https://t.co/jwnqGzgsyF. Thesis Defended @cogsci_iitd! This was such a great experiential learning journey. I'm grateful for my supervisor's constant guidance and support @VsPsych. Looking forward to the next exciting chapter!

On 30 Sept, join our #StrategicDebate to review techniques & policies worldwide to reduce the teacher gap and plan for equitable teaching. ⏰14:30 CEST 🔗 https://t.co/pzQEJlu28L 🤝In partnership with @ADEAnet, the Learning Equity Initiative & @Education2030UN #InvestInTeachers

While the PI remains at the forefront, the actual working force behind all the outcomes, i.e. hands and brains of team members, often remain overshadowed. Also, why should only the girls have all the fun in Navratri/Durgapujo?

Findings 👇🏼 1. Participants have an inherent bias for faces perceived as warm (empathetic/prosocial label-face pairing) vs. competent (positive/agentic label-face pairing) 2. However, attributions made by P/A label-face pairing was trusted more significantly as compared to E/P.

I had an amazing time presenting my work at the #S4SN 2025 Conference! The research explored the role of label types (empathetic/prosocial vs. positive/agentic) and valence (positive/negative) on trust judgements for ToM attributions made by faces.

Excited to present my research poster on the effect of personality labels on the trust judgements for ToM attributions at the 2025 Conference of the Society for Social Neuroscience ✨ Please feel free to connect if you are also attending! #S4SN #socialneuro

For a PhD, you need to be a romantic at some level. Your papers will get rejected. Your ideas will get scooped. All while you peers flourish. And yes--It will sting. 2023 was one such year for me. Yet I call it my golden year, because that’s when I truly fell in love with my

Second author asking the PI to be co-first

Peace isn’t just absence of conflict — its empathy, cooperation, and courage to build better communities. Be a part of our global study aimed at exploring how youth are shaping peace through hope, tolerance, empathy, and responsibility. Connect with h.gupta@unesco.org for more.

Upcoming in JPSP Psychologists study morality by having people respond to hypothetical "trolley dilemmas". We confronted people with a real-life version. Not with runaway trolleys, but with people hooked up to electroshock machines: "Do you want to save two people from pain by

https://t.co/iohZYB50Sp My article on phantom costs is now officially published. We found that people imagine hidden costs when someone offers a deal "too good to be true". Moreover, paying someone too much can backfire--making them less likely to buy than if you paid less.

Losing someone you love is associated with a significant increase in heart attack in the subsequent days. Grief is more than just an emotion: your body is flooded with adrenaline, inflammation & clotting factors.

A model for the rest of us to follow. It's time we stopped losing out on opportunities to go share our science with the international community due to visa issues. Let's bring some major cogsci/neuro conferences to Asia!

"depression is nature’s way of telling us that we are misapplying effort toward goals we are unlikely to achieve. If you work toward something and your efforts aren’t paying off, then it is wise to withdraw and conserve your energy for other activities"

As a researcher, the more you study the area of empathy, the more confused you get thinking about it

When we die, our atoms do not vanish into mystery. They return to the Earth, becoming part of the soil, the air, and the water that sustain life. Guided by entropy, they break apart and scatter, only to be gathered again into new forms of life. Nothing is truly lost; the matter

1/ Are people who meet their partners online LESS satisfied in their relationships than those who meet offline? Our new study across 50 countries (N = 6,646) suggests: Yes. Individuals who met their partners online reported LOWER relationship satisfaction and love.

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researchers waiting for participants at their lab 😂

Congratulations Divyanshi Pandey for presenting Phd work #INS2025inBrisbane ! We use insights from neuropsy+ cog sci & test decision making in MTL #epilepsy Thank you @INSneuro for the opportunity (she' s beaming with joy as she attended a talk of her role model!)

been three months since I started learning violin.