New paper out from my old lab at the UC Davis, exploring cognition in teens and young adults with ASD!

Check out our new preprint, now available on bioRxiv. Such a pleasure working on this with such a great team!

The Solomon Lab is looking for an RA! If you're interested in clinical cognitive neuroscience/autism research this could be a great opportunity for you! Find out more and apply here: recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF03988 Marjorie Solomon UCDavisMINDInstitute

New work led by Christina Bejjani uses incidental encoding of feedback stimuli to probe how people learn about changing demands on cognitive control: Evaluating the learning of stimulus-control associations through incidental memory of reinforcement events. psycnet.apa.org/record/2021-81…

New paper out led by Nick Brosowsky (now faculty at Manitoba, and too cool for Twitter): we find that by manipulating task difficulty on task switch vs. repeat trials, we can move around around people's flexibility (switch costs and switch rates). psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-00…

New preprint with Tobias Egner: we showed whether temporal order memory for cross-boundary stimuli is enhanced or impaired relative to within-event items depends on whether the encoding context is present or absent during the memory test. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Cognitive Control tweeps: if you are looking for invited speakers, symposium organizers, reviewers, editors, award nominees, collaborators, etc. in our field, please consider consulting the newly minted Women in Cognitive Control website: womenincognitivecontrol.org

"No need to choose: independent regulation of cognitive stability and flexibility challenges the stability-flexibility tradeoff" now accepted at JEP:General! 🎉 Preprint is on bioRxiv w/ newer figures & expanded disc, postprint coming soon. Thanks to Tobias Egner and all reviewers!

Hot-off-the-press, huge effort led by Christina Bejjani, aided by Rick Hoyle: with N=950, we probe the structure of learned adjustments in cognitive control in two domains, conflict-control (stability) and task switching (flexibility). 1/3 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Officially out now in JEP:General! 🎉