#Cognition

Megan McArdle

asymmetricinfo

"Twitter, with its 280-character limit, is most effective at signaling the things you can’t say ... handing over the reins of power to the Twittersphere ... means offering control to

Rima-Maria Rahal

rimamrahal

New blog post at @IJOERandBeyond, where I argue that Open Educational Resources (#oer) are needed in #HigherEd to keep up with the latest developments in science. Here's the gist (with

Phil Verhoef

DrPhilipVerhoef

Welp, #medtwitter, here we go. for context: I do both bc it gives me more time to work with residents (I'm an APD for our small IM program). while I

Dr Annemieke Milks

AnnemiekeMilks

My latest paper, published #openaccess @OpenQuaternary : A Review of Ethnographic Use of Wooden Spears and Implications for Pleistocene Hominin Hunting. https://www.openquaternary.com/articles/10.5334/oq.85/Thread: This paper is the 1st eth

Taisa

Sci_Tai

Small info thread on fires+smoke+running!Is it really that much worse to run in the smoke than hike/walk? Yes. Sadly it is. Here's why!(papers/info courtesy of the +1, who works at

bosco waits for springtime

selentelechia

a thread on how I feel about magic and why I bother with it despite being a fairly strong determinist/materialist@GarshytHoel https://twitter.com/selentelechia/status/1273302891021758466 a note about belief: the explanations I have for

Kensy Cooperrider

kensycoop

Does gesturing save cognitive resources during a verbal analogies task? Nope. (If anything, the opposite.) Part of a wave of recent findings suggesting gesture may not be so helpful (for

ALLI NUTRITION 🧬

AlliNutrition

Magnesium MUST be in any Depression Treatment (THREAD)The way it helps is so simple, yet so impactful and beneficialEven if you don’t have Depression, you’ll benefit from pumping up your

Kate Learoyd

PKUFamily

Things I’d want to say if @NHSEngland had not abolished patient impact reports for the Kuvan decision: (thread)1. That loving parents risk having their children removed into care because their

IAmSciComm | @Annelinda_c

iamscicomm

Scientists believed that humans evolved to have unrealistically optimistic beliefs about much we influence the world around us. But now research is revealing how culture shapes beliefs about action, agency

Mark Dingemanse

DingemanseMark

Now available! Our #conll2020 paper on how a simple form of repair can ease the computational burden of pragmatic reasoning, essentially distributing cognition in interaction (preprint: https://psyarxiv.com/u2y4a/ ) 1/10 https://twitte

Jamie Taylor

jattaylor

The Highs and the Lows—Exploring the Nature of Optimally Impactful Development Experiences on the Talent Pathway - a thread https://journals.humankinetics.com/view/journals/tsp/aop/article-10.1123-tsp.2020-0034/article-10.1123-tsp.2020-00

Dr. Neil Cohn

visual_linguist

I’ve been reading several research papers lately with drawing as a task, and it’s gotten me riled up enough that it’s time for a rant thread. The short of it:

Jessica Roberts

jessicaroberts

Whew! Tired but energized from great #WalkBikePlaces on Integrating Human Emotion & Cognition into Active Transportation Projects. A few highlights for you all below. @PPS_Placemaking First up, lit review; I'll

Andrew D Wilson

PsychScientists

Many coaches advocate for picking and choosing methods from a variety of theoretical camps, on the premise that which is best ‘depends’ on the player, the coach, etc and you

Abir Ballan 😊

abirballan

Fear is being used to subdue you and make you compliant. How can you untangle yourself from the tentacles of fear?How can you regain freedom over your life and your

By continuing to use the site, you are consenting to the use of cookies as explained in our Cookie Policy to improve your experience.