Love to see this research line continue. Indeed an important and solid study.
In @eLife: Optogenetic stimulation of the locus coeruleus enhances appetitive extinction in rats https://t.co/swTcrEb64B
Stress influences decision making without being chronic, recent, or associated with prior behavior.
New paper led by star student, Russell Dougherty, with support of Zaidan Mohammed, Donna Toufexis, and lab.
https://t.co/wRCqL1Zuat
Does a finer grained analysis of response rate reveal differences between goal directed and habitual responding? Find out here:
https://t.co/pRHG194Zzb
The @vtcenterbh located at the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine announces 1 predoctoral & 3 postdoctoral research fellowship opportunities funded by NIH in our internationally-recognized center of excellence for substance use disorder research. See more info⬇️
Friend who are @APA members: I'm on the ballot for the Board of Directors. I want to ensure science retains a strong voice on the BoD. You'll get your voting link on August 1 and I'd appreciate you ranking me your #1 vote! @apadivision50@APADiv28@division_55@apadiv25
There are so many good talks at this year's #APA2023 conference! Here are some more recs to add to your list😃Are you giving a talk? Presenting a poster? Feel free to tag us on your tweet; we will retweet and help promote your talk/poster!
ICYMI, all of our #VCBHLectureSeries presentations from September 2023 to May 2024 can be accessed at your YouTube channel. Take a look and see what you can learn!
https://t.co/3JmlBwYVdq
I ran this study on Prolific, it returned some interesting results:
Partial reinforcement extinction and omission effects in the elimination and recovery of discriminated operant behavior. https://t.co/ydMimx4HZL
To celebrate our brand new look, we’re running two competitions - one for our researchers and one for our participants!
For researchers, enter now by quoting this tweet and sharing your favourite findings from a study you ran on Prolific ❤️
Prizes and details in the thread 👇
New review from the lab led by @JoanneGladding and @mike_kendig: Diet and obesity effects on cue-driven food-seeking: insights from studies of Pavlovian-instrumental transfer in rodents and humans https://t.co/gQMDBCGfOM. Thanks to reviewers @FabNaneix and @EricThrailkill!
Happy to announce the publication of our book on Learning processes. This is a really accessible book great for neuroscientists, developmental psychologists, clinical psychologists, etc, interested in delving more into basic psychological principles….
https://t.co/sY0HWaRzQE
Our firstborn baby Fever To Tell is turning 20 🥳and in honor of this whopping passage of time we present to you a look back at those early rock-yyy days with There Is No Modern Romance. Available for streaming on @YouTube
https://t.co/fZ6LfEh8b5
On April 20, the Department of Psychology will hold its annual Pheonix Lecture in memory of the late professor Nadia Chaudhri, whose work and inspiring story touched so many.
Details of this hybrid event can be found here: https://t.co/avbmOMGO3B
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How did psychedelics go from being a symbol of the 1960s counterculture to being touted as among the newest, most promising mental health treatments? On today's pod, Dr. Albert Garcia-Romeu talks about whether the research backs up the hype. https://t.co/3UOWvGIXMC