However, interestingly, only binding moral foundations and dynamic norm interventions did *not* backfire (red x's) for changing behavior across liberals & conservatives alike; scientific consensus increased climate action among liberals, but not conservatives. #SPSSICon24 (6/6)

Although there was no difference in how likely people were to pursue the behavior independently, participants who socially regulated were more likely to pursue the behavior change with someone else, including for health & pro-environmental behavior changes. #SPSSIcon24 (2/2)

Nevertheless, this suggests that people might be more responsive to being asked to start a new, sustainable practice than to stop an old, unsustainable one! #SPSSIcon24 (4/4)

Students of color *did* show differences in how *understood* they felt across those different relationships--such that they felt more understood in same-race than cross-race close relationships; with such understanding being associated with reduced depression. #SPSSICon24 (4/4)

(3) Interestingly, group size (estimated using US Census data for each group) did not predict stereotype variability. (4/4) #SPSSICon24

Bookmarking a number of symposia to sit in on at #SPSSICon24. Please feel free to reach out if you'd like to meet up and join me! ☺️

Who is going to #SPSSICON24? Here's a few important (and cool) presentations, discussions, and activities for this weekend Share with those interested in learning communities and praxis...