Communication Neuroscience Lab
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We study how communication can improve health, well-being, and combat climate change (@Penn and @AnnennbergPenn). Follow us on bsky, IG, and Linkedin!
University of Pennsylvania
Joined March 2014
RT @xavierbonilla87: I am very pleased to share the conversation I had with the mighty Emily Falk! We talk about the #neuroscience work she….
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RT @LynneLamberg: How do we make everyday choices? Do our choices enhance our lives? In What We Value: The Neuroscience of Choice and Chang….
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RT @sinclair_allie: 📢 Across the U.S., cuts to federal funding for health research could cause losses of over $16B and 68,500 jobs. How wil….
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RT @joshuasweitz: Working with an interdisciplinary team, we have developed a website to communicate how the White House's proposed cuts to….
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Follow us on Bluesky @ falklab . bsky . social
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RT @BehaviorChange: Have you voted? Our co-directors @katy_milkman and @angeladuckw were at the polls in #Philly bright and early this morn….
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Trying to figure out how to make the world a better place tonight? Consider going to work with Prof. Kanu Pandey on a PhD researching politics and humor in beautiful Santa Barbara.
🚨PhD Opportunity🚨 I’m recruiting a PhD student to join the Creative Citizenship Lab, my forthcoming research team at @CommUCSB. Research politics, global comm, and comedy through neuroscience and computational methods! Details:
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A hopeful outlook fosters stronger connections and well-being. Read Hope for Cynics by Jamil Zaki to learn more:
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RT @katy_milkman: After I called @angeladuckw to make sure she had a voting plan, we decided we'd team up to nudge a friend to vote. Who b….
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This month’s book recommendation is “Hope for Cynics” by Jamil Zaki. This beautiful book weaves together stories and science to highlight the case for being a hopeful skeptic — base your views on evidence, and be open to changing your mind. Thank you, Emily, for the suggestion!
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Dr. @BoazHameiri is interested in how trait victimhood influences people's support for and participation in political violence. “Perceived victimhood shapes support for interpartisan political violence in the United States” was published in the Psychology of Violence journal.
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Climate change impacts all of our futures. Swipe to see simple ways you can create positive change in your community!
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RT @PennMindCORE: MindCORE Seminar: Dannagal Goldthwaite Young.October 11, Noon.111 Levin, 425 S. University Ave. Wrong: How Media, Politic….
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RT @SpeerSebo: How do we reach agreement? @HaranSened,@shannon47burns @DianaTamir @falklab @L_MwilambweT, Lily Tsoi and I just published a….
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Our October paper spotlight features @sinclair_allie's work, which explores different psychological interventions that influence motivation to engage in climate change mitigation behaviors and information sharing. Swipe to learn more!
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RT @vpmurty: You know what your @SfNtweets experience is probably missing, an opportunity to meet your queer colleagues and allies. Happen….
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This month’s book recommendation is “The Book of Delights” by Ross Gay. A lyrical collection of essays, Gay celebrates the small joys and wonders of everyday life, exploring themes of gratitude, beauty, and the transformative power of delight
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