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Final talk by @JulieLinJi looking at negative biases in action-contingent expectancies

The actual final talk! By Kenneth Sim. Great symposium!

Congratulations Kenneth Sim for submitting his PhD thesis on reward activity-related expectancy bias in dysphoria! Well done Kenny, you did it! And congrats to the supervisory team @JulieLinJi Dr Lies Notebaert & Colin Macleod! 🍾🎊🎉👨‍🎓👏

Excited to share new paper from my collaboration with Dr. David Preece, & A/Prof Rodrigo Becerra from Perth Emotion & Psychopathology Lab and Prof. James Gross. We found that Perth Alexithymia Questionnaire (PAQ) can assess alexithymia among adolescents as well as adults🧵tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

In this new paper that I joint-first authored with Seyran Ranjbar, with the collaboration with Dr. David Preece, A/Prof Becerra from Perth Emotion & Psychopathology Lab and Prof. James Gross, we found that greater maladaptive beliefs about emotions 🧵 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to share some findings from my thesis project with UWA CARE today at the Emotion Symposium jointed hosted by UWA Psychological Science's Emotional Wellbeing Lab & Tohoku University's Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer!

🗣️Please spread the word! 📢Announcing our exciting new methods-focused autumn webinar : "I have collected my CBM data - what now? New answers to old dilemmas" 📆Wed 8th November, 1-3PM GMT (London time) For more info👉acbm-association.org/wp-content/upl…

Isabel Clegg from UWA giving her first ever paper - supervised by Dr Lies Notebaert AACBT #aacbt23 UWA CARE

Interesting hot & cold switching tasks to measure affective flexibility presented by Dr Lies Notebaert UWA CARE #aacbt23

Final talk in this session is from Mahdi Mazidi from UWA CARE using video paradigms to capture attentional bias #aacbt23

Dr Lies Notebaert showing that there is a difference in the relationship btw cognitive flexibility depending on whether it assesses 🔥 or 🥶 cognition. 🔥 cognitive flexibility associated with mood, not 🥶. #AACBT23 #CBTworks UWA CARE AACBT

Really pleased to see this paper led by Bram van Bockstaele UWA CARE and others now out. Against expectation we found no anxiety-related difference in task switching 🤨 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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📢 So pleased to confirm our fantastic ACBM 2024 London conference keynote speakers 🎉 For more infomration and to access the submission portal, visit: acbm-association.org/london-confere…

Check it out: Free to download, editable version of the Selective Interrogation Task now available at ermcare.com/experimental-r…! Developed the task for my PhD with UWA CARE to assess biases in volitional information processing. Paper with it in action under review👀

Check out this new cognitive bias assessment task developed by our PhD student Amelia Reynolds, which has shown to be both reliable and sensitive to individual differences in trait anxiety, prenatal worry and expectations!

Check out the latest publication by Mahdi Mazidi on the validation of the DERS-SF in Iranian populations!

Check out Amelia Reynolds first publication! We believe this paper and the task it introduces has important implications for cognitive bias research. Congratulations Amelia!

Excited to share this study, conducted in a wonderful collaboration with Dr Rachel Menzies. We examined adolescents’ death anxiety, maladaptive beliefs about death, and behavioral avoidance using the Death Anxiety, Beliefs, and Behaviors Scale (DABBS).💀

Pleased to share our latest study on adolescents’ alexithymia! In this study, currently available as a preprint, we used a longitudinal approach to examine why alexithymia increases the risk of mental health problems among adolescents....