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11 Mar

That’s a wrap! #spsp2026

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Last day!

24 Feb

Hello Chicago! Oh Lab @ohlab.bsky.social at #SPSP2026 hailing from Singapore--8 presentations and 7 speakers across posters, talks, and a symposium. Come say hi! 👋

28 Feb

Last day!

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@finneazmoner.bsky.social

28 Feb

Today (Saturday, Feb 28) 2pm in E271 #spsp2026

finneaz@finneazmoner.bsky.social

Super excited to chair my first symposium with @dongwonoh.bsky.social at @spspnews.bsky.social this Saturday (2pm-3:10pm, E271)! We have talks from Abhinanda Dash, Ming Huang Teo, Bastian Weitz, and me. If you are in the Windy City and curious about social hierarchies, join us! #SPSP2026 🌬️ 🌬️ 🌬️

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*Correction: DongWon’s cultural psych preconfeference talk is on Wednesday, Feb 25 (not Tues, Feb 24)!

MAP Lab 🔍🧩🤼‍♂️👁‍🗨@ohlab.bsky.social

Hello Chicago! Oh Lab @ohlab.bsky.social at #SPSP2026 hailing from Singapore--8 presentations and 7 speakers across posters, talks, and a symposium. Come say hi! 👋

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5 Feb

Big congratulations to Yuqing Shi @syuqing.bsky.social, a PhD student of mine, on receiving the Besample Dissertation Grant! Really exciting work on cross-cultural face perception. Can’t wait to see where this goes. besample.app/dissertation...

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18 Feb

Now in press at SPPS. Ruled out perceiver effects, stereotypical trait structure, assumed similarity; tested generalizability; and added longitudinal data. Kudos to coauthors @finneazmoner.bsky.social, Natasha Tan, and others. First paper as PI! Latest preprint: osf.io/preprints/ps...

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Dan Oh (DongWon) | 오동원@ohdanieldw.bsky.social

Excited to share our new research on how we project our own personality structures onto others! Our paper "Self-Other Mirroring in Personality Structure" is currently under review. Check out the preprint: osf.io/preprints/ps...

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Bastian Jaeger

@bxjaeger.bsky.social

15 Oct 2025

👇Last chance to sign up!👇

Bastian Jaeger@bxjaeger.bsky.social

Are you doing research on impression formation, face perception, personality judgment, or related topics? Then you might be interested in joining our collaborative study! Follow the link for more information: tilburgss.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... #socialpsyc #PsychSciSky

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30 Sept 2025

Replying to @ohdanieldw.bsky.social

Congrats Joy Tong for her single-presenter talk acceptance at #SPSP2026: “Intrapersonal Factors Trump Contact Frequency in Cross-Racial Face Recognition.” Network analysis shows that quality interactions (not mere exposure) are what matter for improving other-race recognition.

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30 Sept 2025

Replying to @ohdanieldw.bsky.social

Congrats Finneaz @firdausmoner.bsky.social for his accepted symposium “The Architecture of Status Perception: Economic Status Stereotype Awareness Shapes Clothing-Based Competence Perceptions” at #SPSP2026! He’ll present “Dressing the Part,” and Ming Huang (Ben) Teo will share “Empowering Attire."

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30 Sept 2025

For the first time, my trainees got their SPSP talks accepted--and 3 at once! Such a blessing. Congratulations to Finneaz Moner @firdausmoner.bsky.social [lab manager], Ming Huang (Ben) Teo [former lab manager)], and Joy Tong [PhD student]. Proud of their hard work. See you in Chicago! #SPSP2026

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5 June 2025

I'll be in Sydney (June 16–21) for conferences and Melbourne (June 21–25) for a talk at the University of Melbourne. If you're around and want to connect, @ me! Would love to meet up 🇦🇺🦘🐨🪃 #EPC2025 #APCV2025

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5 May 2025

Year 3 comes to a close. Grateful for steady growth and small wins—a seed grant, journal R&Rs, and new manuscripts in the works. Thank you to the students, RAs, and lab manager for showing up with care, curiosity, and energy. Wishing all the best to those graduating.

Dan Oh (DongWon) | 오동원@ohdanieldw.bsky.social

Year 2 as an assistant prof is complete. Kudos to my fantastic team - 7 undergrad thesis students, 3 first-year PhD students, lab manager, and RAs. Amazing work this year! Congrats to all those graduating 🎓🎉

23 Feb 2025

Oh Lab represents!!! #spsp2025

20 Feb 2025

Today (Feb 20) 6-7PM in Exhibit D 🔜🚀 [211] Implicit Encoding of Social Trait Perceptions (Anqi Mao) [214] National Identity Motivates Individuation in Other-Race Perception in Multiracial Societies (Joy Tong) [193] Selective Halo Effect (Yuqing Shi)

Dan Oh (DongWon) | 오동원@ohdanieldw.bsky.social

🌟 My brilliant students are making their debut at #SPSP2025 in Denver 🌐 I'm so proud but sadly can't join. Come check out their work 💪:

[1/n] We recently participated in a competition to improve "Prejudice 1.0", a model by Eric Hehman and Rebecca Neel, the first mathematical formalization of universal prejudice prediction. hehmanlab.org/competition paper [Psych Rev 2024]: psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-... preprint: osf.io/vz6gc/

[10/11] The consistency in outcome is remarkable considering a wide range of groups considered, from historically marginalized groups (Black/gay/transgender people, immigrants) to high-status groups (extremely wealthy people). This suggests a "base recipe" for prejudice, regardless of target group.

[11/11] Thanks to PhD students Anqi Mao & Yuqing Shi for their work. And to @erichehman.bsky.social and Rebecca Neel @travislim.bsky.social for organizing this novel competitive collaborative approach to advancing prejudice research. Excited to see where the future research will take this research.

[8/n] The winning approach among our internal candidates kept it focused: just 4 key stable predictors in each model, including symbolic threat, contact quality & group identification. These focused models actually outperformed more complex versions by reducing statistical noise.

[9/11] Pretty pleased to share that MAP Team placed 3rd on bias prediction and 6th on outgroup attitudes. The models explain more than half the variance in prejudice across very different groups with similar predictors. Good work, team!

[6/n] To predict universal prejudice patterns, our team balanced competing goals: learning from all data vs. avoiding overfitting. We tested multiple approaches - Random Forest, Elastic Net regression, PLS regression, & Principal Component Regression.

[7/n] Our final models used Random Forest for bias & PLS regression for outgroup attitudes. Using the full dataset with careful variable selection based on model performance proved more effective at finding universal predictors (e.g., rather than separating data by prejudice target group or for CV).

[4/n] As in the original Prejudice 1.0 model, the competition targeted two aspects of explicit prejudice: 'Bias' (ingroup vs outgroup rating difference) and 'Outgroup Attitudes' (direct outgroup ratings). Different psychological processes might drive these two outcomes.

[5/n] The competition drew 90+ researchers across 40+ teams (!). Goal was to Create models predicting prejudiced attitudes toward different social groups. Team Cluster Busters won by achieving 55%+ variance explained, big improvement over the baseline. Kudos to Team Cluster Busters.

[2/n] Why important? While psychology has produced many verbal theories of prejudice over 80+ years, they rarely made precise predictions or competed head-to-head. According to the authors (and I agree) this mathematical approach lets us make specific, numerical predictions about prejudice levels.

[3/n] The approach used explicit item-level measures of key constructs (e.g., contact quality, perceived threat, group identification) rather than pre-defined latent factors. We tested these predictors across different target groups to identify the most consistent, universal prejudice predictors.

14 July 2024

Day 2 #apcv2024

MAP Lab 🔍🧩🤼‍♂️👁‍🗨@ohlab.bsky.social

<<Thursday, July 11>> 📜 1130 Alyssa Goh 📜 1300 Ben (Huang Ming) Teo #apcv2024 apcv2024.com

14 July 2024

Day 1 #apcv2024

MAP Lab 🔍🧩🤼‍♂️👁‍🗨@ohlab.bsky.social

<<Wednesday, July 10>> 🗣️ 1030 Joy Tong 📜 1300 Firdaus Moner 🗣️ 1400 DongWon Oh #apcv2024 apcv2024.com

9 July 2024

Excited to announce five of us are presenting at #APCV2024 in Singapore this week! ✨👀🧠 See you there! 📅 Wednesday, July 10 1030 Joy Tong (talk) 1300 Firdaus Moner (poster) 1400 DongWon Oh (symposium talk) 📅 Thursday, July 11 1130 Alyssa Goh (poster) 1300 Ben Teo (poster) (abstracts in 🧵)

9 July 2024

<<Wednesday, July 10>> 🗣️ 1030 Joy Tong 📜 1300 Firdaus Moner 🗣️ 1400 DongWon Oh #apcv2024 apcv2024.com

9 July 2024

<<Thursday, July 11>> 📜 1130 Alyssa Goh 📜 1300 Ben (Huang Ming) Teo #apcv2024 apcv2024.com

29 June 2024

Congratulations Alyssa Goh and Benny Teo for receiving the NUS Dean’s award, an award given to top 5% of the cohort with the highest academic achievement 🎊👏

2 July 2024

Kudos to Jothiga Baskaran, yet another thesis student in the lab who got the Dean’s list award 🔥🏅

29 June 2024

Congratulations Justin Thio on the Association of Muslim Professionals Prize for his honors thesis, a prize given to a thesis student with the best academic project relevant to the Malay/Muslim community in Singapore 🎉🙌

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14 Sept 2023

Replying to @ohdanieldw.bsky.social

Seeking plant wisdom, I called my parents in Seoul with green thumbs 🪴 Hoping I can keep this lovely gift thriving (or, alive) 😅

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