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1 year

If you are applying for ERC, here is Crowd Cognitions' advice and previous grant proposal material

ERC Advice - Bahador Bahrami

1) Collect as many ERC proposals as you can get from friends and colleagues and scheme-read them to get a feel for what they look like 2) Download the templates and start filling out the forms. 3)...

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Congratulations to Herrn Prof. Dr. @StePalminteri Over the next year, 4 research groups (Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, Tübingen) will take turns hosting Stefano to celebrate his brilliant research, hold many scientific meetings and start a lot of exciting new projects

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Promoting Disinformation Increases the Wisdom of Crowds Dedicated to all #fake_news warriors and #disinformation slayer knights of internet (whose efforts may have been unnecessary) The amazing work of Fede Barrera, @OpheliaDeroy @joaconavajas

Promoting Erroneous Divergent Opinions Increases the Wisdom of Crowds - Federico Barrera-Lemarcha...

The aggregation of many lay judgments generates surprisingly accurate estimates. This phenomenon, called the “wisdom of crowds,” has been demonstrated in domain...

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2 years

We are hiring a postdoc to bring behavioural neuroscience to art galleries. See in collaboration with @manos_tsakiris @OpheliaDeroy and @JoergFingerhut at @RoyalHolloway university in London and @MatinfarSalman @AbAnbarGallery

We are Hiring - Bahador Bahrami

We are looking for a postdoc

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1 year

2023 winner of Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel-Forschungspreis, Herr Prof Dr @StePalminteri completed his first visit to Bavaria with schweinshaxe and ample quantities of beer. We look forward to next rounds in Berlin @arc_mpib , Hamburg @SebastianGluth and Tubingen @TheCharleyWu

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5 years

Our most wonderful @MarwaElZein7 has just won a #MarieSk łodowskaCurie fellowship!!!!!!!! Absolutely amazing News. Very well deserved 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂

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3 years

are "two heads better than one" or do "too many cooks spoil the broth"? @MarwaElZein7 explains that both are wrong: the real advantage of collective decision making is NOT wisdom of crowds but SHARED RESPONSIBILITY @bahadorbahrami @OpheliaDeroy @CvbeLab

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3 years

Why do corrupt politicians whose lies are repeatedly exposed still enjoy popular support? Our paper published in @iScience_CP gives a definitive answer to this difficult question great work of @RalfKurvers @UHertz @jurgiskarpus funded by @ERC_Research

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What lies behind the art of conducting? Researchers from @live_gaze @CvbeLab @LMU_Muenchen in collaboration with the @BRSO & Sir Simon Rattle use revolutionary eyetracking technology to gain insights into the conductor's mind #brso #terracognita #SirSimonRattle @pupil_labs

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2 years

our own most popular blogger, @ParnianRafei is going to start a phd at @tcddublin with @clairegillanTCD . Many many congratulations!!!!

Congratulations to our most popular blogger: Parnian Rafei - Bahador Bahrami

Parnian Rafei, the worthy embassador of the next generation of young scientists coming out of Iran

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4 years

“اثر گزینه انحرافی” یکی از ترفندهای قدیمی بازاریابی برای ترغیب مشتری ها به خرید اجناس گران تر است . اقتصاددانان تجربی هم این کلک را میشناسند. در این پست, این کلک را توضیح داده ایم

گزینه ی انحرافی - Bahador Bahrami

یکی از ترفندهای قدیمی که فروشندگان برای فروش یک محصول از آن استفاده می‌کنند این است که می توان با افزایش دادن تعداد گزینه‌ها بر انتخاب مشتری تاثیر گذاشت. اقتصاددانان تجربی هم این کلک را تحت عنوان...

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3 years

مغز چطور کار میکند؟ جمال اسماعیلی توضیح میدهد که چرا قدم اصلی برای فهم این مسئله٬ پرسیدن سؤال درست است!

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2 years

first preprint from @JimmyEsmaily phd work is now out. Jamal combined human social psychophysics with exceptionally creative computational modelling (coupled attractor networks), eye tracking & EEG to examine how confidence shapes interactive decision making in humans

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Interpersonal alignment of neural evidence accumulation to social exchange of confidence #bioRxiv

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3 years

فضای مجازی، اختلال نقص توجه و بیش فعالی: علوم شناختی چه می گوید؟ زهرا رضازاده (دانشگاه ال ام او، مونیخ) در پست جدیدی برای خوانندگان توضیح میدهد

فضای مجازی، اختلال نقص توجه و بیش فعالی: علم شناختی چه می گوید؟ - Bahador Bahrami

اختلال نقص توجه و بیش فعالی (ADHD) چیست؟

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3 years

وقتی حافظ میگه "به یاد چشم تو خود را خراب خواهم ساخت" ترکیب آوایی کلمات رنج و محنت شاعر رو به خوبی توصیف میکنه. آرش آریانی @AryaniArash در این پست مکانیزم روانشناسی این پدیده رو توضیح داده

رویکرد عصب-روانشناختی به رابطه بین فرم و معنا در زبان - Bahador Bahrami

آیا از روی فرم کلمات میتوان معنی آنها را فهمید؟

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

Predicting the future is very hard. Would predictions get any better if people, before they predict the future, discuss with one another what they think will happen? @dnferreiro & @GDezecache blog post in #crowdCognition about collective forecasting

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2 years

چطور به بچه ها یاد بدیم که از نفس تلاش کردن (مستقل از موفقیت و شکست) لذت ببرن؟ جمال اسماعیلی @JimmyEsmaily در این پست توضیح داده است

CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

2 years

could you teach your children to enjoy effort (eg hard puzzles, running marathons, ...) ? In a new and short blog post, @JimmyEsmaily visits a great recent paper that tells you how

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4 years

درسته که پول خوشبختی میاره ولی تحقیقات زیادی نشون دادن که رابطه پول با خوشبختی, از اون چیزی که انتظار میره خیلی ضعیف تره. به عبارت دیگه پول اونقدر که باید وبه خودی خود خوشحالی نمیاره. پست جدید بلاگ ما در مورد اینه که پول روباید خرج چی بکنیم که راضی باشیم:

پول رو خرج چی کنیم که خوشحال تر باشیم؟ - Bahador Bahrami

تحقیقات انجام شده میگن پول رو باید خرج سه چیز کرد

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@CrowdCognition

2 years

Having deep conversations is fun, engaging and, research has shown, even good for your long-term health. if this is so, what keeps people from having them ALL THE TIME? And why, on earth, do we get into small talk? our new blog post

the difficulties of having a good conversation - Bahador Bahrami

was is it so hard to have a meaningful conversation with others?

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@CrowdCognition

3 years

Huge Congratulations to @MoozhanS for winning @MSCActions Marie S Curie fellowship. She will combine creative design in urban planning with collective decision making in collaboration with @CrowdCognition @REA_research @ERC_Research #MSCA

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

(1/4) A brilliant paper in 6 frames

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

What makes a good conference poster? - Brevity (<5min) - Clarity of text (big fonts only, short sentences) - Avoiding visual clutter (few, BIG graphs)

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3 years

Social media, ADHD and time perception: what can cognitive science tell us? @ZahraRezazadeh new blog post explains

ADHD, social media and time: what can cognitive science tell us?

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3 years

1/ Soon, autonomous AI agents will be driving cars on streets. @jurgiskarpus new paper gives an idea of what driving etiquette among human and AI drivers may look like @CvbeLab @OpheliaDeroy @JuliaTVerba @RHULPsychology @LMU_Muenchen

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3 years

a new blogpost about the rare wisdom of solving problems by removing their unnecessary parts - 3-min review of the wonderful paper by @GabeAdams and colleagues key question for us: would groups of individuals do better in seeing subtractive solutions?

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CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

5 years

New postdoc Job in Social Neuroscience of Interpersonal Decision Making #CrowdCognition Lab in #LMU Munich. Deadline in 2 weeks. if you know someone who might be interested, tell them to take a look and get in touch

Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Computational Social Neuroscience - Bahador Bahrami

Employment for (1+2) years: initially for 1 year and extended to 3 upon mutually satisfactory outcome of first year The expected starting date is 01 Dec, 2019 (but can be flexibly negotiated) ...

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3 years

Crowd Cognition is very proud to be listed in @AnlloHernan exciting research project Intercultural Cognitive Network

Members

Hernán Anlló ICN Manager & founder

www.icn.community

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@CrowdCognition

2 years

گفتگوی جدی و عمیق هم لذت بخش و سرگرم کننده است و هم (تحقیقات نشون میدن) در درازمدت برای سلامتی آدم خوبه. اگه گفتگوی عمیق انقدر خوبه, چرا مردم دائم در حال گفتگوهای عمقی نیستن؟ پست جدید بلاگ ما در این مورد که چرا گفتگوی عمیق انقدر کم پیش میاد

چرا گفتگوی عمیق انقدر سخته؟ - Bahador Bahrami

اگه گفتگوی عمیق انقدر خوبه, چرا مردم دائم در حال گفتگوهای عمقی نیستن؟

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3 years

our new lab policy: every time a deadline is missed, the person responsible will have to donate 5€ to the far right party in their local residence, i.e. AfD in Germany, Le Pen in France, BNP in UK. Let's see if this nudge works better than the usual bottle of Champagne

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4 years

We are constantly offered motivational advice about saving money, managing our emotions, etc because receiving advice must help. What if the opposite was true: what if GIVING advice raises our confidence and increases our motivation #crowdCognition

why does it feel so good to be someone's coach - Bahador Bahrami

We prefer to give (rather than receive) advice; why?

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@CrowdCognition

2 years

It will be great honour to host you -- looking forward

Joaquin Navajas

@joaconavajas

2 years

Happy to share that starting next week, and for 3 months, I will join @OpheliaDeroy 's research group "Persuading Under Uncerainty: Challenges and Norms of Science Communication" as a Visiting Research Fellow at @CAS_LMU . Looking fwd to visting Munich :)

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5 years

We join group decisions because, by sharing responsibility, they protect us from negative consequences (regret, blame) of bad outcomes. This Protective shield exposes individuals to repeating their past mistakes @MarwaElZein7 @wellcometrust @ERC_Research

Collective decisions divert regret and responsibility away from the individual

It has recently been proposed that a key motivation for joining group decisions is to be protected from negative consequences of these decisions. To test this claim we investigated how experienced...

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

Congratulations to @joaconavajas the new director of Laboratorio de Neurociencia, Buenos Aires

Universidad Torcuato Di Tella

@utditella

5 years

[Novedad] @joaconavajas , profesor investigador de nuestra Escuela de Negocios e investigador del CONICET, es el nuevo director del Laboratorio de Neurociencia #UTDT desde marzo de este año. ¡Bienvenido Joaquín a tu nueva función!

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@CrowdCognition

1 year

Congratulations to @Seppsad for this great work that addresses one of the most important key current issues in computational psychiatry

Sepehr Saeedpour

@Seppsad

1 year

Really happy to share our new paper, which was also my BSc thesis on "Interindividual differences in Pavlovian influence on learning are consistent" in @RSocPublishing . This was a collaboration between @CrowdCognition @Opheliaderoy @CVBElab

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4 years

آیا بین مصرف کانابیس در نوجوانی و بروز علائم روانپزشکی در بزرگسالی رابطه معناداری هست؟ نوشته‌ی پرنیان رافعی (محقق و کارشناس ارشد روانشناسی بالینی در دانشگاه تهران) را دراین باره بخوانید

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CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

8 months

After reviewing for HBM journal, the journal AWARDS the reviewer with this CERTIFICATE !!!!!!! 😀😀😀😀😀 Why do the publishers have such a lowly view of their reviewers? Could it be that we, reviewers, have reinforced this kind of treatment?

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@CrowdCognition

4 years

Our research finds that people follow Covid-19 rules most when they think their friends and family do See the new paper from @CvbeLab and @CrowdCognition

Don’t just tell your friends to follow Covid rules: Show them that you do ! - Bahador Bahrami

people follow Covid-19 rules most when they think their friends and family do

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CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

2 years

could you teach your children to enjoy effort (eg hard puzzles, running marathons, ...) ? In a new and short blog post, @JimmyEsmaily visits a great recent paper that tells you how

could we teach someone to enjoy hard puzzles? - Bahador Bahrami

By Jamal Esmaily Ludwig Maximilian Universität Suppose you have two options with similar outcomes but requiring different levels of effort. Which one would you choose? Probably the one that takes...

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CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

3 years

Why we still fall for influencers, salesmen and politicians who lie via @ConversationUK

Why we still fall for influencers, salesmen and politicians who lie

Social influencers vie for public attention in a crowded market place. This makes the bold and the ruthless even more likely to opt for strategic dishonesty if it will further their interests.

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CrowdCognition

@CrowdCognition

5 years

Does propaganda work? What about Advertising? @hugoreasoning has published a new book to answer these questions. Here, in a 2-min interview, we asked him about his new book

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

1/10 Twitter Interview with Hugo Mercier @hugoreasoning Hugo is a cognitive scientist at the Jean Nicod Institute in Paris and his research focuses on function and workings of reasoning. Hugo has recently published a new book called NOT BORN YESTERDAY.

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@CrowdCognition

3 years

#BorisJohnson catastrophic handling of #Paterson scandal was a clear demonstration of a long-known fact in behavioural sciences: the difficulty of seeing the virtue of doing nothing -- new post in our blog

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2 years

Can sleep make us more or less social? @Zuvayafatsum visits a recent paper that examined this question

Get Some Good Sleep Tonight, Tomorrow We Will Need Your Help - Bahador Bahrami

getting good sleep makes us more social

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@CrowdCognition

3 years

جمال اسمعیلی @JimmyEsmaily در پست جدیدی توضیح داده که فکر کردن به پول چه تاثیری در رفتار اجتماعی ما میگذاره. با شرکت شیخ مصلح الدین سعدی

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@CrowdCognition

4 years

Why do so many charlatans succeed in elections? Game theory and behavioural science explains

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3 years

our new blog post revisits a great classic: "Choice as Value" by Voss and Homzie (1970)

Does the rat care about freedom of choice? - Bahador Bahrami

choice is, in and of itself, valuable

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@CrowdCognition

4 years

Congratulations to @anis_najar , Emmanuelle Bonnet and @StePalminteri . CrowdCognition lab contributed to this study but the real credit goes to Paris

Anis Najar

@anis_najar

4 years

Happy to share our new @plosbiology paper with E. Bonnet @bahadorbahrami @StePalminteri : "The actions of others act as a pseudo-reward to drive imitation in the context of social reinforcement learning"

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5 years

On 01 September 2019, Crowd Cognition group will start the new phase of its academic & research activities at Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany. The project is funded by a 2m€ ERC-CoG grant (rid-O) until 01 Sept 2024

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@CrowdCognition

2 years

the deadline for joint postdoc with @manos_tsakiris & @bahadorbahrami is fast approaching. If you are interested in behavioural cognitive neuroscience, and would like to work outside the lab and in museums and galleries, hurry up & apply

Jobs at Royal Holloway

jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk

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@CrowdCognition

4 years

نوشتن در مورد نگرانیهامان کمک میکند از استرس امتحان کم کنیم و نمره بهتری بگیریم - مطلب جدید بلاگ ما در مورد فواید "نوشتار درمانی" و "نوشتن احساسی"

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4 years

قرار گرفتن در جایگاه قدرت و ضعف، بر رفتار و عملکرد مغزی ما چه تاثیری دارد ؟ نوشته ی پریسا نویدی (دانشجوی کارشناسی ارشد علوم شناختی، تهران) را بخوانید

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@CrowdCognition

11 months

Great work on working the nature of memory deficits in multiple sclerosis from Isfahan.

Ali Motahharynia

@alimotahharynia

11 months

Fading memories A new assessment of visual working memory using continuous measures reveals fresh insights into the origins of memory deficit in multiple sclerosis. @eLife #cognition #workingMemory #MultipleSclerosis #computationalNeuroscience

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5 years

Our choices shape who we are: a one-frame cartoon description of Choice-Induced Attitude Change in #crowdCognition

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5 years

دعوت به مشارکت آنلاین در یک طرحی پژوهشی در مورد رقص فارسی

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4 years

In promoting the benefits of thinking in foreign languages, John le Carré was supported by empirical evidence. A new blog post in CrowdCognition

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3 years

چطور میشه از طریق تاثیر گذاری اجتماعی، افراد رو به نوع دوستی بیشتر ترغیب کنیم؟ نیلوفر سعیدی (مرکز مغزوعلوم شناختی - دانشگاه شهید بهشتی) در یک بلاگ جدید توضیح میدهد

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4 years

Did you notice any recent changes to your sense of SMELL or TASTE? Do you know someone who did? Then you can help push the research about COVID-19 forward by helping our colleagues in the GCCR and UoL:

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1 year

misguided, stubbron polarisation can be a good thing, at the collective level.

Joaquin Navajas

@joaconavajas

1 year

🚨 New preprint from the lab by amazing PhD student @FBLemarchand in collab with @polbalen , @CrowdCognition , & @OpheliaDeroy We show that promoting erroneous but diverse opinions increases the wisdom of the crowd at the expense of individual accuracy 👇🏼

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whoever invented targeted advertising seems to have been unfamiliar with the deep hatred one develops for their brand after having been forced to press Skip on the same Ad 1000 times. And we are constantly told that "advertisers KNOW human psychology".

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@CrowdCognition

5 years

uncertainty in depression vs anxiety - 1-frame summary of review article by Grupe and Nitschke (2013)

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3 years

پژوهشکده علوم زیستی IPM میخواد ۲ تا پست داک در فیلد نظریه بازی ها (game theory) استخدام کنه

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4 years

What is Attachment Anxiety? How does it relate to peri-personal space? Are they connected in the human brain? Zahra Nasiriavanaki gives us a quick tour of her new paper answering these very interesting questions in less then 2 mins

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5 years

individuals lie more when in a group, driven by communication within group: members produce & exchange more arguments for dishonesty than for honesty. Group membership shifts the perception of the validity of the honesty norm.

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4 years

This work has inspired us to think that social interactive context (eg observation, imitation) may simplify learning & afford emergent forms of meta-Learning that would not be available to isolated agents learning individually

Anis Najar

@anis_najar

4 years

Happy to share our new @plosbiology paper with E. Bonnet @bahadorbahrami @StePalminteri : "The actions of others act as a pseudo-reward to drive imitation in the context of social reinforcement learning"

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2 years

چرا فعالیت فکری به ما احساس خستگی فیزیکی می‌ده ؟ ستاره جلالی فرد در پست جدیدی برای بلاگ نتایج یک مطالعه جدید در این باره رو توضیح داده

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چطور میشه یادگیری از روی مثال رو سریع تر کرد؟ با گروهبندی مثال ها یا به صورت در هم ؟ پست جدید نیلوفر سعیدی @nilisaaa توضیح میدهد

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آیا موش به مساله ی جبر و اختیار اهمیت میدهد؟ پست جدید بلاگ @CrowdCognition

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On June 19, @bahadorbahrami went to #StillPointSpaces in Berlin and discussed some of the work from @CrowdCognition . The video is now out at

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@MarcCoutanche @StePalminteri @StePalminteri u can do a lot better than this. I submit b/c (1) Publishers make money from (1) my content & (2) open access costs (also paid by me). The publishers could pay the reviewer from both revenues. We do not have to pretend to be idiots

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new pre-print !!! And Just in time for understanding the US elections

Ralf Kurvers

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4 years

All revved up for sharing this preprint on gaining #social_influence . Truly collaborative work w @bahadorbahrami @UHertz @jurgiskarpus Marta_Balode @BJayles #game_theory @arc_mpib @mpib_berlin 🧵(1/9)

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@jayvanbavel what if the successful members of the work-from-home sample (who drive the effect) are the ones who actually prefer to work from home ANYways? The point being that work-from-wherever-you-feel-more-productive-or-more-happy may actually be the solution?

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ما همیشه در جستجوی پول هستیم و دائم برای اینکه پول بیشتری به جیب بزنیم بیشتر تلاش می کنیم. در این پست , جمال اسماعیلی @JimmyEsmaily توضیح داده که انگیزه پول میتواند رفتار مارا به صورت ناخودآگاه هم تحت تاثیر قرار بدهد

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3 years

چطور کار کردن با همکار ازخودراضی, ما رو از خودمون بیزار میکنه؟ یافته های مقاله جدید علی محمودی در مورد تاثیر رفتار دیگران بر عزت نفس ما @PLOSBiology @alimahmoodi88

اثر مخرب همکار بد روی عزت نفس ما - Bahador Bahrami

کار کردن با همکار ازخودراضی, ما رو از خودمون بیزار میکنه

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5 years

خیلی از ما که به روحانی رای دادیم,در جواب کسانی که ندادن جواب میدیم:"اگه برگردم به ۴سال پیش هم دوباره رای میدم".همکار ما مروا الزین تازگی مقاله هایی منتشر کرده که نشون میده وقتی یک عمل جمعی شکست میخوره(چون مسولیت عواقب کار بین همه پخش میشه),توجه کمتری میشه به اینکه ایرادکارکجابود

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3 years

how could we use social influence to persuade people to give money to charity? Niloofar Saeedi (ICBS, SBU Tehran) explains in a new blog post for @CrowdCognition

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3 years

@FedeZimmerman on his new paper in @ScienceAdvances explaining how to make people like you when discussing politics in parties?

Why is it so attractive to be politically radical? - Bahador Bahrami

how to make people like you when discussing politics in parties?

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5 months

The video ends with a most interesting (and commonly found in psychology) misattribution by John Berger. He mistakes the bimodal diversity of the individual opinions to signify that individual opinions themselves were ambivalent about the question asked.

Synekura Audio

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John Berger discussing Caravaggio with some school kids [from 'Ways of Seeing', 1972]

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4 years

Crowd Cognition news: Jurgis Karpus is awarded a Junior Research Fund from LMU Excellence Initiative 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

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3 years

how does thinking about money change our social behaviour? in a short blog post, @JimmyEsmaily has revisited a classic paper on this very interesting topic

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5 years

Lies travel faster than truths, specially when in politics. Ali Shiravand reports from a #crowdCognition journal club

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5 years

People are reluctant to punish groups that violate norms. Also, people violate norms more when they're in a group. @MarwaElZein7 's new work offers empirical evidence for both of above statements, making a strong case for Shared Responsibility as key motivation for joining groups

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5 years

this is consistent with our ( @MarwaElZein7 @bahadorbahrami & R Hertwig) recent proposition that people join groups in order to sharing responsibility and avoid blame for violation of norms

Shared responsibility in collective decisions

Nature Human Behaviour - Why do people engage in collective decisions? El Zein, Bahrami & Hertwig argue that—through sharing responsibility—joint decisions protect individuals...

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5 years

individuals lie more when in a group, driven by communication within group: members produce & exchange more arguments for dishonesty than for honesty. Group membership shifts the perception of the validity of the honesty norm.

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2 years

در طی چند سال گذشته, در توییتر , نمایندگان منتخب مردم بی چاک و دهن تر و بی تربیت تر شده اند گزارش پریسا نویدی @parisanavidi مورد مقاله جدیدی را بخوانید که برای این ادعا شواهد علمی قانع کننده ای ارایه کرده اند

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4 years

آیا داروهای سایکیدلک ایتیادااور هستند؟ پرنیان رافعی توضیح میدهد

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11 months

@jayvanbavel and what is exactly the importance of "finishing" a book? Who has finished Newton's Principa or Darwin's Origin of Species? In what way is this an indicator of book's (or the reader's) value?

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3 years

شب قبل از هجرت پیغبر اسلام از مکه به مدینه ۴۰ نفر از ۴۰ قبیله قریش اقدام به ترور او کردند. چرا ۴۰ نفر؟ ذهنِ ما رفتارهای جمعی دیگران را چگونه تحلیل و قضاوت می‌کند؟ آنیتا کشمیریان @AnitaKeshmirian تحقیقات خود برای جواب به این سؤال را اینجا شرح داده است

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3 years

@bahadorbahrami @ERC_Research @dnferreiro @CvbeLab @LMU_Muenchen @RHULPsychology Led by @cdfrith , this project was part of a public engagement event at @Tate #Exchange in 2019 organized and conducted by @OpheliaDeroy . We are very proud and happy to see this work published (see paper here )

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4 years

Why do some people buy fake followers on Instagram? @UHertz answers here

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2 months

میگه علت مهاجرت نخبه اینه که طرف «بلد نیست» مساله حل کنه، بلد نیست ارتباط برقرار کنه، بلد نیست کار تیمی بکنه، در نتیجه، قهر می کنه میره. نه خیر آقای رییس جمهور!!! مساله بلد نبودن نیست! تبعیض عه ! سهمیه است! پارتی بازی یه ! سیاسی کاری یه!

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1 year

Nature Communication charges extortionate amounts for publishing & publishes hundreds of articles per week. Given this business model, it is not clear why the reviewers should review pro bono. Unless Nature group starts to pay experts for their opinion, we do not review for them

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4 years

to see what makes fighting fake news so difficult, it is useful to read this article

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4 years

Is there any memory benefit to recording a live concert in your cell phone (and annoying lots of other people around you)? Nareg Khachatoorian @Nareg_Kh explains what he found in his PhD

Tools of Memory Enhancement: does recording live concerts with your phone help? - Bahador Bahrami

by Nareg khachatoorian We all complain about bad memory. Some of us blame it on our phones. Others have other excuses. But we all want to know how to remember things better. Nareg Khachaturian has...

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3 years

Our minds distinguish between various social influences @LMU_Muenchen @PLOSBiology @alimahmoodi88

Neurobiology: Our minds distinguish between various social influences

LMU researchers show what happens in the human brain when we try to influence other people or when we ourselves are influenced by others.

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5 years

Should people with politically opposite views work together?New 3-min blog post in #CrowdCognition by Zahra Arjmandi

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4 years

when Covid is gone, this is what conferences will be like -- looking forward to it. Yes please

Comes Orientis ☧ 🇱🇧🇨🇦☦️

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4 years

3rd Century AD, Roman Mosaic from the Levant "Symposium with an Asarotos Oikos (Unswept Room)"

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2 years

the impact of training schedule (blocked vs mixed) on inductive learning: @nilisaaa visits a classic paper by Kornell and Bjork on spacing in learning

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3 years

2/2 no thread needed. Just look at the graphical abstract and you get the idea

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4 years