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Sedentary behavior and lifespan brain health cell.com/trends/cogniti…

Standing out: an atypical salience account of creativity Forum by Madeleine Gross & Jonathan Schooler (Jonathan Schooler) doi.org/10.1016/j.tics…

What does decoding from the PFC reveal about consciousness? Opinion by Ned Block (Ned Block) Free access until July 30th: tinyurl.com/yucwap2c

Thalamocortical architectures for flexible cognition and efficient learning Feature Review by Daniel Scott, Arghya Mukherjee, Matthew Nassar, & Michael Halassa doi.org/10.1016/j.tics…

Our forum discussing how 1-8 Hz delta/theta rhythms linked with cognitive control are decreased in Parkinson's patients with dementia and cognitive impairments is out at Trends in Cognitive Sciences pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39003229/ Key for new biomarkers and treatments. w/Rachel Clark Cole James F Cavanagh

Three roots of online toxicity: disembodiment, accountability, and disinhibition Opinion by Swati Pandita (Swati Pandita), Ketika Garg (Ketika Garg | केतिका गर्ग), Jiajin Zhang (Jiajin(Molina) Zhang), & Dean Mobbs Free access until August 27: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jONv4sIRvTB…

Mental state decoders: game-changers or wishful thinking? Opinion by Andrew D. Vigotsky (Andrew Vigotsky), Gian Domenico Iannetti, and A. Vania Apkarian Free access until August 29: tinyurl.com/mwxp28vz

When expert predictions fail 🧠 🚨Recent paper In Trends in Cognitive Sciences🚨 (1/12) ⤵️ doi-org.proxy.lib.uwaterloo.ca/10.1016/j.tics…

Delighted to share new joint work with Nicholas Shea on quality space computations for consciousness in Trends in Cognitive Sciences sciencedirect.com/science/articl… A thread 1/N 🧵

Is working memory domain-general or domain-specific? Review by Nazbanou Nozari & Randi Martin Free access until Sept 4: tinyurl.com/3zzh3nfw

Neuroimaging and behavioral evidence of sex-specific effects of oxytocin on human sociality Review by Tanya L. Procyshyn (Tanya L Procyshyn), Juliette Dupertuys, and Jennifer A. Bartz OA: tinyurl.com/4r2y5tyr

So much new and exciting work -- from LLMs to VSAs -- reshapes the science of concepts. See our new Trends in Cognitive Sciences review on why vector-based models might just be what we need, and why a successful theory of human concepts no longer seems out of reach. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Analogies for modeling belief dynamics Feature Review by Henrik Olsson & Mirta Galesic OA: doi.org/10.1016/j.tics…

I am pleased to have published a spotlight paper in Trends in Cognitive Sciences, providing a brief review of the paper recently published by Hagura-san's group HaguraN in Nature Human Behaviour (Ogasa et al., 2024). authors.elsevier.com/a/1jbdS4sIRvTB…

Really excited about our new review in Trends in Cognitive Sciences with Nathan Lau and Daniel Ansari where we advance the discussion on the interplay between math ability and math anxiety with a focus on the role of "Math Avoidance"! Check it out here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jbW44sIRvTB…

Beyond discrete-choice options Review by AH Hadian Rasanan , NJ Evans, laura fontanesi, Catherine (Cathy) Manning, C Huang-Pollock, Dora Matzke, Andrew Heathcote, Jörg Rieskamp, Maarten Speekenbrink, MJ Frank, Stefano Palminteri, C Lucas, J Busemeyer, R Ratcliff, & JA Rad tinyurl.com/3dsbs3zm

Minds and markets as complex systems: an emerging approach to cognitive economics Review by Samuel G.B. Johnson, Patrick R. Schotanus, & J.A. Scott Kelso Free access until September 28: tinyurl.com/5xsd88bj

The Dimensions of dimensionality Review by Brett D. Roads (Brett David Roads) & Bradley C. Love (Bradley Love) tinyurl.com/5n8t626c

Congrats to my Caltech labmates and social media project co-workers Swati Pandita, Ketika Garg | केतिका गर्ग, Jiajin(Molina) Zhang, and Dean Mobbs--new writeup of their work from Trends in Cognitive Sciences now available from the website 🥳 Excerpts in the thread below... caltech.edu/about/news/und…

Developing language in a digital world Young children's screen time is rising, sparking worries about its impact on vocabulary development. In this TiCS article, Sarah Kucker, Ph.D. discusses why it's not just about "how much" screen time, but how it's used. tinyurl.com/43bacada