🚨 New WP 🚨 In late 2020 we gave 5,000 low-income US participants $2000, $500, or nothing ($2.5m in transfers), measured survey outcomes, & (for 43%) have access to bank info. What did we find? 1/ (w/ @AniaJaroszewicz, @julianjamison, & Oliver Hauser)
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I was bullied in the workplace and the time, energy, effort, and mental health it took to resolve it was devastating. Still mentally recovering. It's a real problem and we need to do better at preventing it.
1.Construct and task labels often evolve quickly in psychology, posing challenges to literature integration efforts. One solution is to use methodology as the principle organization of the literature. Our mapping review on memory development did just that: https://t.co/7JYFaxlgJz
We @FINNLab_neuro@DartmouthPBS are hiring a postdoc to study individual differences in social perception! Creativity, enthusiasm, + experience in computational visual and/or social neuroscience highly desirable. More info below. Informal inquiries welcome. Please RT!
Not enough superlatives out there to describe my excitement that I’ll be starting my own lab @UCRiverside Psych in 2023!
I use EEG, fMRI, & behavior to study context + memory in younger and older adults.
I’m hiring a lab mgr, grad students, & postdoc. Lmk if you’re interested!
Academics in higher positions often forget: nurturing the mental health of the PhD students is not ONLY for the students’ benefit. You want high output, papers, funding, successful research? You ain’t getting that if everyone is burnt out & depressed.
@AcademicChatter@PhDVoice
🎉Lab manager application is live!🎉 Come help found a new lab @PsychPrinceton investigating emotion using linguistic, developmental, neuroscientific, and translational tools w opportunities to lead studies! Priority deadline March 15. RTs appreciated 😊 https://t.co/1k6dNYjS3m
A great primer in Neuron on mixed-effects models, familiar to many psych people, but fewer neuro people!
Beyond t test and ANOVA: applications of mixed-effects models for more rigorous statistical analysis in neuroscience research
https://t.co/u8hdLMaUZz
Finding positive meaning in past negative events adaptively updates memory, leading to enhanced positive emotion and content at future retrieval
@mspeer3@mr_delgado1
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