Sustained high performance under pressure requires cognitive fitness and emotion regulation. @lucyalbertella & @bec_kirkham explaining just how this works at the Defence Human Sciences Symposium (DHSS). @BrainPark @QIMRBerghofer
Replying to @DrPhilipMosley
Haha thanks Phil, it is indeed a very nice office - you are welcome to visit anytime.
Breakthrough! New paper reveals our digital and gamified collection of tasks is valid in assessing cognitive functioning in addictive behaviors. This novel approach boosts engagement and offers a user-friendly and scalable way to conduct research.
doi.org/10.2196/44414
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
Fresh pub drop! Despite a consensus that neurocognition plays an important role in characterising and maintaining addictive disorders our systematic review shows we know far less than we thought. 🧵⬇️ doi.org/10.1016/j.neubiorev.…
@BrainPark @turnerinstitute
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
Over 20 years of great science, memory and friendship. Very sorry to see @ProfYucel leave, but also excited to see what he builds at @QIMRBerghofer !
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
Our team at @BrainPark @ProfYucel @lucyalbertella recently completed the Cognitive Fitness Delphi Project identifying 10 cognitive processes that underpin performance under pressure.➡️The next project phase is to consider how to build a measurement toolkit for these processes.
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
👉👉👉Congratulations Professor @ProfYucel on being appointed Mental Health and Neuroscience Program Director @ QIMR Berghofer.
Professor Yucel currently works at Monash University's School of Psychological Sciences as Head of the Addiction and Mental Health Research Program.
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
Our team @BrainPark recently completed the Cognitive Fitness #Delphi Project identifying 10 cognitive processes that underpin #performance under pressure.
What do you think of the final list? See the #infographic below ⬇
Full text: tinyurl.com/CogFitDelphi
#cognition #defence
Murat Yucel 🔆 retweeted
What it takes to sustain performance under pressure across many occupations, from firefighters and paramedics to sport, performing arts and the military, remains an art – but science is rapidly catching up. @ProfYucel @lucyalbertella 1/6












