*****Posting a postdoc opportunity on behalf of the amazing Dr. Yoann Stussi! Project: Behavioral, psychophysiological, and computational signatures of affective influences on information value learning Location: The Swiss Center for Affective Sciences (University of Geneva, Switzerland) 🧵(1/3)

New preprint! "Non-commitment in mental imagery is distinct from perceptual inattention, and supports hierarchical scene construction" (by Li, Hammond, & me) link: doi.org/10.31234/osf... -- the title's a bit of a mouthful, but the nice thing is that it's a pretty decent summary

Thanks Hayley & Thanks SNE ♥️♥️♥️

Such a fun conference, much gratitude towards the organizers!! <3

Another super cool piece of work from one of my fav planning researchers!

🌵🏜️🌵 New preprint! How do people learn from ambiguous feedback, like whether someone is laughing *with* you 😆 or *at* you 😏? A very fun collab w/ the brilliant @rbhui.bsky.social A brief thread...👇 📖 osf.io/preprints/ps...

Just 4 weeks until the abstract deadline for Curiosity, Information Seeking & Exploration - ciseconf.github.io/CISE_2025/ 🗓️ 30th Sept-1st Oct 📍 Brown University 👥 Romy Frömer, @hayleydorfman.bsky.social, Ohad Dan, Matt Nassar, Tali Sharot & Jacqueline Gottlieb 👇 Speakers Please submit & share!

🚨 We are looking for a research specialist (lab manager) for my lab at Emory (translational-lab.com). tinyurl.com/muer3ybb * Great match to prepare for clinical psych or computational cog sci grad school * Time reserved each week for independent work/professional development Please RT 🔄 !

Very excited for this - my lovely homeplace and all my favorite topics 🤭! Come and hang after neuroecon!!

🌵Out now! Using an RL task that manipulates people's beliefs about agency, we show that exposure to & severity of early-life adversity is associated with lower learning rates & agency beliefs. w/ the brillant @thephelpslab.bsky.social, Kate McLaughlin, & Bryan Dong learnmem.cshlp.org/content/32/1...

Very excited to share this preprint! The project started with me rambling to Sam how I believe people keep uncertainty in mind and explore internally, and ended up with a halloween-themed experiment and a cool model :) It is a very rewarding experience and I have learned so much from Sam and Fred!