🎉 Sun 8/10 @ 3PM
📍 Mariscos Uruapan, 1465 Dayton St
➡️ Campaign Kickoff w/ @AnneKeke & me
🎟️ RSVP: secure.actblue.com/donate/aps
#KristinForAPS #APS2025
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“I don’t care how you teach. I care about the impact of your teaching.” —John Hattie at #APS2025
At the APS–David Myers Distinguished Lecture, Hattie challenged educators to shift focus from delivery methods to how students actually learn. #Teaching #Learning
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Reunion at APS2025: From left to right Jayanta Chatterjee, Maja Köhn, Yansong Wang
Happy to be at #APS2025, great science and community! And an unexpected wonderful reunion after >10 years with two previous postdocs in my group: Jayanta Chatterjee and Yansong Wang!
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Heading to sunny San Diego for the American Peptide Symposium 2025! Excited to meet fellow scientists who are passionate about peptides, innovation, and collaboration. See you there! 🌴🔬
lucialombardi-researchlab.com/american-pep...
#APS2025 #PeptideScience #ScienceNetworking #Peptides
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American Physiological Society banner featuring blood vessels, cells, and scientific illustrations under the title "PHYSIOLOGY."
ICMYI, abstracts from #APS2025 have been published in the journal Physiology. View them here: ow.ly/22tM50W3hq5 🧪
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Group photo with Dr. Anna Krason, Skylar Kalechstein, Dr. Erica Middleton, Dr. Laurel Buxbaum, Dr. Yingxue Tian, Dr. Amy Lebkuecher.
Photo of Dr. Laurel Buxbaum presenting her invited symposium presentation.
Photo including 4 panels. On the left side, there are 3 photos showing Dr. Amy Lebkuecher by her poster (top), Dr. Yingxue Tian at her poster, and Dr. Anna Krason and Skylar Kalechstein by their poster. On the right, a photo of Dr. Yingxue Tian at the podium presenting her oral talk.
Our Institute was well-represented at @psychscience.bsky.social's recent Annual Convention in Washington, DC, with posters & presentations from our faculty & postdocs. 🧠🔄 🧠📈 🧪 👩🔬 #APS2025
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the conference on our blog:
rehabilitationresearch.jefferson.edu/news/2025/in...
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Three young scientists wearing black suits, two female and one male, stand in front of the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. on a sunny day with blue skies.
This week on the #ISpyPhysiology blog, APS member and #APS2025 blogger @macystahl tells us about her experience at #APSHillDay and becoming a #ScienceAdvocate: ow.ly/VSzv50W0kJY #advocacy #SciPol 🧪
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Cover of the journal Physiology is superimposed on a blurred hallway. The cover features audience members sitting and listening to a scientific talk.
Whether you joined us in Baltimore for #APS2025 or couldn't make it this year, here's your chance to explore the outstanding #physiology research presented at the Summit. Abstracts are now available to read online in the journal Physiology: ow.ly/7SSX50VRh4W 🧪
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English reading isn’t one language—it’s two. Come by and learn why that matters.
🕦 11:30am | 📍Lincoln East @psychscience.bsky.social #aps2025 #psychscience
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Had a blast teaching SEM at #APS2025! Great group of workshop attendees asking thoughtful, engaging questions. Hopefully folks learned something and had fun in the process!
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Two women, Tanya Garg and Abigail Bossa, in grey pants and black shirts, stand together and smile for a photo next to a stand-up banner reading "May 22-25, Washington, D.C., Welcome to APS 2025 Annual Convention.
Tanya Garg and Abigail Bossa are in DC this week for the Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention! Can't wait to hear more about their experience at #APS2025! 🌟🧪✈️
#URochesterResearch @abigailbossa.bsky.social @zvr-bsj.bsky.social @urochestersmd.bsky.social @urochester.bsky.social
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Good morning from #APS2025! Feel free to come and say hi if you want to chat about publishing with Routledge, or explore our textbook catalogue here: www.routledge.com/rsc/download...
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It’s affect all the way down.
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We haven’t solved the problem of human motivation because it’s unsolvable (in current form). A solution: Motivation centers on a single source of value - affect.
Another spicy 🔥 take by Amitai Shenhav (that I think is right)
#APS2025 #SSM2025
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The brain does NOT respect the boundaries of standard mental terms - there are not separate “territories” for perception, cognition, action, emotion, or motivation.
Spicy 🔥 take by Luiz Pessoa (I’m convinced!)
#SSM2025 #APS2025
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We learn how the world works by exploring how different actions produce different outcomes (“empowerment”). Kids & adults prioritize information gain in early exploration of MineCraft, but shift to empowerment in later stages. Empowerment enables causal learning. Allison Gopnik #SSM2025 #APS2025
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Instead they suggest two things: that who we are shapes what we can and do think. And that this means both that we are limited and ALSO that each of us “sees possibilities that the other cannot.” 2/2
KILLER talk by Laura Schulz
#SSM2025 #APS2025
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Imagine two facts:
A) A pizza cutter can be used for cutting up herbs
B) Ancient Egyptians used bread as currency
If you could get more facts like Fact A, or more facts like Fact B, which would you choose?
Tali Sharot #APS2025 #SSM2025
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What makes us curious? We feel curious about what’s in front of us - what we can learn now, not broader more abstract goals. And - we don’t care how hard or easy it is. We’re equally curious if we have to work hard for the answer, or it’s easy to find out. @emilyliquin.bsky.social #APS2025 #SSM2025
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Why do we (sometimes) do boring things? Despite wanting interesting lives, sometimes we end up making boring choices - either bc we HAVE to (external pressures) or because we don’t fully realize how meaningful our choices could be. Great time presenting new work from the lab at #SSM2025 #APS2025
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The CCS lab is en route to #APS2025! Come check out our exciting research tomorrow and Sunday 🤩
@francesghart.bsky.social @sharinahamm.bsky.social
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We feel pleasure 1) the closer we get to our goals and 2) the more meaningful those goals are to us. Anhedonia arises when those goals are too far off or lose meaning. Very cool new computational work by Anna Hall #APS2025 #SSM2025
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Why do we like to learn new things? Learning can be intrinsically rewarding - but more importantly, we anticipate that learning new skills will increase our competence that will allow us to do new things in the future. This prediction is key to intrinsic motivation. Yang Xiang #APS2025 #SSM2025
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How long SHOULD we take to make a decision? At some point the costs of deliberation outweigh the benefits - but that’s NOT how we decide. Instead we try to get as much info as possible. And the more we care about information, the faster we learn, which pays off. Javier Masis. #SSM2025 #APS2025
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Why do gamblers and basketball players get “in the zone”? David Melnikoff suggests we feel “flow” when we don’t know what will happen next and anticipate that our next actions will gives us lots of info (information gain). And we enjoy that.
#APS2025 #SSM2025
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Ever pull an all-nighter…to finish work due months from now? Of course not. As you get closer to a deadline, that deadline pressure flips effort from something costly to be avoided m to something valuable to be pursued. @brainapps.bsky.social #SSM2025 #APS2025
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Imagine you have to cross out the letter “E” on a page filled with letters. Would you rather:
1. Cross out every E
2. Follow a bunch of arcane rules to cross out every E + earn a $1 charitable donation
#SSM2025 #APS2025
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Poster flyer
@annakrason.bsky.social will present a poster at the #APS2025 Annual Convention on May 24 (12:30–1:30 PM ET) examining how cognitive control shapes language comprehension in aphasia. Part of Poster Session VII – Research Proposal Posters. Association for Psychological Science #aphasia #APS25DC
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