Lecturer in Psychology @YSJPsych. Future thinking, self-regulation, simulation, goals. "The future is but the present, a little farther on" - Jules Verne
📣Fully-funded ESRC studentship at Oxford focusing on youth trauma and sexual harm, with the brilliant Dr Alex Lau Zhu, Professor Lucy Bowes and Dr Carmen Chan. @topic_group
Deadline to apply is Friday 3 Jan.
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What is the true range of mental imagery? https://t.co/7Qlnti0gho from @sampendu. I'd call myself an associator - I don't "see" faces when I think of them, they're not in my visual field, but I get a visual impression. It's not purely knowledge.
@WithrowCPNewell@jes_hooper@PostdocVoice Yeah, in a UK context this would include post-92s, which are more likely to actively value diversity of background / experience and probably links outside academia. Though you may be applying to these already (just assuming from Exeter that you might be aiming for Russell Group)
Please can you take part in our new study about the UK election? Only 10 mins before and after the election. Must be a UK voter, and will get a chance to win £50 shopping voucher; details in link and below
➡️ Link: https://t.co/m1hJzLvIam
Researchers - a family of an autistic child with language difficulties got in touch asking if we had any research projects they could take part in, but we don’t have any projects for autistic kids at the mo! If anyone has projects let me know and I’ll direct the fam to you.
This will be A BIT VERY EXCITING! Join Adderstone (that's me and Gemma McDermott), White Sail, @AmyJaneBeer, Hannah Davies and Lara McClure for a waterbound feast of a gig aboard the @ArtsBargeYork in aid of @RighttoRoam
Tix from https://t.co/HXXqVerCE1
We're hiring ! #PhD-position to study why some people tend to diminish positive emotions through dampening thoughts, like 'These positive feelings won’t last '. Dampening is implicated in various forms of psychopathology, particularly #depression.
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Out now in @APA_Journals Emotion: https://t.co/Lkz1iJB8m5 Anticipatory (now) emotions are weaker than anticipated (then) for the same pos/neg future events, given high depressive symptoms. As presented at #APP Leuven.
Join us during the @YorkFestofIdeas for Curious Minds Discovery Zone on 8 June.
Take part in a special science engagement event that will introduce kids to the wonders of psychology-related research in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. 👇
https://t.co/DTXUB8mRbb
@kaitlynmwerner Get into some relevant literature, without putting pressure on yourself to process/master/systematise too soon. Also take advice from anyone 1 or 2 years ahead in your topic area and/or institution. Also, never produce a Gantt chart! 😂
@thuyvytnguyen @jonmcphetres @sirileknes Chocolate looks great, almost architectural! I have just been at a conference in Belgium but, leaving in a rush, had to make do with supermarket chocolate!
We're pleased to announce that our All About Respect project has secured Home Office funding, launched in 2017, to tackle gender-based violence and harassment and promote a zero-tolerance approach. The funding will enable a range of new activities.👇
https://t.co/tRxDI7M2XW
Do you collect autobiographical memories? Would you like an automated scoring tool to reduce all those hours of human scoring? Download our natural language processing model, recently published in Behavior Research Methods
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Just out in PLOS One: Compared to controls, those completing positive simulation training subsequently showed a stronger implicit expectation that negative events would not happen to them. @ysjpsych@HULLPSY @JulieLinJi @Blackwell_SE https://t.co/WNaqUVh19A