Simon Jangard Profile
Simon Jangard

@simonjangard

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PhD-student and lic. psych. investigating social learning and decision-making in addiction using behavioral experiments, clin. trials, and comp. modeling

Stockholm, Sweden
Joined March 2014
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@DrEckerstrom
Joachim Eckerström
6 months
Intressant disputation vid @karolinskainst den 13 juni! @SimonJangard försvarar sin avhandling "Prosocial Learning and Decision-Making in Alcohol Use Disorder" kl. 13:00 i Franklinsalen, Tomtebodavägen 6a, Solna. Huvudhandledare: @EmotionLabKI Läs mer:
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@simonjangard
Simon Jangard
10 months
Excited to share our new paper on social reward learning in alcohol use disorder (AUD) in Translational Psychiatry! https://t.co/SVEjpUcCWZ w/ @B_Lindstroem, Lotfi Khemiri, Nitya Jayaram-Lindström, & @EmotionLabKI. Across two separate samples, we examined whether individuals
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Translational Psychiatry - Dissociating social reward learning and behavior in alcohol use disorder
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@DSchultner
David Schultner
1 year
🔅Later today! I will share some new work on the processes shaping moral judgments.
@simoncolumbus
Simon Columbus @simoncolumbus.bsky.social
1 year
Cooperation Colloquium this Friday: David Schultner @DSchultner Independent contributions of inequality aversion and conformity in moral judgments Friday, November 1 15:00 UCT+1 (CET) / 10 am ET Sign up: https://t.co/xPgLbVN1nk
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@xiaosigu
Xiaosi Gu
1 year
Can't be more proud!! Massive congrats to our postdoc @shawnrhoadsphd for winning this award, which will help launch his independent career soon!! 👏🥳🔥 #computationalpsychiatry #socialneuroscience @SinaiCCP @SinaiBrain @IcahnMountSinai
@shawnrhoadsphd
Shawn Rhoads
1 year
I am thrilled, honored, & grateful to be a recipient of this year's NIH Director's Early Independence Award @NIH_CommonFund #NIHHighRisk I will be launching my research lab soon, so please stay tuned for announcements & opportunities to get involved! https://t.co/UNt1GPArCz
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@RandyNesse
Randy Nesse
1 year
Evolutionary explanations for morality and committed relationships are a huge advance. Are they useful for psychiatry? I share my hopes and hesitations in this 30 min. video. Thanks to @RealAdamHunt @RiadhAbed1 @ISEMPH @HumBehEvoSoc https://t.co/uKTaRmlnmu
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@JoanaBVieira1
Joana B Vieira
2 years
Our opinion paper The convergence between defence and care in mammals is out today at @TrendsCognSci! With @EmotionLabKI 🧵 https://t.co/avjUFGUtb0
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@thepsychologist
Patricia Lockwood
2 years
Moral learning and decision-making across the lifespan https://t.co/JGnswEnuQ0 Excited to share our new preprint with @Connected_Mindz & @JC_Dreher. We review evidence from infancy to old age in light of 4 key aspects of morality within a value-based decision-making framework.
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@Oliver_S_Curry
Oliver Scott Curry
3 years
Moral questions are just empirical questions about how best to cooperate
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@simonjangard
Simon Jangard
3 years
The results are consistent with previous cross-sectional studies demonstrating a small effect of D2R on alcohol use indicating that prior D2R is not clinically useful to identify social drinkers at risk of later development of AUD.
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@simonjangard
Simon Jangard
3 years
In assessing PET data (n=67) in healthy individuals and subsequent alcohol use and related factors at a 8-16 year follow-up, we demonstrate no support for a large effect between D2R availability and later alcohol use nor for the majority of the alcohol-related factors.
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@simonjangard
Simon Jangard
3 years
Excited to share a new paper on Striatal Dopamine D2 receptor availability as a predictor in the development of alcohol use disorder (AUD) in Addiction: https://t.co/6Rxnw66ktM w/ N. J-Lindström, @H_I_now, @granvillejmath, P. P-Sigray, J. Franck, J. Borg, and @SimonCervenka
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Background and aims Whereas striatal dopamine D2 receptor (D2R) availability has shown to be altered in individuals with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and in healthy individuals with a family history...
@AddictionJrnl
Addiction Journal
3 years
Low striatal dopamine D2 receptor availability may not be a strong predictor in the development of alcohol use disorder @simonjangard https://t.co/BMzheTSvqH
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@DCameron84
Daryl Cameron
3 years
Spread the word -- the Moral Psychology Research Group, a cross-institutional group of moral psychologists and philosophers I'm part of, is hosting its first online conference on March 3-4, organized by Thomas Nadelhoffer. Free to attend, please RT! 1/2 https://t.co/s5OTSzYAEa
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An Online Gathering for Moral Psychology -- Fall 2025* Friday, November 7th: 4:00pm to 7:00pm (EST) Saturday, November 8th: 11:00am to 3:15pm (EST)
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@DrTomFroese
Tom Froese, Embodied Cognitive Science Unit (ECSU)
3 years
I enjoyed Schrödinger’s little book on What is Life, which nicely sketches “The Striking Contrast” between the physics of nonliving and living matter - capable of acting in unprecedented ways. But did anyone else get baffled by the way it concludes?
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@AugierLab
The Augier Lab
3 years
🚨🚨PAPER ALERT🚨🚨 We're glad to share with you our laboratory's first paper published in @npp_journal about alcohol and social choice in Wistar rats (full text: https://t.co/Tvh7WJoWGf). We also have a🧵for you!
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@EmotionLabKI
Andreas Olsson
3 years
Happy to be a part of this unique and important project together w ppl in my group @philipparnamets @JoanaBVieira1 @Yafeng_Pan @simonjangard
@Flavio_Azevedo_
Flavio Azevedo
3 years
Have you ever wished to study the social & moral psychology of #COVID19 with N=51,404 from 69 countries (28 nationally representative samples) from Global North/South? 🔥Now accepted at Nature Scientific Data 🎉🤗 Preprint & data: https://t.co/j9Xvq1Plfd https://t.co/kZ58ozzk3B
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@matthewhirschey
Matthew Hirschey💡
3 years
100% of research labs have LAB MEETINGS. 0% are set up to enable everyone to have a voice. This is how we flipped them to increase engagement hear from everyone and save time...
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@EmotionLabKI
Andreas Olsson
3 years
Experienced threat (but not stress) is associated with every-day altruism during early covid pandemic. Our new paper out today in @SciReports lead by @JoanaBVieira1 with @pierzchajlo @simonjangard & @aa_marsh https://t.co/FAT1U8rU3r 1/2
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@thepsychologist
Patricia Lockwood
3 years
Fun collaboration testing how oxytocin and dopamine influence neural prediction errors during prosocial and self-benefitting learning 🙂 with Myrthe Jensen, Ellen de Bruijn (not on twitter) and @DrJoCutler 👇
@DrJoCutler
Jo Cutler
3 years
New collaborative preprint led by Myrthe Jansen & Ellen de Bruijn @LeidenPsy with Patricia Lockwood @thepsychologist & me @TheCHBH We show oxytocin & dopamine change neural signals (PEs) during learning to benefit oneself & others, compared to placebo https://t.co/lFWXfHNPq7
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@DrJoCutler
Jo Cutler
3 years
Excited to share a new review preprint with Matthew Apps @brain_apps & Patricia Lockwood @thepsychologist - Reward processing and reinforcement learning: from adolescence to aging - https://t.co/jyxjnllBtX 🧵👇
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@EmotionLabKI
Andreas Olsson
3 years
Great opportunity to work on fundamental scientific challenges embedded in a truly unique research environment!
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