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Have you ever worked on a group presentation and had someone redesign half the slides? If so, take our study with your group and see who has the best taste in design compared to design experts! https://studies.labinthewild.org/socialmedia-ads/?REF=MST

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"I did better than 90% of humans."

Exciting news! More than 300,000 LabintheWild participants across 57 countries have helped gain new insights into human cognitive empathy in the largest study to date. The findings were just published in PNAS: Women are generally better at recognizing another person’s emotions than men and this result is consistent across the lifespan and across eight languages. Thank you to all who participated in the study!

Here is the full article: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2022385119

Is this emoji skeptical or deep in thought? Take our experiment to tell us how you use and interpret and use emojis like this one to find out if the way you use emojis differs from others: https://studies.labinthewild.org/emoji-dict/?REF=MST

Technology is NOT culturally neutral! Take our experiment to learn more about how tech isn’t culturally neutral, and learn about how your cultural values compare to a chatbot and people around the world! By understanding how culture influences how people use technology, we can design technology that is more inclusive and reflective of diverse human experiences.
https://studies.labinthewild.org/ai-values/?REF=MST

Did you know Italian children as young as two years old already gesture more than their Canadian counterparts? This is because culture influences how much context people provide when they communicate with each other. To learn more about your communication style, take our study: https://studies.labinthewild.org/highlow/?REF=MST

Your culture shapes more about you than you think… including how you make decisions! 🌍 Discover your decision-making style and see how it compares to people around the world, all while helping researchers design technology to better fit people’s cultural needs. Free, 5 minutes, and surprisingly revealing. https://studies.labinthewild.org/manns-dm/?REF=MST