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@OhioStatePsych
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    The Ohio State University Department of Psychology
    @OhioStatePsych
    Aug 18
    Do you know an early-career researcher making transformative contributions to the science of polarization and misinformation? Nominate them today for a C-SPAM Early-Career Achievement Award! Learn more: go.osu.edu/cspam-awards
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    The Ohio State University Department of Psychology
    @OhioStatePsych
    Jul 30
    Will AI save or destroy us? Four panelists addressed this question at Ohio State last week as part of a public panel hosted by the Department of Psychology and the Collaborative on the Science of Polarization and Misinformation (C-SPAM). Learn more: go.osu.edu/DK9X
    People sitting down and talking, one person holding a microphone, Expert panel discusses how to make AI work for the benefit of humans and society, 21 july 2026
    Four people sitting on a sofa, one person holding a microphone
    Ryan King standing at a podium
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    The Ohio State University Department of Psychology
    @OhioStatePsych
    Jul 24
    Congrats to the winners of our third-ever Behavioral Neuroscience Olympics! Last week, members of the Behavioral Neuroscience graduate program competed in a variety of events, including a lab fashion show, which Kirby Lab manager Byron Smith won with his custom lab coat.
    Students working in a lab
    Byron Smith walks in front of a crowd while wearing a pink and purple lab coat
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    The Ohio State University Department of Psychology
    @OhioStatePsych
    Jul 16
    Simply playing organized youth sports does not reduce the likelihood of committing violence in one’s lifetime, and in some cases, may increase it, according to a new study led by Emily Nothnagle ’21. Read more: go.osu.edu/DKbv
    "Our findings challenge the common notion that sports are inherently good — that you just put kids in sports after school and it's going to be okay. There is more to the story." - Emily Nothnagle '21, PhD Student, Ohio State College of Social Work
    Kids in red and blue jerseys playing soccer on a green field
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    The Ohio State University Department of Psychology
    @OhioStatePsych
    Jul 14
    ONE WEEK AWAY! Join us July 21 for a free public panel on AI and its real-world impacts. The panel is part of the groundbreaking Mind and Machine Alignment Summit. Learn more and RSVP: go.osu.edu/DKPC
    Chinasa T. Okolo, Technecultura
    Abi Olvera, Golden Gate Institute
    Steve Rathje, New York University
    Michael Inzlicht, University of Toronto
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