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  1. Do #expertise or reflective thinking mitigate #framingEffects?

    Accountants' weren't less vulnerable to framing than students on business decisions, regardless of reflection score.

    Students' reflection scores predicted *greater* framing effects?

    🔐 psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/xl

  2. Do #expertise or reflective thinking mitigate #framingEffects?

    Accountants' weren't less vulnerable to framing than students on business decisions, regardless of reflection score.

    Students' reflection scores predicted *greater* framing effects?

    🔐 psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/xl

  3. Rebecca Peretz-Lange (and colleagues') shared results and theory about why #essentialism frames can sometimes promote and sometimes mitigate #prejudice.

    Dr. Peretz-Lange appeals to studies that included both kids and adults to suggest that "causal discounting" can make the seemingly contradictory results coherent.

    You can find/follow the publications from Rebecca's gScholar page: scholar.google.com/citations?v

    #bias #devPsych #framingEffects #decisionScience #biology #behavior

  4. Rebecca Peretz-Lange (and colleagues') shared results and theory about why #essentialism frames can sometimes promote and sometimes mitigate #prejudice.

    Dr. Peretz-Lange appeals to studies that included both kids and adults to suggest that "causal discounting" can make the seemingly contradictory results coherent.

    You can find/follow the publications from Rebecca's gScholar page: scholar.google.com/citations?v

    #bias #devPsych #framingEffects #decisionScience #biology #behavior