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Jim McNulty is a professor of psychology at Florida State University. He studies close relationships, and in this episode, we talk about his research on “automatic partner attitudes.” When someone sees their romantic partner, their feelings about that person spring automatically to mind. And sometimes those feelings conflict with what they openly SAY they feel about their partner. Jim shares his findings from studies that measure people’s feelings toward their partners.
Episode 89 of Opinion Science, Released January 15, 2023. Produced and hosted by Andy Luttrell
For more, head to this episode's webpage: opinionsciencepodcast.com/episode/episode-89-opinions-of-our-partners-with-jim-mcnulty
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Opinion Science is a psychology podcast exploring the science of our opinions, where they come from and how they change. Each week I talk to social scientists and professional communicators about how the work they do reveals key insights about public opinion and persuasion.
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Jim McNulty is a professor of psychology at Florida State University. He studies close relationships, and in this episode, we talk about his research on “automatic partner attitudes.” When someone sees their romantic partner, their feelings about that person spring automatically to mind. And sometimes those feelings conflict with what they openly SAY they feel about their partner. Jim shares his findings from studies that measure people’s feelings toward their partners.
Episode 89 of Opinion Science, Released January 15, 2023. Produced and hosted by Andy Luttrell
For more, head to this episode's webpage: opinionsciencepodcast.com/episode/episode-89-opinions-of-our-partners-with-jim-mcnulty
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Opinion Science is a psychology podcast exploring the science of our opinions, where they come from and how they change. Each week I talk to social scientists and professional communicators about how the work they do reveals key insights about public opinion and persuasion.
Follow this psychology podcast...
Website: opinionsciencepodcast.com
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/opinion-science/id1506227206
Twitter: twitter.com/OpinionSciPod
Facebook: facebook.com/OpinionSciPod










