Voelkel, J. G., Chu, J., Stagnaro, M.N., Mernyk, J., Redekopp, C., Pink, S., Druckman, J., Rand, D., & Willer, R. (In Press). Interventions Reducing Affective Polarization Do Not Improve Anti-Democratic Attitudes. Nature Human Behaviour.

Santos, L., Voelkel, J. G., Willer, R., & Zaki, J. (In Press). Belief in the Utility of Cross-Partisan Empathy Reduces Partisan Animosity and Facilitates Political Persuasion. Psychological Science.

Frimer, J., Aujla, H., Feinberg, M., Skitka, L., Eichstaedt, J., & Willer, R. (In Press). Incivility is rising among American politicians on Twitter. Social Psychological and Personality Science.

Simpson, B., Feinberg, M., & Willer, R. (In Press). Radical Flanks of Social Movements Can Increase Support for Moderate Factions. PNAS Nexus.

5/6/22

Our research on encouraging COVID vaccination referenced in the New York Times

4/28/22

Our research on politicians' rising incivility on Twitter covered by the LA Times

3/30/22

Interviewed on the “progressive paradox” by Third Way

3/29/22

Our research on support for partisan violence covered in The Washington Post

6/10/21

Science of Moral Understanding Summer Series, UNC-Chapel Hill

4/28/21

Negotiations, Organizations, and Markets, Harvard Business School

5/12/21

Behavior Change for Good, Behavioral Science & COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance miniconference

4/22/21

Pandemic Action Network

4/30/21

Anderson School of Management, UCLA

4/19/21

Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences

12/14/20

Interviewed about the benefits of gossip on You are Not So Smart

9/9/20

Discussed COVID-19 research on Two Psychologists Four Beers

2/19/20

Discussed the replication crisis on Two Psychologists Four Beers

Clayton, K. & Willer, R. Endorsements from Republican Politicians Can Increase Confidence in U.S. Elections.

Voelkel, J. G., Mernyk, J. S., & Willer, R. Resolving the Progressive Paradox: The Effects of Moral Reframing on Support for Economically Progressive Candidates.

Pink, S., Stagnaro, M., Chu, J., Mernyk, J., Voelkel, J.G., & Willer, R. Using short messages to encourage COVID-19 prevention behaviors.