My first paper has just been published! Our study focused on how individuals use the COVID-19 pandemic as a reference point for dating autobiographical memories. https://t.co/TZ9OXXmdlw
Importantly, pandemic references were as common as those to major life periods like high school and university.
Our research showed that the pandemic has become a prominent landmark in autobiographical memory, shaping the way we remember and situate past experiences.
We found that participants frequently recalled COVID-related memories, and often used the pandemic as a temporal landmark to date both COVID-related and unrelated memories, even though the pandemic only moderately affected their lives in psychological and material terms.
Recruiting participants living/working FortMc for 7 years+ to take a 1-hour online study regarding their memories of 2016 #FortMcmurray#wildfire.
$25 honorarium will be paid (or donated Wood Buffalo Food Bank, if preferred).
Interested? Please email us at [email protected]
Toplumsal endişelere dair yürüttüğümüz çalışmamız devam etmekte. 15 dakikanızı alacak ve anonim olarak katılacağınız bu çalışmaya şu linkte: https://t.co/rbv29JfgX6
Hello, my friends and wider academic circle. Please consider donating ANY amount to NGOs and agencies accepting donations for the earthquakes in Turkey. Below I listed some options, but I'm sure you can find many options in your own country.
https://t.co/c0CCMTTRlU
Had so much fun attending and presenting @Psychonomic_Soc conference! Thanks to everyone who stopped by my poster to chat about our study. #psynom22@brownmemorylab
We are looking for participants from #California to complete a short online survey regarding their experience of dealing with the #CAWILDFIRES in the recent years.
#CALIFORNIAFIRES
Click the link to participate:
https://t.co/jSTFpI6HYK