Events: Past
11/19/2024 Corinne Carlton-Smith: Reward-Related Dysfunction in Social Anxiety Disorder: Implications for Current Treatment and Future Directions
Nov. 15, 2024—Clinical Brown Bag Corinne Carlton-Smith, PhD F32 Postdoctoral Fellow Psychology and Human Development Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024 Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Reward-Related Dysfunction in Social Anxiety Disorder: Implications for Current Treatment and Future Directions Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a chronic and impairing disorder characterized by persistent fear and avoidance of social situations. SAD...
11/15/2024 Frank Tong: Understanding the Neurocomputational Bases of Robust Object Recognition in Humans through Modeling with Deep Neural Networks
Nov. 13, 2024—Neuroscience Brown Bag Frank Tong, PhD Centennial Professor of Psychology Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Date: Friday, November 15, 2024 Time: 1:25PM-2:15PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Understanding the Neurocomputational Bases of Robust Object Recognition in Humans through Modeling with Deep Neural Networks Deep neural networks (DNNs) trained on tasks of object classification provide the best...
11/14/2024 Oliver Whilhelm: Exhausting the Utility of Psychological Measures through Indicator Sampling
Nov. 13, 2024—CCN Brown Bag Oliver Whilhelm, PhD Professor of Psychological Assessment Ulm University Date: Thursday, November 14, 2024 Time: 12:10PM-1PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Exhausting the Utility of Psychological Measures through Indicator Sampling Data reduction is commonly used to condense information inherent in measures of human abilities, traits, and behaviors. Requirements of these techniques are often not met....
10/22/2024 Camille Archer: Interactive Effect of Irritability and Negative Life Events on Internalizing Symptoms
Oct. 17, 2024—Clinical Brown Bag Camille Archer Graduate Student Kaczkurkin Lab Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2024 Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Interactive Effect of Irritability and Negative Life Events on Internalizing Symptoms Childhood irritability and the experience of negative life events have independently been associated with the emergence and trajectory of internalizing symptoms. Here, we investigate how...
10/25/2024 Todd Preuss: Discovering Human Brain Specializations — Present at the Creation of a New Science
Oct. 17, 2024—Neuroscience Brown Bag Todd Preuss, PhD Professor Emeritus Emory National Primate Research Center Emory Medical School Date: Friday, October 25, 2024 Time: 1:25PM-2:15PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Discovering Human Brain Specializations — Present at the Creation of a New Science The development of non-invasive neuroscientific technologies, particularly those involving MRI and genomics, and new comparative methodologies...
10/18/2024 Eli Sennesh: Predictability Modulates, but does not override, Stimulus History in Oddball Processing
Oct. 14, 2024—Neuroscience Brown Bag Eli Sennesh, PhD Post-Doctoral Fellow, Bastos Lab Date: Friday, October 18, 2024 Time: 1:25PM-2:15PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Predictability Modulates, but does not override, Stimulus History in Oddball Processing Predictive coding hypothesizes evoked, feedforward responses in a canonical cortical microcircuit that depend on stimulus probability, not content. However, previous experiments considered changes...
10/17/2024 Brock Carlson: Preattentive V1 Representations Resolve Interocular Conflict with Laminar Coherence
Oct. 14, 2024—CCN Brown Bag Brock Carlson Graduate Student, Maier Lab Date: Thursday, October 17, 2024 Time: 12:10PM-1PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Preattentive V1 Representations Resolve Interocular Conflict with Laminar Coherence Psychophysical studies show that attention is necessary for standard dynamics in binocular rivalry (Brascamp & Blake, 2012; Dieter et al., 2016). When attention is diverted, interocular processing occurs...
10/15/2024 Krista Mehari: Understanding Social-Ecological Risk for Firearm Violence Involvement through Participatory Research
Oct. 9, 2024—Clinical Brown Bag Krista Mehari, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Psychology and Human Development Date: Tuesday, October 15, 2024 Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Understanding Social-Ecological Risk for Firearm Violence Involvement through Participatory Research Firearms are the leading mechanism of death for youth and young adults in the U.S., but there is very little research that...
10/8/2024 Matt Morris: Biobehavioral and Social Factors Implicated in Pain Disparities
Oct. 7, 2024—Clinical Brown Bag Matt Morris, PhD Associate Professor Research Division, VUMC Date: Tuesday, October 8, 2024 Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Biobehavioral and Social Factors Implicated in Pain Disparities Although racial and ethnic differences in pain experiences and treatment are well-established in the United States, the mechanisms that account for such differences are not well...
10/24/2024 Jenn Richler: Principles of Scientific Writing
Oct. 3, 2024—CCN Brown Bag Jenn Richler, PhD Chief Editor, Nature Reviews Psychology at Nature Research Date: Thursday, October 24, 2024 Time: 12:10PM-1PM Location: 316 Wilson Hall Principles of Scientific Writing Scientific progress depends on communicating research findings to others so that they can be built upon. In this talk, I outline three principles of good science writing:...