Adam K. Fetterman
@akfetterman.bsky.social
Associate Prof, University of Houston | Social Psychology | Personality | Cognition | Metaphor | Nostalgia | Metal | TV & Film
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We have a paper under review showing exactly this. People rate politicians as more trustworthy & competent when they engage in wrongness admission (publically stating that they were wrong & have changed their stance) vs. refusing to do so, and it is decidedly non-partisan.
December 4, 2024 at 3:18 PM
We have a paper under review showing exactly this. People rate politicians as more trustworthy & competent when they engage in wrongness admission (publically stating that they were wrong & have changed their stance) vs. refusing to do so, and it is decidedly non-partisan.
New achievement!
November 27, 2024 at 2:46 PM
New achievement!
Maybe they saw my post, 😆
July 9, 2024 at 3:36 PM
Maybe they saw my post, 😆
Not sure why this irritates me, but the NY Times keeps referring to Beryl as "Tropical Storm" in headlines, but "Hurricane" in the details. Maybe referring to Beryl's state at the time of writing? But, what hit the Houston region was a Hurricane. TSs do not cause the destruction we saw in Houston.
July 9, 2024 at 1:24 PM
Not sure why this irritates me, but the NY Times keeps referring to Beryl as "Tropical Storm" in headlines, but "Hurricane" in the details. Maybe referring to Beryl's state at the time of writing? But, what hit the Houston region was a Hurricane. TSs do not cause the destruction we saw in Houston.
We found that people like those who admit when they are wrong on social media. But, an interesting follow-up to this might be how people respond to reversals on "hot takes." It's an interesting dynamic.
June 24, 2024 at 7:44 PM
We found that people like those who admit when they are wrong on social media. But, an interesting follow-up to this might be how people respond to reversals on "hot takes." It's an interesting dynamic.
This is not at all related to one of my papers getting its 100th cite today...
April 3, 2024 at 7:59 PM
This is not at all related to one of my papers getting its 100th cite today...
For Houston folks: @wellner.bsky.social will be speaking at North Shepherd Brewing about the science she conducts in Antarctica on Tuesday 2/20 at 6:30pm. It's a free event, with discounted beers and a food truck! Super exciting!
February 15, 2024 at 6:42 PM
For Houston folks: @wellner.bsky.social will be speaking at North Shepherd Brewing about the science she conducts in Antarctica on Tuesday 2/20 at 6:30pm. It's a free event, with discounted beers and a food truck! Super exciting!
For Houston folks: Tuesday 1/23 6:30pm I will be hosting Pint-Sized Science with our guest speaker @mattlanza.bsky.social from @spacecitywx.bsky.social at North Sheperd Brewing. It's a free public event with $5 pints (non-alcoholic options are also available). There will be a food truck.
January 19, 2024 at 8:27 PM
For Houston folks: Tuesday 1/23 6:30pm I will be hosting Pint-Sized Science with our guest speaker @mattlanza.bsky.social from @spacecitywx.bsky.social at North Sheperd Brewing. It's a free public event with $5 pints (non-alcoholic options are also available). There will be a food truck.
And then looked at which topics led to which of the established outcomes of nostalgia and in which direction.
January 10, 2024 at 3:14 PM
And then looked at which topics led to which of the established outcomes of nostalgia and in which direction.
We then looked at which topics predicted self-reported feelings of nostalgia.
January 10, 2024 at 3:13 PM
We then looked at which topics predicted self-reported feelings of nostalgia.
We took all of the studies we've run using the gold-standard nostalgia manipulation, the Event Reflection Task, and used meaning extraction to identify the common topics.
January 10, 2024 at 3:12 PM
We took all of the studies we've run using the gold-standard nostalgia manipulation, the Event Reflection Task, and used meaning extraction to identify the common topics.
New paper in press at SPPS w/ Ryan Boyd, Nick Evans, Eriksen Ravey, Perla Henderson, & Han Tran, on The Topics of Nostalgia Recall: The Benefits of Nostalgia Depend on the Topics that One Recalls. fettermanlab.weebly.com/uploads/8/1/...
January 10, 2024 at 3:11 PM
New paper in press at SPPS w/ Ryan Boyd, Nick Evans, Eriksen Ravey, Perla Henderson, & Han Tran, on The Topics of Nostalgia Recall: The Benefits of Nostalgia Depend on the Topics that One Recalls. fettermanlab.weebly.com/uploads/8/1/...
As the mindfulness scale that sparked this discussion, the purpose of this scale is for such exploratory/pilot purposes, not for full-scale investigations. It is not meant to be THE measure of narcissism A full-scale investigation using this scale will likely be extremely flawed.
November 2, 2023 at 5:44 PM
As the mindfulness scale that sparked this discussion, the purpose of this scale is for such exploratory/pilot purposes, not for full-scale investigations. It is not meant to be THE measure of narcissism A full-scale investigation using this scale will likely be extremely flawed.
The scale is useful for what it is useful for. It is not meant for clinical assessment or even extensive research. Any paper that solely uses this measure without the standard measures is going to be extremely flawed.
November 2, 2023 at 2:19 PM
The scale is useful for what it is useful for. It is not meant for clinical assessment or even extensive research. Any paper that solely uses this measure without the standard measures is going to be extremely flawed.
Nevermind. FAQ answers it, even though the documents were confusing. For anyone wondering
September 12, 2023 at 8:25 PM
Nevermind. FAQ answers it, even though the documents were confusing. For anyone wondering