We study the neural basis of human social behavior, with a focus on morality, altruism, and socio-emotional decision-making.
Providence, RI
Joined June 2018
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If you are interested in cognitive maps or social networks, we are looking to hire a post-doc who will work on a recently funded NSF project that continues this line of work. Get in touch for details!
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We're hiring! A full time research assistant/lab manager who is interested in social neuroscience @BrownCLPS! Email us your CV and reference list to [email protected]! Please RT and share feldmanhalllab.com
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New paper out! w/ @jpheffne & @orielf
We show that anxiety, gender and media consumption were the main predictors of COVID-19 emotional distress last year, during the first stage of the pandemic:
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.@Salon highlights study by @BrownUniversity @BrownCLPS Prof Oriel FeldmanHall showing that personality trait of "being intolerant of uncertainty" can exacerbate "neural polarization." bit.ly/3yM3gof
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A new Brown-led study on political polarization shows how an aversion to uncertainty is often associated with black-and-white political views. brow.nu/polarization2
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This is your brain on partisan politics: New scientific study reveals key cause behind polarization ift.tt/3ylKlAw
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A new study on political polarization led by a #BrownBrainScience team shows how an aversion to uncertainty is often associated with black-and-white political views. Learn more: buff.ly/3uPqxDA
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Congrats to @orielf and @OlgaDalMonte1, winners of the 2020 S4SN early career awards in social neuro (s4sn.org/early-career-award). In a pool of fantastic candidates, these are worthy winners. Congratulations! Looking forward to your talks on Feb 3rd tinyurl.com/yyyxpo3e.
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Congratulations to prof. @orielf who received an Early Career Award from the Society of NeuroEconomics! Learn more about this award and FeldmanHall's research: buff.ly/3l2VI8o
#neuroeconomics #BrownBrainScience
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Interested in joining Brown CLPS as a PhD student? We are holding a #GraduatePreviewDay on November 12th at 3-4pm (EST)! A panel of grad students and professors will address audience questions.
You can sign up here: bit.ly/2I5hPhe
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Latest lab pub in @PsychScience spearheaded by twitterless Amrita! How does learning unfold in our highly uncertain social world? Contexts change and there are always dynamic hidden states (people aren't singularly trustworthy, they change over time). 1/x doi.org/10.1177/095679762091…
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New preprint: Emotional responses to prosocial messages increase willingness to self-isolate during the COVID-19 pandemic psyarxiv.com/qkxvb
Huge team effort to create this preprint in less than one month! Big thanks to collaborators @orielf @marclluis #covid19study
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Just out! @jpheffne first paper explores across 5 studies why we don’t always punish: it can send a negative moral signal (if punishing as a victim) that can influence ones reputation (but this is not the case when punishing as a third party) nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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My first first-author publication with @orielf (my incredible mentor) is out! @FeldmanHallLab
We show that punishment is not always preferred to non-punitive alternatives and acts as a conduit for different moral signals depending on the social context
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Latest from the lab! @psychNerdJae shows how groups influence moral preferences: a DDM reveals that people actually become less cautious when deciding in a group and come to value punishment more, increasing punishment rates by 40% rdcu.be/bOx3K with @apaxon
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2019 SANS Innovation award goes to pnas.org/content/115/7/E1690 #SANS2019
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Super impressed and so proud of @psychNerdJae for being awarded a @NSF GRFP!! So well deserved!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Can’t wait to do all that awesome work together!!
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There are two kinds of uncertainty: risk (when you know the chances) and ambiguity (when you don’t), but @orielf of @BrownUniversity’s @FeldmanHallLab finds that lateral prefrontal brain damage affects *both* types of decision-making! #2019SAS
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Latest paper now out with @psychNerdJae and @jpheffne on how norms create environments for flexible moral action
Now published: Norms and the Flexibility of Moral Action, by @orielf @psychNerdJae ow.ly/1nMU30lJ8v0