Christiane Büttner
chrbuettner.bsky.social
postdoc at Stanford researching social interactions, ostracism, and social media processes https://christiane-buttner0.webnode.page/
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My co-edited volume in the The Journal of Social Psychology with Jim Wirth celebrating the career and legacy of Kipling Williams is now live. Thanks to editors Brad Okdie and John Edlund, and the authors who contributed. Finally, thank you Kip! www.tandfonline.com/toc/vsoc20/1...
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Phubbing feels like a universally rude behavior—but it turns out that’s not quite true, as Christiane Büttner (@chrbuettner.bsky.social), Elianne Albath (bsky.app/profile/ealb...) & Rainer Greifeneder show in their paper. I’m proud that this research was conducted using Besample!
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A simple question — when does a delayed reply feel like being ignored? This study answers it with a sharp vignette design, showing that ghosting is a threshold shaped by context: urgency, past reply speed, tiny shifts in expectation. Smart and precise. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Kazarovytska, F., Árnadóttir, K., D’Ottone, S. A., Halabi, S., Clarke, E. J. R., Sharma, S., Heidrich, V., & Imhoff, R. (in press). Do people across the world want to remember positive ingroup histories? Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. Preprint doi: doi.org/10.31234/osf...
Show PostAcross seven countries, we find striking cross-national differences in what people want to preserve in collective memory. In some countries, primarily want to remember events in which the ingroup behaved morally. In other countries, there is a weaker preference for these ingroup-favoring histories.
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