Dave Nussbaum
@davenussbaum.bsky.social
Social psychologist. Founder of Psychgeist Media (www.psychgeistmedia.org). Teach at Chicago Booth.
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Starting #MPA2025 off with @davenussbaum.bsky.social talking about communicating research for the public. Especially focused on writing and placing an effective op-ed. 1/
April 10, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Starting #MPA2025 off with @davenussbaum.bsky.social talking about communicating research for the public. Especially focused on writing and placing an effective op-ed. 1/
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April 2, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Challenge your assumptions on how the behavioral sciences can be applied across multiple contexts as you hear from preeminent researchers and experts. Swipe through to discover the authors joining us for our 2025 online conference.
Join us online 5/1-5/2—register today! bit.ly/4iWXKoY
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ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT Call for Papers - 2025 BSPA conference. We are seeking proposals by February 21, 2025 for short presentations. Please share and submit your work
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February 17, 2025 at 3:45 PM
ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT Call for Papers - 2025 BSPA conference. We are seeking proposals by February 21, 2025 for short presentations. Please share and submit your work
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The Atlantic article has gotten a lot of attention bc academic integrity is important. But the glib, sweeping, and demeaning tone in which the author has characterized business school behavioral research is not helpful.
Read this thread by my colleague @olegurminsky.bsky.social.
Read this thread by my colleague @olegurminsky.bsky.social.
Academic intergrity is an important and difficult topic to cover well. But I think the gossipy speculative one-dimensional tone of this article is not constructive, does a poor job of conveying what is actually going on & undermines the important topic being covered. A long thread w/ some examples:
In 2023, Harvard Business School suspended a star professor over charges of research misconduct.
As it happens, one of her papers also had funny data from a *different* B-school superstar -- a "mad, fraudulent unicorn,” per @jamesheathers.bsky.social... (1/3)
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
As it happens, one of her papers also had funny data from a *different* B-school superstar -- a "mad, fraudulent unicorn,” per @jamesheathers.bsky.social... (1/3)
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...
November 20, 2024 at 12:03 PM
The Atlantic article has gotten a lot of attention bc academic integrity is important. But the glib, sweeping, and demeaning tone in which the author has characterized business school behavioral research is not helpful.
Read this thread by my colleague @olegurminsky.bsky.social.
Read this thread by my colleague @olegurminsky.bsky.social.