Catastrophizing paper alert 🚨! We (Mia Harada-Laszlo, Anahita Talwar, and @olijrobinson.bsky.social) tested whether catastrophizers responded differently to things 'going wrong' - i.e. if they received 'a series of unfortunate events' (or negative outcomes) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

🌟First post over here, which I'm very happy to use to share a new paper in TICS with Angela Radulescu & Kara Emery. 🌟 We review work taking an approach we refer to as "naturalistic reinforcement learning", which uses more naturalistic approaches to study learning and decision-making.