Greg Foote recommends that when a reporter calls a scientist…

Greg Foote recommends that when a reporter calls a scientist for a story, the scientist should:   A) Ask questions about the reporter’s goals and timeline B) Conduct the interview right away so the reporter doesn’t move on to the next person C) Probably avoid doing the interview because the reporter will likely distort the science D) Recommend that the reporter get in touch with the scientist’s press officer

London and Nunez (2000) had Pp read a trial summary in which…

London and Nunez (2000) had Pp read a trial summary in which the defendant was charged with sexual assault of a young girl. Critical photos of the victim, partly dressed or nude, found in the defendant’s home were absent, inadmissible because their inclusion was a due process violation, or admissible. How did confidence that jurors reached the correct verdict pre-deliberation compare?

In a study of communication with adversaries, Kross and Gros…

In a study of communication with adversaries, Kross and Grossman (2012) had Pp read summaries of party positions on political issues of Republicans and Democrats. In pairs, Pp talked about two heated issues and considered the future if their preferred candidate lost the 2008 presidential election. If Pp received the conversational instruction to reflect on the political future from the perspective of _____, they were most likely to recognize the limits of self-knowledge.

Acquisti and Fong (2014) sent more than 4000 fictitious resu…

Acquisti and Fong (2014) sent more than 4000 fictitious resumés to U.S. companies that had job openings. The researchers also created Facebook pages for “applicants” that included information such as whether they were gay, straight, Muslim, or Christian. Which identifier(s) lead to reduced interest in the applicants?