Forschungskolloquium des Instituts für Psychologie

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Fr. Dr. Marx-Dick "Interventionsmöglichkeiten bei Insomnie" (ONLINE)

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Tobias Wolfram (Universität Bielefeld) "Die intergenerationale Transmission von sozioökonomischem Status - eine verhaltensgenetische Perspektive" (ONLINE)

26.11.2024

Carmelo d'Agostino (Lund University, Faculty of Engineering) "Traffic simulation as a tool" (PRÄSENZ)

Zwei Vorträge vom ZKFS mit anschließendem Get Together (PRÄSENZ)

Nathan Honeycutt "Political Bias in the Academy: A theoretical model, and emerging empirical data". (ONLINE)

Political bias can manifest in nearly every area of the academic and scientific enterprise, undermining the mission of the academy and the uncovering of scientific truths—undercutting the validity and credibility of academic scholarship.

In this talk a theoretical model will be presented outlining manifestations of political bias in the academy. Specifically political bias can influence who becomes an academic, the questions asked, the measures used, how research findings are interpreted, ideas and findings being suppressed, what is cited, and the canonization of research findings.

Following, empirical data bearing on how political bias manifests in who becomes an academic will be presented and discussed, in addition to potential directions for future empirical research.

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