Changes in the eye's pupil can reveal how we react to exciting things. But can they help us to understand reward processing using slot machines?
In our new study in @PLOSONE, we untangle different effects of slot machines on human eyes as a potential indicator of arousal.
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With funding from @BrainCanada we are evaluating the @JoyPop_app as an e-mental health support for emerging adults (18-25) who need but are waiting for mental health services. @MindSea@CopingLab
Our study shows a link between maternal perfectionism and binge eating in daughters. It suggests that mothers' perfectionistic concerns may play a role in maintaining binge eating habits in emerging adult daughters. #perfectionism#bingeeating
https://t.co/X8249wpxnc
Yesterday I accepted an offer to make my dream job permanent. Huge as that is, work today feels exactly the same as it always has. I think that’s a sign of how good I’ve had it in my contract positions.
Remember when major sports leagues shut down in March 2020 because of COVID-19? No surprise, the amount of sports gambling decreased as a result (at least in Canada).
Less access to gambling equals less gambling. 👇
New Research: Changes in sports gambling behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada: Sports betting is one of the most popular forms of gambling in Canada; recent prevalence estimates indicate that 7.9% of Canadian adults endorsed… https://t.co/Y5taSuvXLw #Psychiatry
What makes a productive #PhD student?
A. A SUPPORTIVE supervisor
B. SUFFICIENT salary each month
C. LIMITED working hours
That’s all needed for a PhD fellow to perform productively.
Link: https://t.co/UgjfSsUTPG
@OpenAcademics @PhDVoice
@seanpmackinnon how do you not get consumed by guilt knowing that your suboptimal work is published and available for other scientists to use? asking for a friend...
I frequently get asked by students whether a psychology degree is right for them. Here is a thread with some of what I think are the main considerations that anyone thinking of studying for a BSc psychology should be aware of.
What is science? 🤔
1) High schoolers: "the hypothetico-deductive method"
2) College grads: "how society builds collective knowledge about the natural world"
3) Grad students and professors: 👇
New publication in Addictive Behaviors!! 👇
Over time, feeling depressed can lead to MORE heavy drinking, whereas feeling physical aspects of anxiety (e.g., trembling, breathing difficulty) can lead to LESS heavy drinking.
@AndyJamesKim@DrSHStewart@AislinMushquash