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  1. New #neuroforecasting research out in #PNASNexus : "Brain activity reveals how wildlife imagery evokes engagement on social media"!

    Partnering with #NationalGeographic, we found that group brain activity in the Medial PreFrontal Cortex (MPFC) forecast image popularity on their social media feed (as did subjects' "like" ratings).

    Further, correlated activity in #face processing (FFG) and #mentalizing (rTPJ) implied that socioemotional features might drive image popularity, verified by modeling the impact of these features on the popularity of out-of-sample images.

    Thus, beyond forecasting, brain activity helped to clarify which image features drive popularity. Congratulations to steadfast coauthors Tara Srirangarajan , Nik Sawe , Cynthia Wu , and Tierney Thys and deep thanks to the #Stanford Woods Institute for continued support.

    P.S. The news alert below illustrates our findings with the winning wildlife image, and links to the article:

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

  2. New #neuroforecasting research out in #PNASNexus : "Brain activity reveals how wildlife imagery evokes engagement on social media"!

    Partnering with #NationalGeographic, we found that group brain activity in the Medial PreFrontal Cortex (MPFC) forecast image popularity on their social media feed (as did subjects' "like" ratings).

    Further, correlated activity in #face processing (FFG) and #mentalizing (rTPJ) implied that socioemotional features might drive image popularity, verified by modeling the impact of these features on the popularity of out-of-sample images.

    Thus, beyond forecasting, brain activity helped to clarify which image features drive popularity. Congratulations to steadfast coauthors Tara Srirangarajan , Nik Sawe , Cynthia Wu , and Tierney Thys and deep thanks to the #Stanford Woods Institute for continued support.

    P.S. The news alert below illustrates our findings with the winning wildlife image, and links to the article:

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

  3. New #neuroforecasting research out in #PNASNexus : "Brain activity reveals how wildlife imagery evokes engagement on social media"!

    Partnering with #NationalGeographic, we found that group brain activity in the Medial PreFrontal Cortex (MPFC) forecast image popularity on their social media feed (as did subjects' "like" ratings).

    Further, correlated activity in #face processing (FFG) and #mentalizing (rTPJ) implied that socioemotional features might drive image popularity, verified by modeling the impact of these features on the popularity of out-of-sample images.

    Thus, beyond forecasting, brain activity helped to clarify which image features drive popularity. Congratulations to steadfast coauthors Tara Srirangarajan , Nik Sawe , Cynthia Wu , and Tierney Thys and deep thanks to the #Stanford Woods Institute for continued support.

    P.S. The news alert below illustrates our findings with the winning wildlife image, and links to the article:

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

  4. New #neuroforecasting research out in #PNASNexus : "Brain activity reveals how wildlife imagery evokes engagement on social media"!

    Partnering with #NationalGeographic, we found that group brain activity in the Medial PreFrontal Cortex (MPFC) forecast image popularity on their social media feed (as did subjects' "like" ratings).

    Further, correlated activity in #face processing (FFG) and #mentalizing (rTPJ) implied that socioemotional features might drive image popularity, verified by modeling the impact of these features on the popularity of out-of-sample images.

    Thus, beyond forecasting, brain activity helped to clarify which image features drive popularity. Congratulations to steadfast coauthors Tara Srirangarajan , Nik Sawe , Cynthia Wu , and Tierney Thys and deep thanks to the #Stanford Woods Institute for continued support.

    P.S. The news alert below illustrates our findings with the winning wildlife image, and links to the article:

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

  5. New #neuroforecasting research out in #PNASNexus : "Brain activity reveals how wildlife imagery evokes engagement on social media"!

    Partnering with #NationalGeographic, we found that group brain activity in the Medial PreFrontal Cortex (MPFC) forecast image popularity on their social media feed (as did subjects' "like" ratings).

    Further, correlated activity in #face processing (FFG) and #mentalizing (rTPJ) implied that socioemotional features might drive image popularity, verified by modeling the impact of these features on the popularity of out-of-sample images.

    Thus, beyond forecasting, brain activity helped to clarify which image features drive popularity. Congratulations to steadfast coauthors Tara Srirangarajan , Nik Sawe , Cynthia Wu , and Tierney Thys and deep thanks to the #Stanford Woods Institute for continued support.

    P.S. The news alert below illustrates our findings with the winning wildlife image, and links to the article:

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

  6. New #neuroforecasting #megaanalysis suggests that effective messages recruit #reward and #mentalizing circuits -- in individuals and at scale!
    Though there's much yet to learn, this collaboration (headed by Christin Scholz and Hang-Yee Chan, and guided by Emily Falk) offers encouraging support for the replicability of #neuroforecasting findings...

    academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

  7. New #neuroforecasting #megaanalysis suggests that effective messages recruit #reward and #mentalizing circuits -- in individuals and at scale!
    Though there's much yet to learn, this collaboration (headed by Christin Scholz and Hang-Yee Chan, and guided by Emily Falk) offers encouraging support for the replicability of #neuroforecasting findings...

    academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

  8. New #neuroforecasting #megaanalysis suggests that effective messages recruit #reward and #mentalizing circuits -- in individuals and at scale!
    Though there's much yet to learn, this collaboration (headed by Christin Scholz and Hang-Yee Chan, and guided by Emily Falk) offers encouraging support for the replicability of #neuroforecasting findings...

    academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

  9. New #neuroforecasting #megaanalysis suggests that effective messages recruit #reward and #mentalizing circuits -- in individuals and at scale!
    Though there's much yet to learn, this collaboration (headed by Christin Scholz and Hang-Yee Chan, and guided by Emily Falk) offers encouraging support for the replicability of #neuroforecasting findings...

    academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

  10. New #neuroforecasting #megaanalysis suggests that effective messages recruit #reward and #mentalizing circuits -- in individuals and at scale!
    Though there's much yet to learn, this collaboration (headed by Christin Scholz and Hang-Yee Chan, and guided by Emily Falk) offers encouraging support for the replicability of #neuroforecasting findings...

    academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

  11. "A #Mentalizing Approach for #Narcissistic Personality #disorder Moving From “Me-Mode” to “We-Mode”

    "Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is a prevalent condition that frequently co-occurs with other diagnoses that bring patients into treatment. Narcissistic disturbances are not often the chief complaint, but they complicate the development of an adequate therapeutic alliance. …"

    psychotherapy.psychiatryonline

    not openaccess :(

  12. I can unfortunately not attend the upcoming 18th #WAIMH2023 in #Dublin in person.

    However, our work from my @SoNeAtLab (Dept. of #psychology
    #University of #Essex in #Colchester, #UK) will be featured by two #posters & in one #symposium

    *T1-SYM4.3
    *P-096
    *P-097

    Check it out if you can!

    #attachment #caregiving #mentalizing #sensitivity #brain #synchrony #NAMA #NAMDA #parent #child #father #mother #interaction #relationship

  13. I can unfortunately not attend the upcoming 18th #WAIMH2023 in #Dublin in person.

    However, our work from my @SoNeAtLab (Dept. of #psychology
    #University of #Essex in #Colchester, #UK) will be featured by two #posters & in one #symposium

    *T1-SYM4.3
    *P-096
    *P-097

    Check it out if you can!

    #attachment #caregiving #mentalizing #sensitivity #brain #synchrony #NAMA #NAMDA #parent #child #father #mother #interaction #relationship

  14. I can unfortunately not attend the upcoming 18th #WAIMH2023 in #Dublin in person.

    However, our work from my @SoNeAtLab (Dept. of #psychology
    #University of #Essex in #Colchester, #UK) will be featured by two #posters & in one #symposium

    *T1-SYM4.3
    *P-096
    *P-097

    Check it out if you can!

    #attachment #caregiving #mentalizing #sensitivity #brain #synchrony #NAMA #NAMDA #parent #child #father #mother #interaction #relationship

  15. I can unfortunately not attend the upcoming 18th #WAIMH2023 in #Dublin in person.

    However, our work from my @SoNeAtLab (Dept. of #psychology
    #University of #Essex in #Colchester, #UK) will be featured by two #posters & in one #symposium

    *T1-SYM4.3
    *P-096
    *P-097

    Check it out if you can!

    #attachment #caregiving #mentalizing #sensitivity #brain #synchrony #NAMA #NAMDA #parent #child #father #mother #interaction #relationship

  16. I can unfortunately not attend the upcoming 18th #WAIMH2023 in #Dublin in person.

    However, our work from my @SoNeAtLab (Dept. of #psychology
    #University of #Essex in #Colchester, #UK) will be featured by two #posters & in one #symposium

    *T1-SYM4.3
    *P-096
    *P-097

    Check it out if you can!

    #attachment #caregiving #mentalizing #sensitivity #brain #synchrony #NAMA #NAMDA #parent #child #father #mother #interaction #relationship