#wilmasreview — Public Fediverse posts
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#WilmasReview of the week:
Wilma fears flooding if the water spills over... 😱
Spillover is not only a challenge when it rains a lot but also for #evidencebased #policymaking. A joint study with Ternovski, Jilke and @dominikvogel shows that field experiments may not capture the influence of social networks/ risk missing spillover effects. Using a population-level field experiment to test whether a policy scales can help avoid undesired outcomes.
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Robotic dogs for the police? Wilma 🐶 is skeptical.
This study by Hohensinn, @jurgenwillems, Soliman, Vanderelst, and Stoll in Public Management Review investigates whether the perceived ethicalness of police actions changes when police follow an AI-robot’s advice.
Amongst other findings, the study concludes that there seem to be "reservations about using AI-driven service robots in public policing".
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#WilmasReview of the week
Wilma 🐶 shows how hard she can work. Why? A recent study shows that recruiters value the orientation toward hard work more, whereas innate talent is valued relatively more by job candidates. There is a relevant discrepancy in the perception of the attributes between recruiters and job candidates. Read the study by Xianchi Dai and Kao Si in in Organization Science.
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Wilma 🐶 is enjoying free time at the beach and thinking about future research topics. The use of #artificialintelligence in #public #governance is one of them, so she reads the literature review of Anneke Zuiderwijk - Van Eijk, Yu-Che Chen & Fadi Salem.
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Wilma 🐶 seems to be unhappy with her middle manager who woke her up to early on this #sundaymorning. Now she considers quitting... 😒 Read more about the role of #leaders for employee #retention in this #field #experimental study:
https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2020.3905
Authors: Friebel Guido, Matthias Heinz, Nikolay Zubanov
Journal: Management Science
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Wilma 🐶 as a #streetlevel #bureaucrat loves to #innovate. Read more about the role of #frontlineworkers in exploring, experiencing, and experimenting with new #policy instruments and how this relates to #walkability of cities in this #Public Management Review article by Anat #Gofen, Oliver D. #Meza Canales, and Carlos #Moreno Jaimes.
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Wilma 🐶 already knew - a study confirming her intuition 😉: Friso #Selten, Marcel #Robeer and Stephan #Grimmelikhuijsen find that #police officers follow #AI recommendations that are congruent with their intuitive professional judgment. Read the recent #Public #Administration Review article:
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Wilma 🐶 was physically assaulted, as evidenced by the attached photo... This might change her view of others dramatically. How to know? Well, read the new article in Public Administration Marlen C. Liegat, David Hensel, @dominikvogel and Rick Vogel researching how workplace violence affects what public employees think of citizens.
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Sometimes Wilma is tired. How to measure when it could be job #burnout? Today, she reads an article on a visual burnout scale using matches #Muir #Calderwood #Boncoeur
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#WilmasReview of the week
Reads a meta-analysis on what makes public employees leave their jobs - poor Wilma doesn't feel involved today, either 😩