PhD and PostDoc positions available to explore how contextual semantic information changes object representations. Super exciting project with a great supervisor(@ortiztudelaJ) in beautiful Granada https://t.co/FdHJJchAie
Are you at #ISRE2024? Come by my poster! Fresh new data showing how subjective feelings can be explained by a combination of two computational parameters. Also, interesting effects of affect on episodic and prospective memory!
Now in press! A new perspective on the age-related positivity effect. Or a paper in which I argue with my previous self.
In this theoretical review I propose a framework to explain the HRV/emotion conundrum in aging.
https://t.co/02iBbiGpbx
#hrv#locuscoeruleus#aging
Are you and interested in a PhD position to study personality, romantic relationships, and health? We (@TilburgU_DevPsy) are looking for a PhD student to work with me, @R_Gabriel_Olaru and @EeskevanRoekel (deadline 28 April 2024)! More information: https://t.co/tqmAlEre2v
Does loss aversion increase with age? This brief Current Opinion in Psych. article provides a review of recent findings and theoretical ideas. Open access here: https://t.co/wPIWFCtw8d
#aging#decisions#gains and #losses
My TEDx talk is now online. I talk about how the predictive mode of our brains could lead to (psycho)pathology and how we could isntead benefit from it. It is in Italian, but you could also add automatic subtitles.
https://t.co/XE9oWq00Tw
Robert Sapolsky is a great scientist and writer, but I agree w the author here that his arguments against free will are unconvincing. Granted, human choice does not arise from a miracle in the brain, but ... https://t.co/Aj7I1MsAjZ
Here is the poster I presented at #EmotionsCongress2023Tilburg. No effects of BDI and SHAPS on learning, memory, and outcome sensitivity/learning rate.
@X If you are at the #emotionscongress2023 in Tilburg, stop by my poster tomorrow at 12:30. I will present a study on depressive symptoms and sensitivity to rewards and punishments.