Carryl Baldwin

Carl and Rozina Cassat Distinguished Professor on Aging, Wichita State University

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

@WFLAJosh Leave a person alone? Sounds like some seriously trumped up charges.

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Interesting new study indicates…”One-quarter of unresponsive people with brain injuries are conscious “https://t.co/9iGmJ0svHO

[Auditory Neuroscience Lab @brainvolts]

Join us on June 25th at @chicagopubliclibrary to learn about the remarkable symbiosis between
the ear and the auditory brain in processing
sound.

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

We know this, can’t we at least keep the crap out of our schools?

Association of ultra-processed food consumption with all cause and cause specific mortality: population based cohort study https://t.co/a4PpRQYucH

[Sound Health Network @SoundHealthNet]

Registration is now open for the 2024 Frequency Following Response (FFR)  Workshop, taking place in Chicago, USA from 12-14, June 2024 @NorthwesternU.
This includes two days of posters, talks, keynotes and a networking event which includes an architectural boat tour of Chicago.

[Todd Kashdan @toddkashdan]

We don’t spend enough time discussing how to make exceptional friends. A lot on loneliness. But not on solutions.

Link to the newsletter in my bio

[Sound Health Network @SoundHealthNet]

Their upcoming workshop on June 12-14 in Chicago is open for registration. The abstract submission deadline is March 31, 2024.

Learn more at the link below. https://t.co/xNQqYgxlAQ

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Music to my ears 😎

[Sound Health Network @SoundHealthNet]

The @NIH workshop that keeps on giving value.

"Empowering individuals and communities to use their own musical heritage to improve health is a very exciting idea that is beginning to take root."

[Erik Hoel @erikphoel]

They buried the lede on this new study. It's not that exercise beats out SSRIs for depression treatment, but that *just* dancing has the largest effect of *any treatment* for depression.

That's kind of beautiful.

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

That’s one dark sense of humor

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Glass bridge with pretend cracking effect
https://t.co/eXUe6CoHvI

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Amazing & fun!

[Joseph S., MD, FCCM @DrJazz615]

Check out the song, Watermelon Man, performed by me, viewed as an EEG Spectrogram! @VUMC_Anes

https://t.co/nXoDyjf86q

[Hasan Ayaz @hasanayaz]

Pre-conference Workshops and Tutorials – call is out.

Submit your proposals for workshops and tutorials for the #Neuroergonomics 2024 community.

https://t.co/ZWsvqi21HV

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Look how much I learned on Duolingo in 2023! How did you do? #Duolingo365

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Let’s try some over the holidays…

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

In a new paper, we examined 11 different interventions to address #climatechange beliefs and behavior (M = 59,440 in 63 countries). Here are the key findings:

1) 86% of people already believe in climate change. So a key issue is how to turn this into action.
2) Beliefs were strengthened most by decreasing psychological distance (by 2.3%), policy support by writing a letter to a future generation member (2.6%), information sharing by negative emotion induction (12.1%), and no intervention increased the more effortful tree planting behavior.
3) In fact, several interventions backfired--reducing tree planting! For instance, "doom and gloom" messages about climate change (ie negative emotion messaging) was highly effective at stimulating climate information sharing on social media (a low-effort behavior), but it significantly reduced decreased tree planting!
4) The effects of each intervention differed depending on people’s initial climate beliefs.

These findings suggest that the impact of behavioral climate interventions varies across audiences and target behaviors. You can read the full paper here (https://t.co/zvhXO3Yncy) or see Madalina's detailed summary below.

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Fascinating

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

‘The thinner tree was cut years ago and the big one has been holding and feeding it since then. They "wake up" together in the spring and "go to sleep" together in the autumn’

Inosculation is a natural phenomenon in which parts of two different trees, commonly but not exclusively the same species, grow together, self grafting and sharing nutrients

The term emanates from latin- ōsculārī, to kiss

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Association Between Slow-Wave Sleep Loss and Incident Dementia https://t.co/BtyyXSGJgu

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

😎

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

Cool beans

[Carryl Baldwin @CarrylBaldwin]

You’re as young as you feel. Under the Cortex https://t.co/iB31cVB2qG #WSU_RIA

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

When he realized red is the good part of the watermelon.. 😅