Congratulations to Sarah Rösch and @larapuhlmann for our newest publication on cross-modal components of #alexithymia in multiple #social#cognition tasks, it is already available online:
https://t.co/rqXcx91rav
New paper! 🎉 Together with @katrin_preckel, @pkanske, @soerenkrach, @fmpaulus et al, we show that a single dose of intranasal #oxytocin did not significantly influence reward-related brain activation in men with and without #autism. @CBBM20
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https://t.co/QVrAzBOv2L
I wrote a thing!
Stress und Resilienz sind gerade in aller Munde. Warum und vor allem wie wir erforschen, wer gerade jetzt gut mit Stress umgehen kann, erkläre ich in einem Blogpost:
https://t.co/tMBl7Iy5nW
Now fully open access, our *fMRI item analysis of empathy and Theory of Mind* with Matthias Tholen @MathisTautwein Anne Böckler & Tania Singer
@tudresden_de @TUD_Science @KanskeLab@MPI_CBS
https://t.co/VLxvpjQqwY
4--Hurra New York: Wer langsamer geht, hat den älteren Körper. Und das ältere Gehirn ...
https://t.co/Kwl5Z0wZGu
Väter mit #Elternzeit machen auch danach mehr:
https://t.co/gTpzSm1ENG
Interesting news from the group of my former boss Herbert Herzog at the Garvan Instiute of Medical Research: "Comfort food leads to more #weight gain during #stress"
https://t.co/XZ4VGUW7Ve
Acute psychosocial stress increases serum BDNF levels: an antagonistic relation to cortisol but no group differences after mental training
Great work by Roman Linz @larapuhlmann ... @GChrousos@VeronikaEngert Tania Singer
https://t.co/hL4FOXz74F
Congrats to my former colleague Monika Eckstein who co-authored this interesting article: https://t.co/lwj6V3mv04 in which they suggest that especially individuals with low "a priori" dyadic #stress coping abilities benefit from #oxytocin administration.
Check out an interesting comment by Jaswal & Akhtar on
"Being vs. Appearing Socially Uninterested" in which they challenge the #social#motivation hypothesis in autism and suggest "multisensory integration deficits" in #Autism https://t.co/X8QtJ9PPgE
Interesting symposium on "Social Interaction: Neurobiological Reward Systems and their Role in Mental Health“ coming up on the 6.-8. Mai 2019 in Heidelberg, Germany: https://t.co/Hnx73YwnHi