Excited to share this work that came out of such an enjoyable visit with the wonderful people at the DyNaC lab @Radboud_Uni. Thanks to @NSERC_CRSNG for providing the foreign study supplement that made this collaboration possible.
Feeling very fortunate to have such an amazing supervisor and cheering squad today! Huge thanks to everyone in the Campbell lab that made this possible!
New preprint! Using self-report and RT-based indices of mind wandering, we show that older adults differ in MW type and frequency, but the behavioural and neural consequences are similar across age groups. @DuraMudder @karampbell https://t.co/HWedQ5SVU6
Very excited to share this preprint (my first!) with the brilliant @emilyydaavis @Sarah_e_h_ @karampbell & @sheldonmemory ! Here, we show that aging affects the content but not the accuracy nor temporal organization of recall for complex memories.
@DavidClewett @karampbell @AgingCognitive Good call! I just checked this and the correlation doesn't come out in the difference scores but does for across cues (trends in within cues). I'll have to give this some more thought, but thanks for your question!
After a long break from our campus, we are thrilled to welcome back therapy dogs for grad students next TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, starting at 1pm!
There's nothing like spending quality time with some cute dogs. We hear that they're really great at making ruff days pawsitive again.
Thrilled to be presenting at #VWMS this afternoon at 1:45pm(EDT)! Sharing our work on age differences in VWM when attention need to be flexibly allocated at encoding (and some exciting follow-ups in the works). Come join us! The lineup looks awesome! https://t.co/RiyVMfL0Jk
Thanks to my amazing advisor, my committee members and external who all challenged and supported me! Special thanks to my labmates who made this all possible! I couldn't imagine having a better grad school experience so far!