Lorraine Hope @lorrainehope.bsky.social · 2h

Yes - and you particularly don’t have to do this if they are predatory manipulators (esp. of young female researchers) and request lists of self-citations when reviewing…. Of their crappy, derivative, methodologically unsound work. Oh and when they invite themselves to give keynotes, just say no.

Mirya R. Holman @mirya.bsky.social · 9h

Academic version: you don't have to cite assholes. You don't have to invite them to conferences. Or to workshops. Or to be speakers. You don't have to engage with them at all!

Faine Greenwood @faineg.bsky.social · 9h

you have the right to not hang out with assholes. you deserve not to hang out with assholes. you are under 0 obligation to socially interact with assholes in your free time.

it is truly terrible that our culture tricked so many people into thinking that they’re obliged to be friends with assholes!

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · 2d

Read the full article open access at: doi.org/10.1080/1068... (4/4)

Indonesian forensic practitioners’ reported use of strategies to reverse parental suggestions

Sometimes in alleged abuse cases, children have been exposed to suggestions already prior to any formal interviews. For example, research shows that parents who are concerned that their child might...

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · 2d

Generally, participants deemed it feasible to include different reversal strategies in child forensic interviews when there are suspicions that children's accounts might already be contaminated by prior conversations. We advocate for more research into the effectiveness of such strategies. (3/4)

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · 2d

Many practitioners had worked on cases where they suspected that parents had discussed alleged events with the child prior to the child's interview, and more than half of our sample indicated already using strategies aimed at reducing possibly influence of such conversations. (2/4)

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · 2d

Excited to share that our article "Indonesian Forensic Practitioners’ Reported Use of Strategies to Reverse Parental Suggestions" was just published open-access in 'Psychology, Crime and Law' (doi.org/10.1080/1068...) :) (1/4)
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Indonesian forensic practitioners’ reported use of strategies to reverse parental suggestions

Sometimes in alleged abuse cases, children have been exposed to suggestions already prior to any formal interviews. For example, research shows that parents who are concerned that their child might...

doi.org

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 20

#ZPLS is happening this Thursday - and I am very excited to be part of the round table discussion this year 🤩 Together with @lewan.bsky.social and @frederictomas.bsky.social we will discuss "Counteracting Misinformation - can it be done, and how?". Moderation by @henryotgaar.bsky.social ✨

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 16

In the last talk "Misinformation as a Consumer Policy Issue" of our #ZPLS speaker round, Michael Geers, assistant professor at University College Dublin, looks at misinformation from a digital marketing perspective! We're very curious 😎

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 15

For our next talk of #ZPLS we are delighted to introduce @gillian-murphy.bsky.social, associate professor at University College Cork. Her talk, "Are Deepfakes a Uniquely Persuasive Form of Misinformation?", definitely got our interest 👨‍💻

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 14

We're continuing our #ZPLS speaker introductions with @ciaragreene.bsky.social, associate professor at @ucddublin.bsky.social! We're looking forward to her talk on "Investigating the Effects of Misinformation on Behaviour"🧠📝
more info & sign up: celleuven.wixsite.com/home/zpls

Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 13

📅May 22nd, 15:00 CEST
🖋️ celleuven.wixsite.com/home/event-d...

@henryotgaar.bsky.social (2/2)

Z-PLS 7.0 Misinformation: Forms, Scope and Prevention | CELL lab

ZPLS is a free, online, and accessible event to all across scientific fields! For this year's ZPLS 7th Edition, we will be 'zoom-ing' in on misinformation by inviting experts from different domains to...

celleuven.wixsite.com

Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 13

#ZPLS is approaching soon 🥳 This week, we want to introduce the speakers for our four talks👀starting with Marina Wimmer, associate professor at
@edinburghnapier.bsky.social! We are looking forward to her talk on "Bias in Memory for Fake News" 📰
[sign up link below] (1/2)

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · May 9

🎙️We’re thrilled to introduce our #ZPLS Keynote Speaker: @sachaltay.bsky.social! Join us as he presents “Rethinking the Problem of Misinformation” — a fresh perspective at the intersection of Psychology and Law, on May 22nd‼️registration: celleuven.wixsite.com/home/zpls/z-...

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · Apr 29

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · Apr 29

Spots are limited - sign up while you can 😉 via: celleuven.wixsite.com/home/event-d...
We are very excited to start introducing our speakers soon! ... and you might also see me discuss possible ways to counter misinformation during the round table 🌚
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Z-PLS 7.0 Misinformation: Forms, Scope and Prevention | CELL lab

ZPLS is a free, online, and accessible event to all across scientific fields! For this year's ZPLS 7th Edition, we will be 'zoom-ing' in on misinformation by inviting experts from different domains to...

celleuven.wixsite.com

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Charlotte Buecken @cbucken.bsky.social · Apr 29

🗓️ May 22nd, 3pm CEST!

Ready for another edition of hashtag#ZPLS? This one is all about "Misinformation: Forms, Scope, & Prevention" 🧠

We are very excited to share the program and registration link below!

As always, ZPLS7 is completely free ✨
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