the second talk I gave at #psynom23 looked at some preliminary results from an ALL task using sleep as the variable of interest: participants were more accurate in the sleep condition, and, once again, made different types of errors than in the non-sleep one.
drive.google.com/file/d/1DJEv...
drive.google.com/file/d/1DJEv...
DrakeBaeseBerkPsynomSleep2023.pdf
drive.google.com
November 20, 2023 at 6:57 PM
the second talk I gave at #psynom23 looked at some preliminary results from an ALL task using sleep as the variable of interest: participants were more accurate in the sleep condition, and, once again, made different types of errors than in the non-sleep one.
drive.google.com/file/d/1DJEv...
drive.google.com/file/d/1DJEv...
in case you missed my talks at #psynom23, here are links to slides! the first talk I gave was for APCAM: participants in an artificial language learning task committed different errors in the multitalker condition than in the single talker condition.
drive.google.com/file/d/1keJH...
drive.google.com/file/d/1keJH...
DrakeBaeseBerkMultitalker111623APCAM.pdf
drive.google.com
November 20, 2023 at 6:54 PM
in case you missed my talks at #psynom23, here are links to slides! the first talk I gave was for APCAM: participants in an artificial language learning task committed different errors in the multitalker condition than in the single talker condition.
drive.google.com/file/d/1keJH...
drive.google.com/file/d/1keJH...
Instead of a typical Ebbinghaus logarithmic forgetting curve (sharp initial drop that flattens over time), he finds a steady & slow linear decrease in memory. This matches past diary studies. Likely due to the types of events that get chosen or the very specific & useful retrieval cues #Psynom23 End
November 19, 2023 at 4:42 PM
Instead of a typical Ebbinghaus logarithmic forgetting curve (sharp initial drop that flattens over time), he finds a steady & slow linear decrease in memory. This matches past diary studies. Likely due to the types of events that get chosen or the very specific & useful retrieval cues #Psynom23 End
This Nov he randomly selected 10 events per month and cued his memory with the date, title, description and thoughts. He recognized all the events (knew they happened) but had either no recall, composite recall (combo of events), partial recall or complete recall. #Psynom23 3/
November 19, 2023 at 4:32 PM
This Nov he randomly selected 10 events per month and cued his memory with the date, title, description and thoughts. He recognized all the events (knew they happened) but had either no recall, composite recall (combo of events), partial recall or complete recall. #Psynom23 3/
Every day he recorded two events including a title, event description, his emotions/thoughts, its location, who else was there, its importance and whether it was a unique event or something that would likely repeat (eg weekly tennis match). #Psynom23 2/
November 19, 2023 at 4:31 PM
Every day he recorded two events including a title, event description, his emotions/thoughts, its location, who else was there, its importance and whether it was a unique event or something that would likely repeat (eg weekly tennis match). #Psynom23 2/
March 2020 @irahyman.bsky.social started keeping an autobiographical memory diary. Planned to compare pandemic memories to post pandemic, but still no clear end. Decided after 3.5 years it was time to start looking at the data.
Each day he..
#Psynom23 1/
Each day he..
#Psynom23 1/
November 19, 2023 at 4:10 PM
March 2020 @irahyman.bsky.social started keeping an autobiographical memory diary. Planned to compare pandemic memories to post pandemic, but still no clear end. Decided after 3.5 years it was time to start looking at the data.
Each day he..
#Psynom23 1/
Each day he..
#Psynom23 1/
If training is probabilistic (eg source is mostly wrong), repetition from untrustworthy source still increases belief. But when source is always wrong repetition does not increase belief. Social cues can moderate (or even eliminate) the effect. #Psynom23 6/
November 18, 2023 at 4:55 PM
If training is probabilistic (eg source is mostly wrong), repetition from untrustworthy source still increases belief. But when source is always wrong repetition does not increase belief. Social cues can moderate (or even eliminate) the effect. #Psynom23 6/
Next, @rmpillai.bsky.social talking about our research on how repetition increases belief. Can we disrupt this relation when the information comes from an untrustworthy source? Trained ppl through experience that Mr. Green was trustworthy and Mr. Red was untrustworthy (often wrong) #Psynom23 5/
November 18, 2023 at 4:47 PM
Next, @rmpillai.bsky.social talking about our research on how repetition increases belief. Can we disrupt this relation when the information comes from an untrustworthy source? Trained ppl through experience that Mr. Green was trustworthy and Mr. Red was untrustworthy (often wrong) #Psynom23 5/
Higher education ⬆️ climate change concerns but no effect on severe weather concerns. Direct experience w severe weather is a small predictor of climate concerns, so is indirect experience (know someone). Much stronger predictor of severe weather concerns. The two concepts are different. #Psynom23 4/
November 18, 2023 at 4:33 PM
Higher education ⬆️ climate change concerns but no effect on severe weather concerns. Direct experience w severe weather is a small predictor of climate concerns, so is indirect experience (know someone). Much stronger predictor of severe weather concerns. The two concepts are different. #Psynom23 4/
Next, Wandi Bruine de Bruin on public perceptions of climate vs weather. Do ppl understand how they differ? 2021 world risk poll, nationality representative samples in 121 countries (about 1000 per country) - sounds like an amazing open dataset!
#Psynom23 3/
#Psynom23 3/
November 18, 2023 at 4:27 PM
Next, Wandi Bruine de Bruin on public perceptions of climate vs weather. Do ppl understand how they differ? 2021 world risk poll, nationality representative samples in 121 countries (about 1000 per country) - sounds like an amazing open dataset!
#Psynom23 3/
#Psynom23 3/
Also no increase when 2 statements share same topics (e.g. two different facts about cows & teeth). But when facts have the same underlying meaning (cows have a hard dental pad for chewing instead of front teeth & cows have no front teeth) reading the first makes the 2nd feel more true #Psynom23 2/
November 18, 2023 at 4:21 PM
Also no increase when 2 statements share same topics (e.g. two different facts about cows & teeth). But when facts have the same underlying meaning (cows have a hard dental pad for chewing instead of front teeth & cows have no front teeth) reading the first makes the 2nd feel more true #Psynom23 2/
Back at it #Psynom23! Morning session on judgment. First up is Jessica Udry discussing the effects of repetition on belief. People think repeated information is truer. But they find no increase when just the topic is repeated (e.g. first see "cows" then "cows do not have front teeth"). 1/
November 18, 2023 at 4:12 PM
Back at it #Psynom23! Morning session on judgment. First up is Jessica Udry discussing the effects of repetition on belief. People think repeated information is truer. But they find no increase when just the topic is repeated (e.g. first see "cows" then "cows do not have front teeth"). 1/
Today! 8:20 am PST @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social, we're part of the Cognition: Development, Embodiment and Culture session in Continental 1&2 #psynom23
November 18, 2023 at 1:55 PM
Today! 8:20 am PST @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social, we're part of the Cognition: Development, Embodiment and Culture session in Continental 1&2 #psynom23
I really enjoy learning about diversity, disability identity & scientific research from disabled scholars themselves at @Psychonomic_Soc #psynom23 their perspectives are needed to remove disability stigma & ensure full inclusivity and equity! Please open up to them.
November 18, 2023 at 6:51 AM
I really enjoy learning about diversity, disability identity & scientific research from disabled scholars themselves at @Psychonomic_Soc #psynom23 their perspectives are needed to remove disability stigma & ensure full inclusivity and equity! Please open up to them.
If you're at #psynom23, come see my graduate student Katie Burnett present "Beliefs about access to offloaded information at test impacts depth of encoding" (poster #3158) in the evening poster session!
November 17, 2023 at 11:40 PM
If you're at #psynom23, come see my graduate student Katie Burnett present "Beliefs about access to offloaded information at test impacts depth of encoding" (poster #3158) in the evening poster session!
Inspired by the Psynomnom tag for Psynom23, going to use nomMPSA24 for MPSA 2024. Just have to wait until April. Happy conference acceptance day to all.
November 17, 2023 at 10:11 PM
Inspired by the Psynomnom tag for Psynom23, going to use nomMPSA24 for MPSA 2024. Just have to wait until April. Happy conference acceptance day to all.
Ppl had ⬆️ memory for key possessions in basketball game that changed likely outcome (surprising moments). In 2nd study asked fans for most positive/negative memory of a single play, game and season. Again see links with surprise even for these long-term events (hours/months).
#Psynom23 /11
#Psynom23 /11
November 17, 2023 at 7:42 PM
Ppl had ⬆️ memory for key possessions in basketball game that changed likely outcome (surprising moments). In 2nd study asked fans for most positive/negative memory of a single play, game and season. Again see links with surprise even for these long-term events (hours/months).
#Psynom23 /11
#Psynom23 /11
Final speaker James Anthony on how surprise is linked with enhanced autobiographical memory for real world events. Takes advantage of sports as a domain. Sporting events vary in their excitement and surprise and are strongly emotional and memorable for fans. #Psynom23 /10
November 17, 2023 at 7:31 PM
Final speaker James Anthony on how surprise is linked with enhanced autobiographical memory for real world events. Takes advantage of sports as a domain. Sporting events vary in their excitement and surprise and are strongly emotional and memorable for fans. #Psynom23 /10
Report emotion before and after election, details of memory. Emotional response to the election was amplified by surprise but objective memory did not differ with political affiliation or surprise. Similar for both elections but differences in subjective memory across the two elections.
#Psynom23 /9
#Psynom23 /9
November 17, 2023 at 7:22 PM
Report emotion before and after election, details of memory. Emotional response to the election was amplified by surprise but objective memory did not differ with political affiliation or surprise. Similar for both elections but differences in subjective memory across the two elections.
#Psynom23 /9
#Psynom23 /9
Next up is Kimberly Chiew talking about how expectation affects our emotional response to complex real-world events and our memory for those events. Specifically the 2016 and 2020 US elections. Retrospective report a few weeks after 2016 election, 6 mo later and 1 yr later. #Psynom23 8/
November 17, 2023 at 7:14 PM
Next up is Kimberly Chiew talking about how expectation affects our emotional response to complex real-world events and our memory for those events. Specifically the 2016 and 2020 US elections. Retrospective report a few weeks after 2016 election, 6 mo later and 1 yr later. #Psynom23 8/