Claire Gregory, PhD

PhD in decision making processes. Behavioural and cognitive psychologist.

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

New paper out in Current Psychology!

We found for everyday choices, trusting your gut led to more satisfaction & happiness with your choice. And we developed a scale to assess if people used intuitive or analytical processes to make a specific choice!

https://t.co/FKrNx6y9lQ

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

Proud to announce that yesterday I passed my Viva and am officially Dr Claire Gregory, PhD! 🎓

[Tomer Ullman @TomerUllman]

btw, I'm looking to take on a PhD student in Fall 2024. I'm generally interested in computation, cognition, and development, and particularly interested in intuitive theories (everyday physics and psychology), commonsense reasoning, and the imagination.

[Soren Iverson @soren_iverson]

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[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

Had the privilege of presenting some of my recent findings on intuitive decision making processes and post-choice satisfaction at this years #SPUDM2023! Thank you to the audience for all the insightful questions and support!

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

In Vienna for #SPUDM2023 !! So excited to hear about all the recent research everyone’s been doing

[Lionel Page @page_eco]

New post: "What is a bias?" As behavioural economics faces growing questions about its findings, I revisit the overall meaning of the literature on biases.
https://t.co/3v2VdtJVG9

[Dr Charlie Gardner (also on the blue place) @CharlieJGardner]

Happy 111th birthday to this little one

[Elizabeth Dunn @DunnHappyLab]

In a NEW PAPER out today @NatureHumBehav we show that some of the most popular strategies for increasing happiness are not well-supported by rigorous scientific evidence. A thread. https://t.co/mJ9WEngrZy

[Katy Milkman @katy_milkman]

If you’re in or adjacent to the field of #BehavioralScience & aren’t talking about the new evidence of data fraud by ⁦@HarvardHBS⁩ ⭐️ Prof. ⁦⁦@francescagino⁩, read this immediately 🤢👇🏻 ⁦⁦@DataColada⁩ We have to do better. https://t.co/PWDSnJpWnU

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

Proud to announce that I won the People’s Choice Award for my Three Minute Thesis entry!!
(& was runner-up for the Judges Competition!)
Glowing reviews include “sorf of brilliant” and “made me feel warm and happy somehow” - check it out below! #MakingTheInvisibleVisibleConference

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

I'm currently a finalist in the University of Surrey 3 Minute Thesis competition - you can check out my video below! #3MT

Also, if you feel like voting for me in the People's Choice Award, the link is here: https://t.co/bUV4LuR3t9

https://t.co/1IggHtuvsb

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

I'm currently a finalist in the University of Surrey 3 Minute Thesis competition - you can check out my video below! #3MT

Also, if you feel like voting for me in the People's Choice Award, the link is here: https://t.co/bUV4LuR3t9

https://t.co/1IggHtuvsb

[Dr Sophia Quirke-McFarlane ☘️ @sophiaqmcf]

📢 Is a significant other in your life a feeder (i.e., someone who offers others food even when they are not hungry or do not express a desire to eat)? If so, @Jane1Ogden and I kindly invite you to take part in our short anonymous survey: https://t.co/yljnn5NA88

[Sebastián Valenzuela @SebaValenz]

Misinformation is often more viral than information. Why? Because it's easier to understand. False, imprecise content is typically written at a lower grade level than true content. That's what we found in this new study (open access): https://t.co/Jp2an97B6y

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

Excited to be a finalist in this year's Three Minute Thesis (@3MT_official ) competition, where I spoke about my thesis topic "When and Why Intuition Predicts Decision Satisfaction"!

Next steps: Re-record and make it even better! Stay tuned :)

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

Spent this morning at the University of Surrey annual Psychology PhD Conference! Presented my findings of my recent study - addressing potential reasons why intuitive decision making is predicting satisfaction with everyday choices. #psychology #phd #realworldimpact

[Robin Rohwer @RobinRohwer]

Mom asked, "I wonder when cherries bloom in Japan?" So I found 1200 years of data online and made her a plot.

[Christie Newton @ChristieANewton]

Are you interested in intuitive-analytic thinking styles? Do you use the Need for Cognition scale or CRT?

Well, we think we might have a better way to assess intuitive-analytic thinking styles! 🧵

Research with @gordpennycook, just published in PSPB:
https://t.co/8jBKxGvym9

[Kate Nicholls @kate_j_nicholls]

Do you exercise regularly? Based in the UK? Participate in a research study! See details below for the online survey (approx. 20/25 minutes to complete). If you’re interested in more research, you can include your email to take part in a 1-1 interview. #exercise #workout #fitness

[Claire Gregory, PhD @cgregoryx]

I'm proud to be representing the University of Surrey Psychology PhD program as one of the Student Stories. Anyone who knows me knows I'm always talking about how much I love my job as a doctoral researcher!

Check out the article here: https://t.co/NPwu4c83sV #phd #psychology