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Aiden Sidebottom

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ICYMI: Eliciting information from Cooperative Sources about Single and Repeated Multi-actor Events is the subject of our first Doctoral Thesis Overview - a brand new CREST resource. Download @FeniKontogianni thesis summary here: https://t.co/gO4UwPBTTE https://t.co/8UeCKK3ltg

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Check out all the new projects CREST has commissioned here: https://t.co/rLRvn1WUzv https://t.co/2W1QJZAGvT

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NEW: @kristineend is looking at the role of emotion in persuasion and the affective processes that drive extremist discourse. Read her ECR blog here: https://t.co/7VuhyR66MO https://t.co/PvPw9XhIvd

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Final two CREST commissioned projects, both based @BristolUni, have been announced: @STWorg addresses extremist Islamist disinformation, and @Dr_EWilliams looks at individual differences in the adoption, use and exploitation of smart home technology. https://t.co/lgkllHVANc https://t.co/f663CX1BGj

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NEW: Eliciting information from Cooperative Sources about Single and Repeated Multi-actor Events is the subject of our first Doctoral Thesis Overview - a brand new CREST resource. Download @FeniKontogianni thesis summary here: https://t.co/gO4UwPkj26 https://t.co/5sfXMA88sh

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NEW: Examining how rapport is built between people of different culture backgrounds, across online and in-person interactions, is the subject of a new CREST commissioned research project, led by Ewout Meijer & @khoogest_ https://t.co/cdVqe3VZkG https://t.co/VFtbws4rNW

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CREST doctoral researcher Abbie Maroño is investigating the effects of interpersonal closeness on nonverbal mimicry during face-to-face interactions. Read about her research here: https://t.co/ruAicp2AGj https://t.co/3g5X7OHbbN

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Have you checked out our latest ECR blogs? See what our doctoral researchers are up to here: https://t.co/0X5qBK4BEB https://t.co/j8bk2NeoNx

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NEW: CREST Guide provides detail on the Self-Generated Cues Technique, which can aid in the recall of information. Written by @FeniKontogianni https://t.co/i3keDO0vMn https://t.co/yGUprdal9w

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Is nonverbal mimicry important in eliciting information? Read about CREST Doctoral Researcher Abbie Moroño's work here: https://t.co/ruAicoKZhJ https://t.co/DVNbrhREhp

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Great to see CREST’s @wendymoncur present her work the @GDSTeam Academy masterclass today. As part of a series of talks by world-leading academics about new technologies impacting public services she is talking about her keeping secrets online work https://t.co/jRYVKT9pY9

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NEW BLOG: CREST doctoral researcher Christina Winters explains how interview context and interpersonal tactics can produce more information about job candidates in sensitive roles. #ECRseries https://t.co/eCrxK1ajof https://t.co/Z6PlxmEJij

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From big data solutions to small data problems – download the #CSR app to read the latest issue #Data on your mobile or tablet device: https://t.co/JdFDjsRNWr https://t.co/16QICwfZMd

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LAST CHANCE TO APPLY: Senior Research Associate with Project Administration Skills to work on the CREST funded project called: ‘Understanding moral injury and belief change in the experiences of police online child sex crime investigators’. @portsmouthuni https://t.co/YR2n7TyWDq https://t.co/ZP4ia8U1t6

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New CREST commissioned research project looks at the cooperation between human and Artificial Intelligence: https://t.co/ALkcboQC5i https://t.co/qWikhJG3Jp

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LAST CHANCE TO APPLY: We're looking for a Communications Director to translate cutting-edge research to a range of audiences as well as edit our magazine CREST Security Review. Come work for CREST and find out more here: https://t.co/ApdnrX0CVQ https://t.co/p2NYGR1Sh9

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NEW research project led by @Szimar aims to develop a behavioural measure of adaptability relevant for police contexts. https://t.co/Sc1sAn9en1 https://t.co/ZUW3dU8zDY

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