José Duarte, PhD

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  • Needless suffering / call a Mexican

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    I recently heard a story that reminded me of how much graduate students can suffer. Some graduate students out there suffer enormously and needlessly because of unprofessional and untrained mentors. To be fair, scientists in academia wear lots of hats. They typically have to do all these things: Unfortunately, faculty tend not to have any…

  • What I’ve learned researching the emotion of envy

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    My empirical work has mostly focused on the emotion of envy. I have a lot of data that I need to publish. I’ve been frozen lately by a sort of methodological crisis and metamorphosis. I started thinking about a number of validity issues after working on the BBS paper, and I couldn’t move forward with…

  • ISPP

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    I’m giving a talk at the International Society of Political Psychology conference on July 4 in San Diego. From the program: Sa4.8 Two Views of Views of Political Bias in Social Science ResearchRoom: Gaslamp 3Section: New Theoretical and Methodological Developments Liberal bias or status bias? Studying psychologists as a social group.*Michal Bilewicz, University of Warsaw How…

  • Comment on Verheggen et al.; climate consensus research

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    Here’s my recent Comment on Verheggen et al. in Environmental Science & Technology.  Their core argument in their Reply is that all the non-climate scientists who were invited to participate in this survey because of their climate-related papers – all the psychologists, sociologists, Marxists, economists, palladium experts, etc. – would deny having done any climate-related…