Latest posts tagged with #UndertheCortex on Bluesky
In the latest #UndertheCortex episode, cognitive scientists @rebeccasaxe.bsky.social of @mit.edu and @kosakowski.bsky.social of @harvard.edu discuss their groundbreaking findings about the development of the brain’s face-processing network.
On the latest #UndertheCortex, Kristine Cho and Clayton Critcher from @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social share their latest research on doubling-back aversion: the tendency to resist more efficient paths if they require undoing prior effort.
In the latest #UndertheCortex, @brynnsherman.bsky.social from @upenn.edu shares that repeated experiences are more vividly remembered and are often perceived as having occurred further in the past than they did.
In the latest episode of #UndertheCortex, Robert Chavez from @uoregon.bsky.social shared that our brains use two systems to encode people (allocentric and egocentric), and these systems help us organize social memory and navigate our relationships with others.
@draehernandez.bsky.social, Professor of Psychology @uh.edu and editor for Perspectives on Psychological Science, joins #UndertheCortex to reflect on the dynamic relationship between scientific discovery and scientific communication.
@ozgegurcanli.bsky.social chats with @marilynpicciri1.bsky.social and Jessica Fritz about a new AMPPS paper outlining 10 key design and implementation tips for Experience Sampling Method studies—helping researchers apply ESM with clarity, rigor, and real-world relevance. #UndertheCortex.
Why do some people act impulsively under stress? In the latest episode of #UndertheCortex, @ozgegurcanli.bsky.social talks to Matthew V. Elliott from @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social about the science of emotion-driven impulsivity & #mentalhealth.
In the latest #UndertheCortex, Brian MacWhinney, creator of TalkBank, talks with @ozgegurcanli.bsky.social about open-access speech data, AI, and the future of language research.
In a new #UnderTheCortex episode, @ozgegurcanli.bsky.social and Susanne Kerschbaumer discuss the VALID checklist, covering:
✅ Why validity goes beyond just strong methodology
✅ How to avoid common research pitfalls
✅ What the future of scientific rigor might look like
Do kids rely on their memory or turn to external tools like lists? In a new #UndertheCortex episode, @ozgegurcanli.bsky.social talks with @zsuzsakaldy.bsky.social about Kaldy's study on how children balance memory & external aids.
Another fantastic conversation. This time with @ashleylwatts.bsky.social.
Spotify link is in the comments.
#addiction #psychologyofaddiction #addictivebehavior #underthecortex
Is there a single explanation that accounts for all addictive behaviors, or is the reality more complex? @ashleylwatts.bsky.social explores on a new episode of #UndertheCortex
My coauthor, Wen Wei Loh, and I had the pleasure to talk with Özge Fischer-Baum about our work in a new episode of #UndertheCortex, the podcast of APS @psychscience.bsky.social
How do the populations studied impact the reliability of findings? A new episode of #UndertheCortex, Wen Wei Loh and @dongningren.bsky.social shared how non-representative samples can influence study conclusions and highlight solutions for strengthening study validity.
A new #UndertheCortex podcast episode just released! @marlietandoc.bsky.social explores how children’s weaker selective attention could actually be a hidden strength in #learning. #Children #Attention
How does the “dosage” of meditation app use impact #mentalhealth outcomes? On a new episode of #UndertheCortex, @sgoldbergphd.bsky.social talks about various ways to measure dosage and how these metrics relate to changes in psychological distress.
Happy to have you on #UndertheCortex!
The most recent #UndertheCortex features @mdkraemer.bsky.social from the @uzh-diffpsy.bsky.social to discuss how, as individuals step up to provide care for loved ones in need, they face their own #mentalhealth challenges. #Caregiving
How do the five love languages hold up to empirical research? How does gender equality vary by country? Tune in to hear highlights from last year’s most popular research on #UndertheCortex. #PsychologicalScience #Psychology
How do kids develop #teamwork skills? Listen to what @patkanngiesser.bsky.social of University of Plymouth shared in the latest episode of #UndertheCortex about how children learn to cooperate, solve problems, & balance personal vs team goals. #Parenting
How can everyday tech like smartwatches help transform eating disorder management?
Qinxin Shi from the University of Utah shares with #UndertheCortex the potential of heart rate monitors & step counters in treating eating disorders.
#EatingDisorders #HealthInnovation #MentalHealth
On a recent episode of #UndertheCortex, Lara Khalifeh and Leah Richmond-Rakerd discuss the role of aging, life transitions, and retirement as possible contributors to the distinct profile of midlife-onset alcohol dependence. #AlcoholAwareness #MentalHealth
How does the brain’s memory function change as we grow older? Karen Campbell joins #UnderTheCortex to discuss how #aging impacts #memory and the recent discoveries helping us understand these changes better.
Great to have you on #UndertheCortex, @karampbell.bsky.social
Wonderful conversation through @psychscience.bsky.social podcast #underthecortex. Thanks Dr. Campbell!
Can a sustainable lifestyle boost your happiness? In the latest episode of #UndertheCortex, we explore this question and more with Michael Prinzing from Baylor University. #Sustainability #Climate
Haunted houses can provoke chilling delight, provided the fear they evoke remains in a “Goldilocks zone” that is neither too terrifying nor too tame. In honor of #Halloween, check out this #UndertheCortex episode from our archive.
psychologicalscience.podbean.com/e/playing-wi...
This week, APS's @ozgegurcanli.bsky.social interviewed
@miriforbes.bsky.social on #UndertheCortex. Listen to the episode to learn more about this #clinicalpsychscience
article www.psychologicalscience.org/news/utc-202...
#ClinicalScience #MentalHealth
Why do we shy away from tough topics like politics and religion? Join #UndertheCortex with Kristina Wald as we explore the value of having these discussions, even with differing opinions.
www.psychologicalscience.org/news/utc-202...
Why do we gravitate towards friends who share our background and identity? How does this affect our sense of #community and well-being?
Miguel Ramos, University of Birmingham, discusses his recent research on social cohesion and well-being on the latest #UndertheCortex. #Diversity #Friendship
