niketag.bsky.social
Cognitive Science masters, exploring social psych, emotions - mental health, interoception & qualitative research
actively looking for PhD opportunities in related fields
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Title: "AffectTracker: Real-time continuous rating of affective experience in immersive Virtual Reality"
@toninfrc.bsky.social
📍 A04
📆 Monday, March 10th, 18:45-19:30
Discover AffectTracker – a versatile tool for continuous real-time tracking of affective states in iVR!
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Title: "Differentiation of Neuropsychological Post-COVID Symptoms using Heart Rate Variability"
Mia Neubauer
📍 A25
📆 Monday, March 10th, 18:45-19:30
Can HRV offer a window into post-COVID cognitive impairment and fatigue?
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Title: "Cardiorespiratory Contributions to Sense of Agency and Voluntary Action Initiation"
@martager.bsky.social
📍 B23
📆 Monday, March 10th, 19:30-20:15
Does syncing with our heartbeat influence our sense of control over actions and their outcomes?
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velocity, acceleration should be interesting to discuss, but how in context of cognitive science. It mostly relies on
v = u + at
v^2 - v^2 = 2as
s = ut + 1/2 a(t^2)
You can ping on [email protected]
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emailing you, thanks for sharing
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Thanks for suggesting, added :)
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Yes thanks, great idea. Adding it right away
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I also got real help on statistics and RStudio on Mastodon. It also feels much more decentralized than BSky, gives me freedom to migrate servers. Feels marginally faster too.
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Need some help with this graph. SPM should be culture-fair & not depend on participants' SES
But it seems like people with higher SPM scores come from good SES bg with more English & less Hindi exposure
& people with low SPM scores from homes where exposure of Hindi is good
against my intuitions.
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she isn't on bluesky yet
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I've a friend who might be willing to work on such topics since she is interested in educational psychology since her master's. Can you please share your email ?
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Thanks for sharing @monicadb.bsky.social I will have a look at them.
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(4/n) Invite your circle, donate invite-codes to @pkpd-babe.bsky.social, follow guide created by @markrubin.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/mark...
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
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(3/n) There is really no need to use hashtags as we know on twitter, feeds can identify relevant words from post (using words like neuroscience, cogsci, cognitive, psychology) should be enough
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(2/n) You can have multiple feeds on home, go to My Feeds, and click gear icon on top-right to see your default feeds, you can add more from docs.google.com/spreadsheets... thanks to @markrubin.bsky.social
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:) lovely thanks again
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Tags are: interoception, brain body, brain heart, brain-body, brain-heart
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Thanks for such a detailed guide that made the process easy, made a much needed interoception feed bsky.app/profile/did:...
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Haven't thought this way. Thanks for sharing insights. :)
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Absolutely, that makes some sense. Being practical in novel directions while still acknowledging the challenges involved. There is only so far we can forage after PhD, then PhD topic is more important than I previously thought.
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Yes, definitely, but that mostly comes after postdoc experience. After finishing up doctorate, embarking on postdoc and proposing/ wanting to do something new should be appreciated for such outcomes.
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makes sense
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Yes, that's what I was hoping for. Continuing same/ similar research kills creativity and hamper learning. Thanks