Psychology News Round-Up: ICYMI April 20, 2018

On the Blogs
News and Commentary On Starbucks and IAT and Diversity Training
In the News
On Twitter
Why you should blog about your research. My talk for @BPSOfficial #psyresearchday included shout-outs to science blogging hall-of-famers @edyong209 @Neuro_Skeptic @mocost @mkonnikova et al https://t.co/Q4FUmq5zWT
— Christian Jarrett (@Psych_Writer) April 16, 2018
Shout-out to the typos that make it through three rounds of content edits, copyedits, and two rounds of proofreading. I am inspired by your dedication and tenacity.
— Tahra Seplowin (@calixofcoffee) April 17, 2018
Do you get the help you need at work? Of course not. Here's how to get it via @HarvardBiz (from my new book, Reinforcements):https://t.co/WHsNGZvYbb
— Heidi Grant (@heidgrantphd) April 18, 2018
"It can't just be this one-day training ... this isn't a Pandora's Box you open for the day." -- @CalvinKLai, professor of psychological and brain sciences at Washington University on Starbucks racial-bias training. https://t.co/TJLJHayDxt @KQEDForum
— Monica Campbell (@monica_campbell) April 18, 2018
We’ve received one small grant (thanks @SPSPnews!) and submitted one big one to @NSF. Thanks to @HeatherUrry @CharlieEbersole @RandyJMcCarthy and @OSFramework for their amazing work on the proposal.
— Psy Sci Accelerator (@PsySciAcc) April 18, 2018
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