1/8 Excited to share our paper 'A Threat to Cohesion: Intragroup Affective Polarization in the Context of Intractable Intergroup Conflict' with Daan Vandermeulen, Nimod Nir, Ifat Maoz, and Eran Halperin, now published in JCR! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00… --> 🧵

We are happy to report that our latest paper, 'Evidence for grid-cell-like activity in the time domain', has just been published in Neuropsychologia! Congrats to the talented researchers Greg, Amnon Dafni-Merom, Rotem & Shahar Arzy. Find the paper here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1ivzN6TBG1zMh

Very excited to share a new textbook I am working on (led by the twitterless(?) Louis Teitelbaum). It's called Data Science for Psychology: Natural Language, and it covers text analysis and social media research w/ example code in R ds4psych.com

What can computational models tell us about social learning? What can’t they tell us (yet)? 🧠

A new paper from me and Cecilia Heyes

Birkbeck School of Psychological Sciences Oxford ExpPsychology
osf.io/preprints/psya…

We have a new paper out about how attention resolves what we call the 'temporal binding problem'.

I'll get to writing a twitter summary soon (I hope!).

Meanwhile, feel free to read, critique, and ask any question you might have. It's open-access.
link.springer.com/article/10.375…

New preprint!
We used reinforcement learning to formally evaluate the way knowledge and experience shape advice giving, and how individual differences and contextual advice consequences modulate this relationship. Lead by Hernan Anllo, with Gil S. Stefano Palminteri Prof Nichola Raihani

Check out our new preprint! 🚨🚨💫💥

Can we figure the social incentives and computational drivers behind the act of giving advice?🗣️👤

Happy to have worked with Stefano Palminteri , Prof Nichola Raihani Gil pereg and Uri Hertz in this super cool project!

researchsquare.com/article/rs-420…

Very interesting new paper about the role of subcortical regions. Our brains are indeed not onions with a reptile inside...

Asymmetric cognitive learning mechanisms underlying the persistence of intergroup bias nature.com/articles/s4427…

In a minimal group design in which players can zap each other, participants showed intergroup bias, as they were more likely to zap outgroup players and less likely to learn about outgroup players' individual positive behaviours. @Uhertz Orit Nafcha nature.com/articles/s4427…

Excited to share our Uri Hertz new paper in Communications Psychology on social learning asymmetries and the persistence of intergroup bias.

New paper out from the lab modelling fatigue in cognitively and physically effortful tasks. See more below.

The University Center for Human Values at Princeton is hiring this year - Open Rank, Open Area with a focus on Ethics in Society: princeton.edu/acad-positions… - Please share!

📢I am looking for a postdoc to work on the cognitive neuroscience of self-beliefs at Institut du Cerveau - Paris Brain Institute 🤩🧠✨ - details here: marionrouault.weebly.com/uploads/4/5/7/… informal inquiries are welcome & RT is appreciated 🙏

My social psych lab has moved to UCLA, + we're looking for driven graduate student applicants!

More on the *NEW* UCLA Social Minds Lab👇

Please RT + share with your students!

kremslab.com