Hurray, our new paper just got published in Scientific Reports (@stherAarts, @joostw)! Our results suggest that our ability to inhibit responses towards food reward is attenuated when we eat while we are distracted:
https://t.co/GJFty5xtFz
Please retweet | Looking for **UK residents** to fill out a questionnaire on sweet foods, sugar and sweeteners.
Please help my PhD student, Claudia, who is working both at @WhatscookingHN @wur and @Bournemouth_Psy
https://t.co/OPs4cpYZSZ
Preprint online with @CoolsControl & @predictivebrain @flodlan in which we demonstrate that the curiosity-triggering state of uncertainty has aversive properties. Being curious is not always that much fun 😉
Home snacking? Please do it mindfully! Our new paper about distracted eating in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition https://t.co/FYzhdLzUed
@irisduif@joostw@mo_mars
We zijn nog steeds op zoek naar gezonde kinderen van 8-10 jaar, die graag mee willen doen aan wetenschappelijk onderzoek! In dit onderzoek bekijken we wat voeding met je hersenen doet: hoe vind jij de weg in onze game? Meer informatie:
https://t.co/ivuai32RVH
We have a new preprint, entitled: "Distraction attenuates goal-directed neural responses for food rewards"! Check it out at: https://t.co/HKMQA5QPPR @stherAarts@joostw@WUR@Radboud_Uni@DondersInst
Our research into lifestyle change for Maintaining Optimal Cognitive function In Ageing (MOCIA) funded by NWO! Big team effort and really excited to get started!!
https://t.co/rVDxeTzvkr
Postdoc position in cognitive neuroscience on the inflammation-motivation link in obesity, working with @stherAarts. Application deadline 17 November. #vacature https://t.co/4Pe6bPzOiK
Esther Aarts, associate PI at the Donders Institute, has been awarded a Starting Grant from @ERC_Europe. She will study why it is so difficult for people suffering from obesity to stick to lifestyle changes. Congratulations @stherAarts! https://t.co/XWEnVKrNvN
Very happy that my Master thesis is finally out in Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience! @Psychonomic_Soc We studied a very intriguing question for people who read this on Twitter: Why do people take breaks? https://t.co/vPExBOuOEI Thread 1/20
Check out the preprint of our new paper! "Effects of distraction on taste-related neural processing" https://t.co/PXcN1GzokM @stherAarts@joostw@mo_mars
Setting up for my poster presentation at #sbdm2019 Stop by at poster 79 if you want to see how choice increases curiosity! ;) (work with @lievlie , @flodlan , @CoolsControl )