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Workshop at the TURN 24 conference Read More »
Our long-year student assistant, Sarah Pieper, successfully finished and defended her MA thesis on “The masters and mistresses of the elements – How compulsive-obsessive patients can experience control”. We now start a series on best cakes and brownies after defenses…
Master thesis by Sarah Pieper Read More »
Society for NeuroEconomics Meeting in Cascais Almost all of the SNL attended the NeuroEconomics Meeting in Cascais, Portugal. In advance, we had a tiny but great satellite symposium on “Learning, control & decision-making” with our colleagues and collaborators Lei Zhang (Birmingham), Sophie Bavard (Paris) and Elena Zamfir (Lisbon).
Whole team expedition to the NeuroEconomics Society Meeting in Cascais, Portugal Read More »
Our student assistant, Merle Matthiesen, successfully finished and defended her BA thesis on “The effects of feedback on self- and other-related learning processes as a function of narcissistic personality traits” – and baked these nice brownies for the team.
Bachelor thesis by Merle Matthiesen Read More »
A new publication by Clara F. Weber from her time at the Multimodal Imaging and Connectome Analysis Laboratory (head: Prof Boris Bernhardt) at the Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University in Canada. Objective Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that is associated with atypical brain network organization, with prior work suggesting differential connectivity
Contracted functional connectivity profiles in autism Read More »
Abstract Self-belief formation and revision strongly depend on social feedback. Accordingly, self-beliefs are subject to (re)evaluation and updating when facing new information. However, it has been shown that self-related learning is rarely purely information-driven. Instead, self-related learning is susceptible to a wide variety of biases. Among them is the confirmation bias, which can render updating
An arte/ZDF documentary on the social emotion of shameThe documentary features research of the Social Neuroscience Lab on self-belief formation and affect. Mainly, Prof. Frieder Paulus and Dr. Annalina Mayer talk about the psychology and neuroscience of shame, their own research as well as translate our findings to clinical psychology. Scham – die einen hindert sie
Scham, das verborgene Gefühl Read More »
Background There is evidence that the processing of acute stress is altered in alcohol use disorder (AUD), but little is known about how this is manifested simultaneously across different stress parameters and which neural processes are involved. The present study examined physiological and affective responses to stress and functional connectivity in AUD. Methods Salivary cortisol
Background There is evidence that the processing of acute stress is altered in alcohol use disorder (AUD), but little is known about how this is manifested simultaneously across different stress parameters and which neural processes are involved. The present study examined physiological and affective responses to stress and functional connectivity in AUD. Methods Salivary cortisol
Very nice get-together at Tzom (Dieffenbachstrasse – Kreuzberg) with the labs of Philipp Kanske, Ines Wilhelm, Katja Bertsch, Christoph Korn, and Maurice Cabanis.
Joined lab meeting the the Deutsche Psychotherapiekongress in Berlin Read More »
