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  1. Emotional Smarts: Less of a Buffer Against Rudeness Than Thought

    New studies show high emotional intelligence doesn't always stop people from reacting to rudeness. Find out what really happens.

    #EmotionalIntelligence, #Rudeness, #Psychology, #NewResearch, #SocialSkills

    newsletter.tf/emotional-intell

  2. Emotional Smarts: Less of a Buffer Against Rudeness Than Thought

    New studies show high emotional intelligence doesn't always stop people from reacting to rudeness. Find out what really happens.

    #EmotionalIntelligence, #Rudeness, #Psychology, #NewResearch, #SocialSkills

    newsletter.tf/emotional-intell

  3. Water's Surface Not So Simple: Twisting Molecules Upend Old Models

    Water molecules at the surface have a new twist and tilt pattern. This changes how scientists understand water and its effects on nature and biology.

    #WaterScience, #MolecularTwist, #AirWaterInterface, #NewResearch, #ScienceFacts

    newsletter.tf/water-surface-tw

  4. The Ten-Thousand-Step Myth Unravels: New Research Points to a More Attainable Goal

    New research suggests 7,000 daily steps significantly cut risks for heart disease, dementia, and early death. Find out why the 10,000 step goal may be too high.

    #7000Steps, #HealthGoals, #WalkingBenefits, #NewResearch, #FitnessTips

    newsletter.tf/7000-steps-daily

  5. New health advice says 7,000 steps a day is enough for major health benefits. This is less than the old 10,000 step goal, making it easier for people to get healthier.

    #7000Steps, #HealthGoals, #WalkingBenefits, #NewResearch, #FitnessTips
    newsletter.tf/7000-steps-daily

  6. AI might not be taking jobs at the moment — but many people already fear it.

    In our new preprint (experiment + large panel study), we examine why.

    Drawing on Integrated Fear Acquisition Theory and the Technology Acceptance Model, we show that simply framing AI as being “in control” increases job replacement anxiety — especially when AI is seen as highly useful (ease of use didn’t matter).

    Preprint: doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/exg7t_

    #AI #FutureOfWork #AIAnxiety #NewResearch #IOPsych #IOpsychology

  7. AI might not be taking jobs at the moment — but many people already fear it.

    In our new preprint (experiment + large panel study), we examine why.

    Drawing on Integrated Fear Acquisition Theory and the Technology Acceptance Model, we show that simply framing AI as being “in control” increases job replacement anxiety — especially when AI is seen as highly useful (ease of use didn’t matter).

    Preprint: doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/exg7t_

    #AI #FutureOfWork #AIAnxiety #NewResearch #IOPsych #IOpsychology

  8. How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉

    To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    @wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch

  9. How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉

    To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    @wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch

  10. Parents want the best for their kids' education. See how high-income families leverage their advantage, illustrating stratification in forms of parental involvement.

    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

    #sociology #education #Covid #newResearch

  11. Learn how self-care improved nurses' mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to research from V. Savage, M. N. Barringer, and Addy Lindsay.

    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

    #sociology #newResearch #covid #mentalHealth #selfCare

  12. Disease Models & Mechanism's new special issue on infectious diseases is now closed!

    tinyurl.com/4zea2dc5

    On the cover: 3D-volume render of tuberculosis granulomas in mice infected with E2Crimson-expressing Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Granuloma boundary in turquoise and infecting bacteria in red.

    #Biology #SpecialIssue #NewResearch #Research #Academia

  13. Disease Models & Mechanism's new special issue on infectious diseases is now closed!

    tinyurl.com/4zea2dc5

    On the cover: 3D-volume render of tuberculosis granulomas in mice infected with E2Crimson-expressing Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Granuloma boundary in turquoise and infecting bacteria in red.

    #Biology #SpecialIssue #NewResearch #Research #Academia

  14. Curiosity and science are inseparable – this was impressively demonstrated to 10th grade students from the Emil-von-Behring-Gymnasium in Spardorf (Erlangen-Höchstadt district) during their visit to the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light.

    Click here for the full article.
    👉 mpl.mpg.de/news/article/experi

    📸 MPL, Elisabeth Offial

    #MPL #PhysikdesLichts #ScienceofLight #NewResearch #SchoolClassVisit #Schüler #Bildung #Zukunft

  15. Curiosity and science are inseparable – this was impressively demonstrated to 10th grade students from the Emil-von-Behring-Gymnasium in Spardorf (Erlangen-Höchstadt district) during their visit to the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light.

    Click here for the full article.
    👉 mpl.mpg.de/news/article/experi

    📸 MPL, Elisabeth Offial

    #MPL #PhysikdesLichts #ScienceofLight #NewResearch #SchoolClassVisit #Schüler #Bildung #Zukunft

  16. A new model of activism by religious leaders shows the effect of congregational context: specifically politicization and political climate, among others. Read the details from Kraig Beyerlein and Manuel Rodriguez in Sociological Focus, based on data from the National Study of Religious Leaders and National Congregations Study..

    #newResearch #sociology #religion #quantitativeResearch

    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

  17. Gun violence is a rare but important topic addressed from the pulpit of American congregations. Nela Mrchkovska & Enrique Quezada-Llanes analyze what is said in 200,000 sermons using LLMs, and they present their results in our new special issue on religion and politics.

    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
    #sociology #religion #racialJustice #gunViolence #LLM #newResearch

  18. Do diversity initiatives actually help move an organization toward equity, or are they an exercise in publicity? Dig into a case study at a large technology company through this #newResearch by Annika Wilcox.

    #sociology @sociology #dei #diversity #equity #corporateResponsibility
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

  19. The Netherlands is a case of commemoration and heritage demonstrating alternative conceptions of justice within communities. Explore this through #newResearch offered by Jing Hiah, Dorota Lepianka, and Machteld Geuskens.

    #Sociology #Netherlands #justice @sociology #collectiveMemory
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

  20. Thanks to Jonathan Coley and team for new research related to campus activism. Discover evidence suggesting where and under what circumstances student activist groups are most likely to emerge.
    #sociology #newResearch #activism

    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

  21. Learn about African Americans’ happiness and wellbeing thanks to new research by Moody, Taylor, and Chatters. Data sourced from the National Survey of American Life.
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
    #sociology #newResearch

  22. Looking inward may encourage people to more civic engagement. Read about new research around Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) offered by Kaelyn Wiles.
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
    #newResearch #MBSR #sociology @sociology #civicEngagement

  23. Self-employed workers in artisan economies often are motivated by passion for their work. Benjamin Brewer explores the consequences of this dynamic with new research just published. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
    #sociology #newResearch #selfemployed #IndependentArtist

  24. How do sexist beliefs influence a person’s election participation? See evidence from the 2016 General Social Survey, offered by Kayli Mahler, Linda Veazey, and Juheon Lee.
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
    @sociology #sociology #vote #Vote2024 #Vote2016 #newResearch #GeneralSocialSurvey