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Outside of the Global North, Psychological Science Faces a Double Standard

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By Alice Sun
| Association for Psychological Science Verified
Global biases • Breaking down double standards • Building cross-cultural collaborations Quick Take There is a persistent double standard in how research outside of the Global North is reviewed and perceived; samples from countries in the Global North still dominate the literature. Fundamental changes to journal practices, bringing more global scholars to leadership roles, and conducting more equitable collaborations with researchers in underrepresented countries may help to address biases.
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Across the South, Purple Martin Parties Are the Hottest Ticket in Town

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By Alice Sun
| Audubon Verified
Under the fluorescent light of a Discount Tire sign, hundreds of people gathered in a strip mall parking lot near Austin, Texas. In between chats with volunteer naturalists, many lounged in lawn chairs or lay on blankets atop the warm concrete and grass. Then as dusk turned to dark, the show began. A chorus of chirps filled the air, and a cloud of swirling birds descended onto the trees before the crowd, who were ready with their poop-shielding hats and umbrellas. The guests of honor?
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Across Cultures, People Share Beliefs on How Children’s Minds Grow

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By Alice Sun
| Association for Psychological Science Verified
Although scientists understand a great deal about how a child’s mental capacities develop from decades of experimental evidence, much less is known about how everyday people perceive this process. “These beliefs matter because they may shape what parents and teachers expect from the children,” said Xianwei Meng, a developmental psychologist at Nagoya University.
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