Had a blast hearing from Prof Raj Shekhawat, GAICD, PFHEA and lab members at our Uni of Adelaide Psychology seminar today. Tons of great work looking at how hearing loss and tinnitus influence social relationships and wellbeing. Thrilled to have them just down the road at Flinders University 🎉

🚨New paper by Savannah Minihan out in APA Journals showing that younger age (11-100) across 2367 individuals was associated with more😢negative affect and less 🙂positive affect at 3 timepoints between May20-Apr21. What about emotion regulation?🧵1/4 doi.org/10.1037/emo000…

Excited to share our new paper🎉 How do people predict what emotions others will experience? To study this remarkable feat of everyday social intelligence, we frame emotion prediction as causal reasoning over a Bayesian Theory of Mind. 📝 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/abs/10.109… 🧵1/

New Paper! Ever wondered about the timing of facial expressions in #face-to-face #SocialInteractions? Check out our #preregistered study in the J of Nonverbal Behavior: rdcu.be/debmz Thread below 1/n

Excited to share a new paper with Seth Pollak Child Emotion Research Lab out in Society for Affective Science! (1/4) Category Flexibility in Emotion Learning rdcu.be/debxp

🎉Come work with us!🎉 We're hiring someone with strong research and teaching skills for a 3-year T&R position. The research area is open, and you'd be joining our brilliant folks working in cog, neuro, clinical, health, org, and dev psych. careers.adelaide.edu.au/cw/en/job/5121…

Really pleased that this study led by Dr Eda Tipura from her time with me in Oxford ExpPsychology. Good fun working with Eda and David Souto (dsouto in bluesky) #anxiety #eyetracking #attentioncontrol Uni of Adelaide link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Research at #UQ shows listening to music can help with study related stress, anxiety and procrastination. The findings have led to a course in using music to regulate emotions and study smarter. Read more: bit.ly/46qqAcc Genevieve Dingle 💉💉💉💉💉 Health at UQ UQPsych

Dr Dianna Vidas Nicole Nelson our study on the news! 👇🏼👇🏼

🎶Good news! Listening to music isn't bad for studying 🎵 Have a listen to Genevieve Dingle 💉💉💉💉💉 talk about our new study, led by the brilliant Dr Dianna Vidas

Permanent level B/C position (Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Psychology) going with us here at Curtin Uni. Not only would you get to work with a great team, you get to live here in WA staff.curtin.edu.au/job-vacancies/…

Come work with me and my lovely colleagues at Psychology at Edinburgh. Edinburgh is recruiting another round of Chancellor's Fellows. Please RT and share with those who might be interested. And happy to chat if you have questions!😊 ed.ac.uk/arts-humanitie…

It's not easy to run infant eye-tracking studies. Here are a few tips my labs use to achieve good tracking qualities with infants: youtu.be/WfWngxpOEQg

Postdoc position available on an ESRC-funded project with Markus Bindemann and me. VR and faces - could anything be more fun? Final week to apply. jobs.kent.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

👉We're hiring! THREE *tenured* posts in computational social interaction research. Questions? Get in touch.

This is a really important paper. I don't know what the RMET (Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test) measures, and neither does anyone else. There is very little evidence for its validity as a measure of "empathy" or other constructs it's purported to measure. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Sustained looking at faces at 5 months of age is associated with socio-communicative skills in the second year of life #OpenAccess doi.org/10.1111/infa.1…

Reminder: Abstract submissions for EPC 2024 are open, closing March 11th. More info is here: asep.com.au/EPC_2024m.html We're looking forward to seeing you all in Adelaide!

Eleanor Moses has published her research investigating the impact of oxytocin administration on the neural processing of visual stimuli that differ in social relevance and emotional valence Nicole Nelson Jessica Taubert and Alan Pegna academic.oup.com/scan/article/1…

🚨Due date extension!🚨 The abstract submission deadline for this year's EPC conference in Adelaide has been extended to March 18th. A bit of extra time for all of you still working on your abstracts!