Nicholas Harp (Nick Harp) has been looking at possible resilience factors which might help to buffer against adverse outcomes throughout the pandemic. Find out more here: bit.ly/3ux4eow

Thanks to Mindful for featuring some of my research on the emotional impacts of MBSR in their magazine - completed with Maital Neta and Jon Freeman. Really appreciate the opportunity to share my findings with a broader audience. CAN Lab @ UNL mindful.org/can-mindfulnes…

Recently out in Personality and Individual Differences with the inimitable Nick Harp and @RebeccaLBrock - many likely know that High Neuroticism = Greater Negativity. BUT in those that rely on interpersonal emo reg, high N can override this negativity!

CAN Lab is hiring! We’re looking for a full-time research specialist to join our team! psychology.unl.edu/can-lab/Lab_Ma…

Some new work with Maital Neta out at JRP! We found that sharing positive emotions buffers loneliness-related negativity during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic. Free access to the paper through the link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gHytL4LD2bqv

Loved writing for Society for Personality and Social Psychology’s Characters & Context about my work at University of Nebraska-Lincoln measuring valence bias in intergroup judgements of facial expressions: bit.ly/3HgfUB6 Thankful for the insight and support of my wonderful collaborators Maital Neta Nick Harp @IngridHaas

One week left to apply for our Research Specialist position!

Previous graduate student Nick Harp (Nick Harp) will be presenting “Valence Bias: The Role of Positive and Negative Responses” at Poster Session 3 on Saturday!

In our latest #PocketScience: Research from Maital Neta & Nick Harp points toward the value of sharing positive emotional experiences amid isolating circumstances — even the early stages of a pandemic. Nebraska CAS Nebraska Psychology news.unl.edu/newsrooms/toda…

New paper out with new collaborators, Andero Uusberg and James Gross, and old, Nick Harp and Claudia Clinchard! We examined the link between valence bias (i.e., interpretation of emotional ambiguity) and emotion regulation (1/2) tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

New work out with Maital Neta ! We assessed valence bias and affective symptoms (depression, anxiety) throughout a mindfulness-based stress reduction program, and found that the degree of change in valence bias corresponded with change in symptoms: rdcu.be/dnr3Y

New meta-analysis out showing the a more positive interpretation/valence bias is linked with higher trait reappraisal: psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi… Led by Nick Harp in collaboration yet again with Andero Uusberg and Twitter-less James Gross!

Come work with us! Deadline to apply is Feb. 21! Please RT.

New work out - led by Claudia Clinchard with both Dr. Tierney Lorenz & Maital Neta! We found that a more negative bias was associated with greater dysphoric-related PTSD and depression symptoms - suggesting a negative bias may be a risk factor for future sx! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38252112/

We're hiring faculty University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Center for Brain Biology and Behavior (CB3)! Job ads in thread below, reach out to me with any questions and please RT!

We'd also like to highlight that Nick (Nick Harp) is giving a talk in the Symposium "What people see in ambiguous facial expressions” at Society for Affective Science! See below for details ✨ #AffectScience2024

I'm reviewing PhD apps this cycle to join us CAN Lab @ UNL! Students can apply thru neuro or soc/cog, and contribute to our work on emotion, emo reg, fMRI, brain networks. If interested, see our website (canlab.unl.edu) and feel free to reach out with Qs! Please RT!

Please RT!!! We are hiring a full-time Research Specialist. If interested, please apply by February 21 using the link (unlcorexmuw.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5m…)