Welcome
Currently, we have two general categories of ongoing NICE/ICE investigations.
If you are brain-oriented, you can become a NICE investigator.
If you are more behaviorally oriented, you can become an ICE investigator.
Meet our lab:
Personal Congratulations go to students who became part of this lab family! They contributed their ideas, skills, and hard work. We also appreciated how you shared your unique styles, humour, and many great social interactions in the lab, at conferences, and during extra-curricular activities. 🙂
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"When participants recalled being a ghostee, they had more hurt feelings, loneliness, anger, and sadness, but when they recalled being a ghoster, they felt more guilt but also more relief and pride." - @GiliFreedman http://ow.ly/vtw050KW5YF
Backstage at bodybuilding shows may not be what you expect. http://ow.ly/qwin50KYbX4 #SPSPblog
From research labs to the World Series, we tend to overcompensate for past errors in judgment, suggests research recently published in @APA_Journals' Journal of Applied Psychology. https://theconversation.com/two-wrongs-trying-to-make-a-right-makeup-calls-are-common-for-mlb-umpires-financial-analysts-and-probably-you-188968
Young people, like adults, experience stress. Here's how to identify potential problems, provide guidance, and help them work through difficult times. https://www.apa.org/topics/stress/children?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=apa-stress&utm_content=identifying-kid-stress
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