Excited to attend this fantastic meeting in an amazing location - join us if you can! 🙂🌸⛩️
---
RT @S4SNeuro
Our 2024 annual meeting will be held in beautiful Tskuba, Japan! 🤯
We can't wait to welcome you there 🌸
https://twitter.com/S4SNeuro/status/1654604078423449601
Society for Social Neuroscience on Twitter
“Our 2024 annual meeting will be held in beautiful Tskuba, Japan! 🤯
We can't wait to welcome you there 🌸”
RT @OxfordPERL
Come work with us on an exciting project with @MasudHusain @brain_apps @littleneuro exploring the links between neurotransmitter function and motivation and effort-based decision making. Funded by a @wellcometrust discovery award. @OxPsychiatry
https://my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit/erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_id=164905RT @ProfData
When people do "semantic foraging" from memory (e.g., list all the animals you know) they tend to generate clumps of related items (e.g., pets, then African animals, then farm animals, etc.). ChatGPT shows this same behavior for a bunch of prompts, 1/2
3 ways psychology can help to reduce climate change
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-helpful-brain/202303/3-ways-psychology-can-help-to-reduce-climate-change new blog post in @PsychToday with @DrJoCutler. We discuss the contribution of psychology for understanding motivation, mental health and misinformation👇🌎💚
3 Ways Psychology Can Help to Reduce Climate Change
A UN climate report warns the world may be on the brink of catastrophic warming.
RT @unibirmingham
Ever felt so stressed or overwhelmed that it's like the world around you in rushing by & you're stuck in a 'bubble'?
Dr @ECernis explains the idea of 'dissociation' and how research helps us understand how it relates to mental health
https://youtu.be/QdSos8LUtx4
Brain Awareness Week: Have you ever felt stuck in a 'bubble'?
Looking forward to contributing to this exciting expanding empathy series! An impressive line-up covering many fascinating topics and integrating both philosophy and psychology ☺️ hosted by @DCameron84👇
---
RT @DCameron84
Excited to announce Expanding Empathy 2023 @RockEthicsPSU, the 5th year I've hosted the series through the Moral Agency & Moral Development Initiative. As in last year's format, we will have four panels that pair psych…
https://twitter.com/DCameron84/status/1632748097913737216Looking forward to contributing to this exciting expanding empathy series! An impressive line-up covering many fascinating topics and integrating both philosophy and psychology ☺️ hosed by @DCameron84👇
---
RT @RockEthicsPSU
Scan the QR code to register! 5th Annual Expanding Empathy series hosted by @DCameron84. ~ @PSUPsychology @PHILatPSU @PSULiberalArts @SSRIPennState @McCourtneyInst @psuanthro @SmealCollege @PSUBellisario @PSU411 @…
https://twitter.com/RockEthicsPSU/status/1637894137272827904RT @brain_apps
Reminder, deadline this Wednesday for the open postdoc position in my lab examining the neural and computational mechanisms of motivation and decision-making:
https://edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_6001/job/537/?utm_medium=jobshareResearch Fellow (Postdoctoral) - Psychology - Grade 7 - 100660
We are seeking a motivated postdoctoral researcher to join the Motivation and Social Neuroscience lab (https://www.msn-lab.com) led by Dr. Matthew Apps. The lab studies the cognitive, computational and neurobiological basis of motivation and decision-making in healthy young adults, across the lifespan, and in neurological and psychiatric disorders. We study both healthy motivation and its disruption (e.g. apathy, anhedonia, and fatigue). This post is funded by Fellowship grants from the BBSRC and Jacobs Foundation, totalling £1.4m.
RT @mkwittmann
New work with @NoonanMP @mscheuplein @SophieGGibbons out in @PLOSBiology : Neurodevelopmental changes in reward contingency learning during adolescence linked to lateral orbitofrontal cortex and the anterior insula. @OxfordWIN,
@MPC_CompPsych, @EP_UCL
https://twitter.com/NoonanMP/status/1636662070266527745
