Clinical Psychology/Neuropsychology PhD Candidate @RFUniversity
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🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT🚨 Check out Ep 22 of "Meet the Authors" Podcast to learn about the exciting work being done by Meike Holdinga, MS, and Cas Smits, PhD, on the effects of stimulated hearing loss on cognitive task performance
Stream here: tinyurl.com/2fbp6jbz
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Today I’m birthing something I’ve been cooking up for a while. The Psychology Podcast is now Human Potential Lab, a new show at the frontier of neuroscience, consciousness and technology.
Ep 1: What Is It Like to Be an AI? | Cameron Berg (@camhberg) | humanpotential.co
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Viktor Frankl says we can discover meaning in 3 ways:
(1) “By creating a work or doing a deed”
(2) “By experiencing something or encountering someone” (love, beauty, nature, culture, truth)
(3) “By the attitude we take toward unavoidable suffering”
Go do it.
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I'm back! After 12 years, The Psychology Podcast has become the Human Potential Lab. New conversations with the scientists, philosophers and technologists whose work is actively deciding the future of humanity. First three episodes drop October 28. Trailer 👇
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Part 2 of @NavNeuro's Clinical Insights series on Report Writing is here! Episode 199 builds on previous discussions covering Part 1 report writing, clinical interviews, and testing. Tune in here: buff.ly/jTQHz2e
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S8E04 The Curriculum Vitae Roadshow
In this week's episode we have a somewhat circuitous conversation about the academic curriculum vitae across the professional lifespan: what it is, why we have it, and what kinds of things may or may not go on it.
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🚨NEW EPISODE🚨
Meet the Authors hosts Nishaat Mukadam and Dr. Alice Cronin-Golomb to discuss subjective cognitive concerns and global metacognitive bias in prodromal Parkinson’s and Parkinson’s Disease without cognitive impairment.
Streaming here: buff.ly/sCNx3yy
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P-values are often misunderstood, so should we use confidence intervals instead? Probably not.
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S8E03 Control Yourself: Fixed Effects Models with Paul Allison
We are honored to talk with Paul Allison, sociologist and titan of quantitative methodology. Although we could chat about many things, we narrow it down to Paul’s seminal work in longitudinal fixed effects models.
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Typical lesion-symptom mapping analysis returns a single best map. Our new approach, Critical-Network Lesion-Symptom Mapping (CN-LSM), identifies and evaluates networks of lesion locations that predict behavior, rather than betting everything on one map. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New @NavNeuro episode! Ep 197: Dr. Jennifer Deal discusses the SENSE Network, an international group advancing research on sensory functioning, health, and aging. Listen now: buff.ly/sUEwl0S
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Out in Nature Methods. Most brain-imaging figures hide everything below threshold. We argue for transparent thresholding: keep significant clusters opaque, fade the rest. Same highlights, more context. Now in AFNI, FSLeyes, NiiVue, RMINC and more. doi.org/10.1038/s41592-026-0…
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42 new #fmri tutorials to accompany our new book Elements of fMRI, with @fMRIstats. Run code in both #python and #matlab in your browser to explore. 7 sections, from conceptual foundations to machine learning and AI.
torwager.github.io/elements-…
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A study of more than one million people has uncovered around 1,200 genetic variants that are associated with personality traits.
go.nature.com/4qVONlk
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S8E01 The True Crimes of Null Hypothesis Significance Testing
Patrick and Greg find it deeply unfair that the podcast hasn’t grown popular enough to fund a Quantitude jet. So they try to make it a true crime podcast, and revisit the case of Null Hypothesis Significance Testing.
