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Association for Psychological Science - Seven Early-Career Researchers Honored With 2024 APS Janet Taylor Spence Award; Asst. Prof. Monica Rosenberg among those honored with early-career award

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New study reveals how brain activity reflects hostile interpretations of social situations

Brain imaging shows distinct neural patterns in individuals prone to seeing hostility, according to a paper from the Motivation and Cognition Neurosci...

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How a city is organized can create less-biased citizens

A version of this release first appeared on the Santa Fe Institute website. The city you live in could be making you, your family, and your fri...

Faculty Student Psychology Announcements

Can artists predict the memorability of their own work?

A new study from the Brain Bridge Lab asks artists to submit work they deem either memorable or forgettable as the team continues to research if certa...

Faculty Psychology Comparative Human Development Announcements

Big Brains: Susan Goldin-Meadow on what our hands reveal about our thoughts

Language shapes our world. But when we speak, there is actually a secret conversation happening beyond our words. It’s happening not with our mouths—b...

Psychology Announcements

Wilma Bainbridge receives funding in the Scialog: Molecular Basis of Cognition initiative

Seven collaborative teams of early career researchers have won funding for projects to advance understanding of the processes that underlie memory and...

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NYT - Now, What Was I Looking For? Prof. David Gallo discusses the difference between working memory and long-term memory

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The Guardian - The nature cure: how time outdoors transforms our memory, imagination and logic; Article mentions research by Assoc. Prof. Marc Berman on improvements in performance among people experiencing nature

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CNBC Make It - LEADERSHIP UChicago psychologist shares his No.1 brain hack for critical thinking and memory skills: Think in a foreign language; Prof. David Gallo says that “having a lifetime experience in switching between languages exercises your brain"