Interested in running #psychological studies online?
Check out our best practice suggestions @SwissPsyO. It’s #openaccess. https://t.co/kNWLU2CPee Pls RT
I’m particularly proud of my former student @nathangagne10 who put in tremendous work during thorough peer review. (1/6)
I’m proud to be one Early Career Award winners of the Schizophrenia International Research Society, presenting our collaboration on
Visual Perceptual Disturbances in Psychosis in Real, Augmented, and Virtual Environments: A Systematic Review and Experimental
Data at 12pm today.
@aldersonday @echrgroup@dr_emmaclaire@CatherineBorto1 @aldersonday thank you for all the support with organizing this meeting. It's fantastic to see where you brought the ECHR network and I'm even more excited to see where it will be going. Your supportive and insightful nature is a pure gem to have in the academic community.
@S0niaBansal@echrgroup @aldersonday You are welcome Sonia. Thanks for your great talk, which would have also made for a full keynote, I'm sure. I'm looking forward to hearing more from you in the future.
Thank you @anaptpinheiro for your fantastic keynote at #ECHR2023 on what hearing voices tells us about voice perception!
Such a fantastic scheme of work for any academic, let alone an @echrgroup member!
@KathaSchmack @aldersonday @echrgroup Thank you a lot @KathaSchmack for coming to @UniLuebeck and delivering such an inspiring keynote. "Hallucinating" mice are always make for a fascinating topic but more importantly all ECHRs benefits greatly from your insightful questions and comments.
And happy reading ;)
New pre-print out on PsyArXiv today!
How does dyslexia impact memory in everyday life? We investigated working memory challenges in #Dyslexia with respect to non-linguistic stimuli in the context of applied consumer #psychology
https://t.co/m8zBxQaROB
Our findings speak to the role of dyslexia as a multifaceted learning disorder that stretches beyond just its linguistic definition. Dyslexia may exert wider reaching effects that also touch upon aspects of daily living that do not involve language and are therefore unexpected.