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How do people decide when to take action on climate change—and what stops them from doing so? A new study in the prestigious American Sociological Review offers a groundbreaking look at how our beliefs about the past, present, and future of climate change influence whether we take meaningful steps—or remain on the sidelines.
Julia Jerke, Antonia Velicu, Fabian Winter, and Heiko Rauhut explore whether publication bias in the social sciences has been aggravated due to the "publish or perish" culture in academia. They analyzed 12340 test statistics extracted from 571 papers published in 1959-2018.
This October the 2nd workshop/course for students and researchers that are interested in the statistical analysis of mobility networks is hosted in Zurich.
We are excited to announce that Dr. Antonia Velicu successfully defended her PhD thesis «All that glitters is not gold: Intersectionality and misconduct in science» last week!
The article was published on March 25 in «Research Evaluation» by researchers of our «Social Norms & Cooperation» team and analyses data from the Zurich Survey of Academics.
«Evading the algorithm: increased propensity for tax evasion and norm violations in human-computer interactions»
This Open Access article was published on October 5, 2023, in «Frontiers in Behavioral Enocomics» by researchers of our «Social Norms & Cooperation» team, and is based on the award-winning Master Thesis of Nico Mutzner, who is now our newest doctoral candidate!
Human social preferences cluster and spread in the field
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