Katja Rewitz

PhD student University of Hamburg | DHPRL (@DHPRlab)

[Dynamics of Human Performance Regulation Lab @DHPRlab]

Our group had an amazing experience with @martarelli_cori and her group in Brig! Besides sharing our knowledge’s and discussing on some new research ideas, we also experienced hiking in beautiful Alpine mountains ⛰️

[Dynamics of Human Performance Regulation Lab @DHPRlab]

📢 Congratulations to our PhD student @KatjaRewitz on their great work with @sschindler1809 and @WolffWanja ! "Examining the alignment between subjective effort and objective force production" is now published in PLOS One 👏🏼

Check it out here ↗️: https://t.co/f5c9wgkM2B

[Katja Rewitz @KatjaRewitz]

The integration of these factors may lead to dynamic adjustments in how subjective effort is mapped onto objective outputs. (8/8)

[Katja Rewitz @KatjaRewitz]

Excited to share that our paper "Examining the alignment between subjective effort and objective force production" with @sschindler1809 and @WolffWanja is now published in PLOS ONE!

Interested? Then check it out at https://t.co/DVyBsGiqA3

🧵⬇️ (1/8)

[Katja Rewitz @KatjaRewitz]

The mapping of subjective effort onto objective outputs is dynamic across effort intensity, time scales, and effort domains. This suggests that the RPE-force relationship is sensitive to external (e.g., mental demands, time) and internal factors (e.g., fatigue). (7/8)

[In Mind Magazine | Psychology for All @InMindMag]

Bug or feature? Boredom feels annoying and aversive, which is why it is important. In our latest article, we explain why boredom is a catalyst for change. https://t.co/96teThLVGJ

[Dynamics of Human Performance Regulation Lab @DHPRlab]

📢This is also a good time for a shout out to @KatjaRewitz, the first PhD candidate of the DHPRlab! 🎉

In her work, she will focus on basic human sensations and their influence on decision-making & physical/cognitive performance.