🔍 2024 Workshop insights on BPD, from neuroscience to treatment:
🧠 Pr. Pavla Linhartová explored the neuroscience behind borderline personality disorder and effective treatment strategies.

🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/Pmdm4c62zXk?...

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🔍 Unlocking perspective in autism – 2024 workshop session:
🧠 Maura Nevejans applied relational frame theory to perspective-taking and theory of mind in autism.

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🌟 A must-watch from our 2023 workshop!

✨ Dr. François Quesque shows how embracing doubt can enhance perspective-taking abilities.

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🔍 Throwback to our 2024 Workshop:

🧠 Pr. Jan Van den Stock discusses the impact of neurodegeneration on social cognitive abilities.

🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/cwrF_DyH40s?...
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🔍 Exploring risk factors for internalizing symptoms:
🧠 Annika Konrad looks at how empathy, theory of mind, and negative thinking contribute to the development of internalizing symptoms
🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/B2iyAWGNRZM?...

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🌟 Highlight from our 2023 workshop!

✨ Dr. Thorsten Erle explores noetic and experiential pathways to understanding others' perspectives.

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🌟 An engaging talk from our 2023 Self-Knowing-Others workshop!

✨ Prof. Klaus Kessler investigates the neurocognitive mechanisms behind visuospatial perspective-taking.

🎥 Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fpl6...

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🌟 Another highlight from our 2023 workshop!

✨ Dr. Steven Samuel examines the interplay between visual and embodied processes in perspective-taking.

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🌟 A must-watch from our 2023 Self-Knowing-Others workshop!
✨ Dr. Andrew Surtees shares insights on what makes perspective-taking easier or harder in everyday scenarios.

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🔍 Do you see what I see? Insights from our 2024 workshop:
🧠 Serena Maria Stagnitto held a fascinating talk on how individual differences shape spontaneous visuo-spatial perspective-taking.
🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/tmW5dOYWg1M?...
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🔍 Unpacking social cognitive dysfunction – 2024 workshop review:
🧠 Marcel Eicher presented a systematic review of reviews and meta-analyses on social cognitive dysfunction across clinical conditions.
🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/uT5CaXvftjY?...
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🌟 A Highlight from last year’s Workshop edition: Talk on Social Cognition in Alcohol Use Disorder

✨ Dr. Arthur Pabst explores why social cognition matters in AUD, what we know so far, and where research is headed.

🎥Watch here: youtu.be/N6q3CQp_54M?...

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🌟 #Highlight from the 2023 Self-Knowing-Others Workshop!

✨ Prof. Ian Apperly unpacks second-person perspective-taking, revealing fascinating insights into social understanding.

🎥 Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lek...

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🌟 Throwback to our 2023 Self-Knowing-Others workshop!
✨ Dr. Louise Kirsch reveals how perspective-taking is grounded in embodied processes.

🎥 Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZC9...

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