Joe Mernyk
@jsmernykPhD Student, Stanford University Lab member @pascl_stanford
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It's so cool to see the product of years of work finally in print! Congratulations and many thanks to all the amazing people who played a role in pushing this over the finish line, especially our fearless leader @jgvoelkel!
🚨 Strengthening Americans’ Democratic Attitudes🚨 For the last 4 years, we crowdsourced and tested ideas for ⬇️ antidemocratic attitudes & partisan animosity. A 🧵 on all papers, published/IP @ScienceMagazine (🆕tinyurl.com/sdcsci🆕), @PNASNews (2x), @NatureHumBehav (2x).
New paper out in @JCRNEWS How do consumers react to political ads that meddle in the primaries of the opposing party? In the most recent elections, Democrats did something strange.
Excited to share @smooreberg and my new Science & Society article in @TrendsCognSci on meta-perception correction interventions. And it's with free access until April 9!
Improving intergroup relations with meta-perception correction interventions Science & Society by Samantha Moore-Berg (@smooreberg) & Boaz Hameiri (@BoazHameiri) Free access until April 9: authors.elsevier.com/a/1idAT4sIRvTA…
Good: presenting back-to-back with my good friend, the one and only @david_broska Better: our post-presentation wawa in washington square #ASA2023 @pascl_stanford
It was an honor –and so much fun!– to present back-to-back with the fabulous @jsmernyk at #ASA2023 Group Processes. I presented on the Belief in the American Dream and Support for Welfare Programs, ongoing (hard) work with my terrific collaborators @luiza_a_santos and @RobbWiller
I'm glad to see that this work with Sophia Pink, Jamie Druckman, and @RobbWiller getting coverage, especially as threats of political violence ramp up. Open access link to the paper being referenced here: pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…
The @AP highlighted research from @jsmernyk of our @pascl_stanford on how correcting misperceptions can reduce support for partisan violence. apnews.com/article/politi…
Congratulations and thanks to all those who supported this effort, we made a union!
.@pascl_stanford Director @RobbWiller & PhD Fellows @jgvoelkel & @jsmernyk published research on how economically progressive candidates can appeal to a broader electorate by framing their policy platform in terms of “binding values." Read via @PNASNexus: bit.ly/435RFhP
Feeling v lucky to have collaborated with this incredibly talented team led by @suji_kang_ and Jamie Druckman!
(1/n) Now out @PNASNews, we show that correcting legislators' misperceptions of out-partisan voters reduces legislators’ own support for undemocratic practices (SUP) and animosity toward out-partisans. Check below what we found! ⬇️ pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…
Honored that @pascl_stanford was featured on PBS @NewsHour today! Heartfelt thanks to @JudyWoodruff for visiting to talk with our passionate team. Watch the segment here (starts @ 38:50): pbs.org/video/may-31-2…
A big thanks to @JudyWoodruff and @PBS @NewsHour for visiting our lab to speak with @RobbWiller, @luiza_a_santos, and @jsmernyk! It was an honor to share our research on threats to democracy, cross-party dialogue, and political persuasion. @StanfordPACS
We were so lucky to host @JudyWoodruff at @pascl_stanford today for an excellent talk by the inimitable @luiza_a_santos I ofc had to rep @StanfordGWU for the occasion
Happy to see in-depth coverage of our team’s (& others') research on anti-democratic attitudes and affective polarization in Tom @Edsall 's column today in @nytpolitics (w/ quotes from @LilyMasonPhD, @j_kalla , @m_levendusky, @seanjwestwood, & others). nytimes.com/2023/02/08/opi…
New WP: 🚨Artificial Intelligence Can Persuade Humans on Political Issues🚨Large language models (like #ChatGPT and #GPT3) are changing the world. Here we show that GPT3 can write messages that change people’s attitudes on important policy issues osf.io/stakv 🧵1/11
Excited to see my paper with @RobbWiller published at @Res_Pol today! Key finding: Elite Republican endorsements of the 2020 election results increase election confidence among Republican voters. (1/8) journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…
People want us to know they are kind - but we dislike it when they perform kindness in public (vs private). Why? Surprisingly, in this preprint, it's less that we think they selfishly signal how kind they are. It's more that they seem less principled. psyarxiv.com/hsjta/
🚨New WP!🚨 "Antiracism and its Discontents: The Prevalence and Political Influence of Opposition to Antiracism among White Americans" w/ @RobbWiller We find opposition to antiracism is a widespread ideology profoundly shaping US racial politics 🧵 osf.io/preprints/soca…
🚨 New paper alert🚨 (data from 🇩🇪 and 🇺🇸) Can the media help us bridge divides? How can we communicate facts in an era of "fake news"? See our new paper in press at Political Psychology @kurtjgray @CvSikorski psyarxiv.com/urwxg 🧵below!
Come for the high-impact research, stay for the snacks (seriously, we have great snacks)
🚨🚨Come work with us!🚨🚨 I'm excited to announce that Stanford's Polarization and Social Change Lab is recruiting two new, post-doctoral positions: a Postdoctoral Scholar and a Research Scholar! See full thread below for info on both. Please share!
Here is the most comprehensive review I have found of research on whether social media is associated with harms to democracy. For established democracies, mostly yes. @chris_bail and I drew on an early version of it for our review doc: docs.google.com/document/d/1vV…
This systematic review finds beneficial relationships mostly in authoritarian contexts but detrimental associations in established democracies for different political variables across methods. @lorenz_spreen @LisaFOswaldo @STWorg @arc_mpib buff.ly/3DID01m
Americans are extraordinarily wrong about who is around us. Respondents estimate there are 60 million people in the US making more than $1M / year, and 100 million NYC residents!!! Is this availability heuristic? Inattention to base rates? How?! h/t @CFCamerer
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