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The Psychology of Anti-Science Beliefs and Attitudes
This symposium focuses on understanding the psychological underpinnings and consequences of these beliefs and attitudes. Speakers also examine the role of disinformation and conspiracy theories.
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Methods to Improve Psychological Science
Over the past decade, a “crisis of confidence” has enveloped many empirical sciences including psychology. This symposium brings together scholars who have made prominent contributions to this emerging field.
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The Future of Psychology and Robotics
Four leading scholars in the field of human-robot interactions share their recent research, offering insights into how the field is advancing and how it should progress.
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The Dynamics of Resilience to Stress
In this symposium, speakers highlight social environmental, psychological, and neurobiological mechanisms that support an individual’s ability to show resilience to stress.
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Testing New Gating Block
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A Psychologist Explains How AI and Algorithms Are Changing Our Lives
In an age of ChatGPT, computer algorithms and artificial intelligence are increasingly embedded in our lives, choosing the content we’re shown online, suggesting the music we hear and answering our questions. These algorithms may be changing our world and behavior in ways we don’t fully understand, says psychologist and behavioral scientist Gerd Gigerenzer, the director of the Harding Center for Risk Literacy at the University of Potsdam in Germany.