Inga Marie Freund

PhD student in Clinical Psychology at the University of Amsterdam
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🔎 Emotional Memory, Network Theory, EMA
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[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

How can common causes or latent constructs, such as emotional memory, be conceptualized in a network model of psychopathology? New paper in the special edition on the network approach in ‘Behaviour Research and Therapy’. Arntz, @Renee_M_Visser, Kindt. https://t.co/GultcIxtqF🧵

[Jack Peters @_j_peters]

New paper alert 📢 @FreundInga, M. Kindt, @Renee_M_Visser, @AAPvanEmmerik, and I tested whether real-time assessments influence retrospective intrusion reports, and then systematically compared the two assessment methods. https://t.co/Z6TF4bHRq8
#BETP #memory #EMA @ELSpsychology

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@raziraes Sounds really interesting!! Is there already more information (despite the registration link) about the event to be found somewhere?

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

This podcast is based on the following: https://t.co/rZEhsH0ul6 🔍

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

🎙️Exciting news! Our opinion piece on network theory & emotional memory is featured on the @ResearchpodHQ podcast! 🎧Tune in to explore the fascinating insights and implications for understanding and improving mental health. Listen here: https://t.co/FF13RoGUyI
#mentalhealth

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

"employment conditions have become a hindrance to research productivity, innovation and progress, and are an undisputable source of discrimination. Paradoxically, these employment conditions are purportedly designed to incentivize high-quality research." 🚨https://t.co/EfcAnE3IgH

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

About to set up an ESM/EMA study? Then have a look at these 10 primers! Kudos to the authors!👏

[Jessica Fritz @DrJessicaFritz]

♦️📢New preprint alert📢♦️

Delighted to finally share our preprint: "So you want to do ESM? Ten Essential Topics for Implementing the Experience Sampling Method (ESM)"

https://t.co/yeNurBBJvu

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[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

Thought-provoking preprint! And finally a computational paper that can be understood as clinical psychologist without having to be a methods expert!

[Oisín Ryan @Oisin_Ryan_]

How can computational models help us to improve treatments for mental disorder? In our latest preprint (https://t.co/unW5lKKowp) @jonashaslbeck, Don Robinaugh and I explore how these models can be used to simulate in-vivo trials of new and existing treatments 1/n

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@drfjola @Blackwell_SE Thanks for sharing! Good point, this is an important aspect to consider when trying to capture memory using EMA! So I would also be very curious to hear if there is any data on this yet?

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

Enjoyed the NSMD annual meeting in sunny Maastricht with lots of discussion and excellent talks from @CheriLev, @OmidVEbrahimi, @Harriëtte Riese. Happy to be part of @NSMDresearch!

[New Science of Mental Disorders (NSMD) @NSMDresearch]

PhD position at University of Groningen, related to NSMD: Life meaning and substance misuse: a (causal) network approach. https://t.co/pDuQNgSdHi

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@mearistodemou I am very much looking forward to reading this!!

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

This article came out just a month ago: our bodies greatly change during pregnancy - even our brains! I am so grateful for having had the chance to be involved in this project showing how wonderfully sophisticated women's bodies are!

[Nature Mental Health @NatMentHealth]

🔥 Hot from the press! 🤰 Pregnancy may cause changes in maternal 🧠 brain structure and function which correlate with mother-child bonding 🤱 Check out this cool work by Hoekzema et al. @NatureComms 👇
@h_v_steenbergen @EACrone
https://t.co/AZArFCtsxO

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

3/ In addition, our findings suggest that besides auditory and visual cues, olfactory cues may also be useful agents for reactivating memory.

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

1/ Want to test sensory-rich and personally-meaningful emotional memory in the lab? 🧐
@_j_peters, Merel Kindt, @Renee_M_Visser, and I used the following approach:
https://t.co/daq3ioilJ0

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

2/ We induced an emotional memory using an adapted version of the Trier Social Stress Test. Seven days after induction, the memory was rated as more negative and arousing when reactivated with sensory cues that were directly related to the experience compared to control cues.

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@BouwmanVera Thank you Vera! Also kudos to you for your presentation !

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@Eavanmac Grab a drink or a bite to eat in my favourite beach restaurant - Tulum in Noordwijk https://t.co/C6XTC7FEZq

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

@SLKoole @NSMDresearch @SLKoole thank you for letting us know! Hopefully this one will do: https://t.co/97TU7sCJFS

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

Years of research places emotional memory or mental representations at the root of mental disorders. So, is it justified to reject all common causes, or can we find middle ground, bridging decades of research and theories with this new take on mental disorders? 3/3

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

How can common causes or latent constructs, such as emotional memory, be conceptualized in a network model of psychopathology? New paper in the special edition on the network approach in ‘Behaviour Research and Therapy’. Arntz, @Renee_M_Visser, Kindt. https://t.co/GultcIxtqF🧵

[Inga Marie Freund @FreundInga]

Psychology has witnessed many paradigm shifts, from psychoanalysis, behaviourism, to the cognitive revolution, etc. With the trending network approach to psychopathology rejecting the notion of underlying causes – are we on the verge of a new paradigm shift? 2/3