📢A few places have become available in our workshops. Learn about dynamical systems theory and its application in social interactions research. with: @jamesptrujillo, @_tjwiltshire, @FredHasselman, @uw_hill, @ProfSamWass, .

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Our fourth keynote speaker for Behavioral Dynamics in Social Interactions workshop will be @FredHasselman a distinguished teacher and researcher ( who applies theories and methods of complexity science.

Excited to announce @_tjwiltshire as our third keynote speaker for the Behavioral Dynamics in Social Interactions workshop who among other topics explores interpersonal coordination and leader-follower dynamics using transfer entropy.

Our second keynote speaker for Behavioral Dynamics in Social Interactions workshop will be @uw_hill's Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi. Her unique take on cognition has recently been showcased in her paper in topiCS:

Richardson, M.J., Dale, R., Marsh. (2014). Complex dynamical systems in social and personality psychology: Theory, modeling, and analysis. Handbook of research methods in social and personality psychology, CUP.

. To make progress in our understanding of psychological change and process, therefore, researchers need to consider adopting new tools and methodological concepts, namely those of dynamical systems. ".

. Behavioral change is therefore conceptualized as the difference between static measures [. ] this traditional approach merely describes behavioral change; it does not capture true time evolution . .

. This traditional approach is rooted in the linear statistical methods [. ] and is aimed at detecting whether treatments or manipulations, on the whole, affect the outcome of some measured behavioral state or variable. .

. Traditionally, however, social personality psychology, like experimental psychology in general, has focused on summary statistics, which aggregate over time, such as in the form of magnitudes (eg, behavioral frequencies, emotional intensities, and so on).

"All social processes fundamentally involve change in time: Judgments materialize quickly over milliseconds or seconds, conversations flow over minutes, and relationships evolve across even longer time scales. [. ] social systems are dynamical systems . .

One of the keynotes at the workshop "Behavioral Dynamics in Social Interactions" will be Mike Richardson (. It is difficult to overestimate Mike's contribution to our understanding of interpersonal interaction. Take a look:.

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🔍🤝 Explore how new methods drive new theories and establish collaborations during dedicated and facilitated sessions and social events.

🛠 (2) @jamesptrujillo will cover a basic pipeline for quantifying and analyzing turn-taking dynamics in dynamic and multi-party interactions.

🛠 Hands-on workshops to help you collect and analyze multimodal behavioral data:.(1) Wim will guide you through envisionbox and building your own low-cost multimodal lab.

🗓Four keynotes by prominent researchers (@_tjwiltshire, @FredHasselman, @uw_hill & Mike Richardson), sharing their insights on the dynamic systems approach to interpersonal interactions.