Testing the impact and durability of a group malleability intervention in the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

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@rhea_arini @jayvanbavel @falklab @betsylevyp Also: https://t.co/1FyYqo9VqC @Amit_Goldenb https://t.co/9c19oq7Q7v

RT @francescagino: Teaching people that groups are capable of change & improvement proved superior to a control intervention in improving…

Teaching people that groups are capable of change & improvement proved superior to a control intervention in improving attitudes, hope, & willingness to make concessions. Evidence from a period of extensive violence in the Israeli–Palestinian c…

@kelticwai17 @Leesplez We have a paper that I think does a pretty good job. https://t.co/aMibVLTLjR

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