Martin Meyer
@m-meyer.bsky.social
A psychology graduate student studying belief systems
Here's the paper if you don't have access to Cognition and are interested: osf.io/preprints/ps...
Following the link will also give you access to the data, code, surveys, etc.
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Following the link will also give you access to the data, code, surveys, etc.
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OSF
osf.io
December 26, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Here's the paper if you don't have access to Cognition and are interested: osf.io/preprints/ps...
Following the link will also give you access to the data, code, surveys, etc.
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Following the link will also give you access to the data, code, surveys, etc.
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A little side note: we found no evidence that identity expression and representing facts were anything but unimodally distributed. You might think beliefs either represent facts or don't. But, at least in this study, many occupied an intermediate space.
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December 26, 2025 at 6:29 PM
A little side note: we found no evidence that identity expression and representing facts were anything but unimodally distributed. You might think beliefs either represent facts or don't. But, at least in this study, many occupied an intermediate space.
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A little side note: we found no evidence that identity expression and representing facts were anything but unimodally distributed. You might think beliefs either represent facts or don't. But, at least in this study, many beliefs occupied an intermediate space.
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December 26, 2025 at 6:26 PM
A little side note: we found no evidence that identity expression and representing facts were anything but unimodally distributed. You might think beliefs either represent facts or don't. But, at least in this study, many beliefs occupied an intermediate space.
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Since participants only rated one belief it was quick -- 8 evidence scales, 2-4 minutes.
In all honesty, we were surprised to see a robust two-factor solution. We had wondered whether the items might all load on the same factor!
In all honesty, we were surprised to see a robust two-factor solution. We had wondered whether the items might all load on the same factor!
December 26, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Since participants only rated one belief it was quick -- 8 evidence scales, 2-4 minutes.
In all honesty, we were surprised to see a robust two-factor solution. We had wondered whether the items might all load on the same factor!
In all honesty, we were surprised to see a robust two-factor solution. We had wondered whether the items might all load on the same factor!