[Please retweet!] My paper, 'Cognitive Representations of Social Relationships and their Developmental Origins" has been accepted at Behavioral and Brain Sciences! I'm thrilled to be able to engage with people's commentary! Please consider writing one! https://t.co/Hk3p5FPPdq
Want to study how humans think about social relationships? I'm reading grad applications this cycle! More about me https://t.co/2NlWhSMH0X more about the Thomas Lab https://t.co/vlZpt0Fern
If you're at a large state university or an institution with a substantial number of first-gen and working class students, check out our article in @Teaching_Soc about how to address the specific set of structural barriers these students face. https://t.co/CglpHuV7ua
🚨JOB🚨 I'm hiring a 2-year #cogsci#postdoc to work on an @NSF-funded grant at @BowdoinCollege, exploring the mechanisms of memory search! Underrepresented minorities and applicants with experience in computational modeling encouraged to apply! Details at https://t.co/0JfxgTdQeK
Practicing my #SRCD23 talk to my toughest audience...
Come learn about parental scaffolding in children's referential pact formation in our symposium on broadening the lens parent-child interaction!
11:45am in Room 355 E
I will be presenting work with @hawkrobe and @danyurovsky, testing multiple accounts of why children may struggle with referential communication, and consider how parents can scaffold the development of childrens referential skills
@CKVanPay My talk (part of a symposium) will be on Saturday Mar 25 at 11:45am! Our symposium is about parent-child interactions as a mechanism of developmental change
Do infants modulate their own language input? Is the use of simpler IDS in response to infant vocalizations specific to child-centric cultures? Out now in TopiCS: “Immature vocalizations simplify the speech of Tseltal Mayan and U.S. Caregivers” A 🧵: /1 https://t.co/4hOuLLDgZX
@PeretzLange So maybe part of the issue here is that the parents told kids they would have $5 to spend on Amazon (or whatever amount they accumulated from doing multiple studies), and are disappointed to find out the gift card isn't for Amazon
@PeretzLange I also admire your effort to not support Amazon- some labmates have tried to brainstorm alternatives as well. I think parents may just assume gift cards are from Amazon from experience, but also some kids are "promised" the money (i.e., they get to use the money to buy things)
I am hiring a research scientist (starting salary $98k) in Boston to explore EEG connectivity/microstates, preprocessing methods/software, and largescale longitudinal developmental studies. Hoping for longterm collaborator! pls email: [email protected] & pls RT!