This may be my favorite course eval comment of all time. From research methods.
ALT Discussion of course evals as neoliberalism with bibliography
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Undergrads! No one told me so I'm telling you. Did you know you can get flown out, offered lodging & PAID to do summer research (even w/ no experience)?
First, I want you to learn these two terms:
REU=research experience for undergrads
SURF=summer undergrad research fellowship
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For educators who might have to shift one or more weeks of their spring courses to online/remote settings, here's a guide to help you humanize the learning experience: docs.google.com/presentation… #highered #edchat #edtech @Jessifer @brocansky
ALT Starting off your semester in a remote/online setting? Here’s how you can use the Humanizing Learning framework to support student success and build strong relationships with students at a distance.
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Colleagues - how do you decide, within a department, how much to compensate participants? Is there a standard hourly rate, or each pays according to their abilities? Does it differ for student (especially undergraduate) research? please RT and TIA.
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Dear friends, We are looking for new studio assistant — full time position for our Los Angeles studio. It’s an immediate position and looking for someone local here in LA to join us ASAP. Applications are very welcome — info@refikanadolstudio.com – at Portland, OR
I did so much fancy take out during the pandemic that I ended up writing a paper about it.. check it out if food is your thing :) frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Does pink taste sweet and green taste bitter? A delicious historical review of colour-taste correspondences and their use in modern design:
"Explaining Crossmodal Correspondences Between Colours and Tastes"—Charles Spence @OxExpPsy & @clevitan @Occidental
doi.org/10.1177/204166952110…
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Who is attending #SIPS2021??
Drop a comment or like this tweet and I’ll add you to a list (and share it) so we can all find one another! RTs for coverage appreciated!
Cc: @improvingpsych
Delighted to welcome my new colleague!
It’s official - so excited to be joining @Occidental’s cognitive science department as an assistant professor in the fall!
Back to so-cal it is 🌴
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Question for cogsci tweeps,
Do you know of cogsci research on why people find "proof by contradiction" hard to grasp? Specifically, that people find it hard to temporarily take a false starting premisse to be true so as to be able to prove it false.
RT = kind
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I JUST CAME ACROSS THE MOST ADORABLE PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH I HAVE EVER SEEN AND HAD TO MAKE A THREAD ABOUT IT HAVE AN AMAZING WEEKEND!!!!
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Our ManyLabs 5 contribution is quite laden: A “non-significant” finding from the Reproducibility Project that we found to actually replicate (with a big n). My heart goes out to the original authors, for dealing with clouds over their work for 5 years journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
New paper out today! @Occidental students helped collect the data.
#ML5 paper out today
Registered Replication of Crosby, Monin, and Richardson (2008). doi.org/10.1177/251524591987…
The social referencing effect was not modulated by context info.
Thanks @hugh_rab
@martincorley @pjbhancock @clevitan @stirfacelab @Stir_Research
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Attending @Psychonomic_Soc and interested in #OpenScience? @aggieerin and I are planning an open science meetup in gather.town on Fri, Nov 20 @ 5:30pm EST. All are welcome! Sign up at forms.gle/xkZJf5zBFB5ggGL2A and we'll email the link day of. #psynom20
RTs appreciated!
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My lab @UTAustin is looking for a full time, post-bac research assistant with experience in neuroscience, psychology, computer science, engineering, or related fields. If you know someone (or you are someone!) who is excited about computational cognitive neuroscience, DM me!