Our paper with @zoepurcell.bsky.social, @luciecharlesneuro.bsky.social, and @wimdeneys.bsky.social has been accepted at Behavior Research Methods! 🥳 Here is the updated preprint: osf.io/preprints/ps... Also, the baserater package is now on CRAN: cran.r-project.org/package=base... #psynomBRM

"Defining deliberation for dual-process models of reasoning" is now published. Free online access to the published Nat Rev Psy version: rdcu.be/erM5T

🚨Check out our new paper with @boissinesther.bsky.social, Alexandra Delmas & @wimdeneys.bsky.social in Acta Psych! 📹 We show that video debiasing training can boost reasoning accuracy - not just deliberation, but intuition too! 🔓 Open access: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... Quick summary👇

📢PhD Student position open at @lapsyde.bsky.social (@cnrs.fr @upcite.bsky.social) Paris, France to work with @wimdeneys.bsky.social on reasoning! See below for all the information ⬇️

New preprint: “Folk Thinking, Fast and Slow: Intuitive Preference for Deliberation in Humans and Machines” Pop culture often praises intuition (“Blink”, Steve Jobs). But do we really trust it? Across 13 studies, we find a strong intuitive preference for deliberation. tinyurl.com/8r54dmyn (1/6)

🧠 Cogitum: Train your logical reasoning! As part of our research, @wimdeneys.bsky.social and I developed video-based training to boost sound reasoning 🎥 And we need your help to test it! Try it anonymously (& share it!) in French or English here: cogitum-site.powerappsportals.com/homePage

The reasoning team from LaPsyDE in New York for the #SJDM & #Psychonomic conferences! @sjdm-tweets.bsky.social @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social w/ @ninafraniatte.bsky.social @boissinesther.bsky.social @lauracharbit.bsky.social Matthieu Raoelison @jeremiebeucler.bsky.social & @wimdeneys.bsky.social

❗New open access paper out with @boissinesther.bsky.social, Alexandra Delmas & @wimdeneys.bsky.social in Psychologica Belgica! 🔗 psychologicabelgica.com/articles/10.... ⬇️ In this paper, we explored whether we could replicate previous debiasing findings among native French speakers. (1/4)

Why can people solve reflection tests without reflecting? Prior exposure. “after [a] training session, most of the participants solved the problems correctly, as early as the initial intuitive stage… boosted by additional training …and persist[ing for] two months” N = 120) doi.org/10.1016/j.le...