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Feb 04, 2021
Data Science or Quantitative Approaches to Psychological Science Featured
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS, Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences – Assistant Professor.   The Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences is seeking candidates for a tenure-track AssistantProfessor position to identify an outstanding individual who is using data science or quantitative approaches to address questions central to Psychological Science.   All areas of Psychological Science will be considered, but we are especially interested in candidates whose research programs connect to areas of current strength or emerging focus at Washington University, including healthy aging and age-related disorders, cognition, cognitive/affective neuroscience, or diversity science. The individual in this position will conduct research, publish in peer-reviewedjournals, advise students, teach psychology or related courses, and participate in department governance anduniversity service. The primary qualifications for this position are demonstrated excellence in...
Washington University Washington University, Brookings Dr, St. Louis, MO, USA Full time
Feb 16, 2021
Primals Project Post-Doctoral Fellow
Dr. Jeremy D. W. Clifton and Dr. Martin E. P. Seligman at the University of Pennsylvania seek a Post-Doctoral Fellow to join the Primals Project in the Summer or Fall of 2021 for one year, with renewal up to three years depending on performance. Primal world beliefs (‘primals’) are beliefs about the basic character of the world, such as the world is dangerous or the world is abundant . Historically, only one primal has been widely studied—belief in a just world—and it is thought to have a cascading influence across personality and well-being variables because it informs the interpretation of ambiguity, leading in this case to increased productivity, prosociality, and well-being. What about other primals? University of Pennsylvania researchers recently conducted the first broad-based systematic effort to empirically derive all major primals humans hold, resulting in a taxonomy of 26 primals including one primary primal (Good world belief), three secondary primals (Safe,...
The University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA, USA Postdoc