Assistant Professor @WWU. I study misinformation correction and how people make judgments of truth and risk. Otherwise probably in the ⛰. She/her
Seattle, WA
Joined March 2012
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Join us on October 16 for our Science for Society webinar! A panel featuring Lisa Fazio @lkfazio, Mubashir Sultan, and Maddy Jalbert @MaddyJalbert will discuss the latest research on #misinformation—how it spreads and ways to combat its impact.
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Keen to contribute to SARMAC? Nominations are now open for 5 positions on the SARMAC Student Executive Board! A great opportunity to help shape the future of the society and gain leadership experience! Self nominations welcome; due 4th Oct. Details here👇
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UW doesn’t want to pay Postdocs the living wage minimum for Washington State salaried employees. They’re trying to re-write history to get their way. #FairContractsUW #UWPostdocsRSEs #UWworksBCWeDo
Very thankful for the opportunity to give this year’s keynote at WWU’s PsychFest – the place I gave my first research talk as an undergrad. Visiting my former mentors and seeing the incredible work of current students was a reminder of just how special WWU’s psych department is.
Look who the keynote speaker was for our department end of year research celebration (PsychFest). The wonderful @MaddyJalbert
Thanks for a great talk with interesting examples and interesting new work on combating misinformation.
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What makes a thought feel intrusive? We have two experiments investigating the question. A new paper with Maddy Jalbert (@MaddyJalbert), Joe Blythe (not on Twitter), and Søren Staugaard (@SRStaugaard). Thread 1/17
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Understanding the "continued influence effect" can shed light on why myths and outdated information persist, @maddyjalbert of @uwcip writes. st.news/3XEdrqm
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A new @washingtonpost article, "9 ways to debunk false claims made by friends and family," features insights from @uwcip postdoctoral scholar @MaddyJalbert washingtonpost.com/wellness/…
Great workshop about publishing and reviewing psychology research with editors @QiWang_Cornell @dstephenlindsay coming up on September 29th! Grad students, post-docs, junior faculty, and other early career researchers are welcome. This will be a good one!
Free online workshop for ECRs on Thurs 29th Sep! Great opportunity to learn about publishing and reviewing psychology research from highly experienced editors @QiWang_Cornell @dstephenlindsay. Registration open now! - mailchi.mp/ac4f2f280158/ecr-…
Excited to share this Q&A about a project @MorganWack (the true brains) and I are working on about misinformation and perceptions of election integrity surrounding the Kenya 2022 Election through a @GWIDDP fellowship. This has been an important and timely research opportunity.
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And a shout out to @uwcip for fostering the interdisciplinary connections needed to make work like this possible - @MorganWack’s political science knowledge and skills are 🔑
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Another year of leap for #JARMAC! Congrats to @OfficialSARMAC, the pubs committee, our amazing editorial team and board, and all JARMAC authors and reviewers 🎊🎊🎊apa.org/pubs/journals/mac?ta…
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Our new paper is out in Mem & Cog! We examined naturally-occurring false memories across 4 studies and found these mems often continue to affect people in helpful and harmful ways (much like real mems) even after people stop believing in them. link.springer.com/article/10…
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New blog post on disinfo partly based on my presentation at UW Center for an Informed Public. The gist? People remember the gist but not the individual pieces of information. And an application to disinfo campaigns. 1/
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Every so often, we open up the @uwcip weekly lab meeting to the public (via Zoom). Join us on Tues at 12:30 pm PDT. @WWU psychology professor @ira_hyman will join us and discuss "Memory and the Adoption of Misinformation and Disinformation." RSVP here: eventbrite.com/e/uw-cip-invi…
Zoom in to see @ira_hyman talk about memory and misinformation in this free and open to the public event! It’ll be a good one.
We're excited to host @WWU psychology professor @ira_hyman on Tuesday, May 31 (12:30-1:30 p.m. PDT) for "Memory and the Adoption of Misinformation and Disinformation," a talk that's part of our ongoing @uwcip Invited Speaker Series. Register to attend: eventbrite.com/e/uw-cip-invi…
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Check out this informative webinar from @TheComNetwork, "Why We Fall for Misinformation," feauturing @uwcip director @katestarbird and postdoctoral fellow @MaddyJalbert ⤵️⤵️⤵️
ICYMI: How can organizations protect themselves from the effects of mis- and disinformation?
Watch the webinar replay featuring @katestarbird and @MaddyJalbert of the @uwcip at @UW discussing why this is a problem and what you can do to help #Comms4Good: youtu.be/8tANI87nxhk
