Nicole Engeler
@nicole_engeler
@EcologicalBrain PhD @UCL | Reputation in everyday life
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05-02-2016 22:31:55
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In tomorrow's talk Royal Institution I'm going to attempt something new: let the audience vote on the direction they want to the talk to go in, choose your own adventure style. Massive carnage potential; tickets still available (see link). rigb.org/whats-on/event…
Some of the most helpful & clear papers I've read on using mixed models are by ecologists 🌿 Three of my favourites: (1) 'A brief introduction to mixed effects modelling and multi-model inference in ecology' (with example r code) by Xav Harrison peerj.com/articles/4794/
New paper led by Mark Dyble on relatedness in the Agta 📢🥳 in depth study on r and how it varies between and within camps, by sex and age and camp size 🤓 reflects on reproductive competition and inclusive fitness
New paper out in IC&S with Edda Humprecht @judith_moeller and @lue_jula. We experimentally studied the effects of different degrees of misinformation on COVID-19 and corrections in Germany. Main findings: (1/4)
I am very proud and excited to share my 1st first-author paper, published as part of the #ResearchTopic: The Quest for Symbolic Communication in Non-Human Animals, in Frontiers - Psychology! doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.… (1/2)
My new paper with Sam Gilbert on metacognitive monitoring and control is out! jneurosci.org/content/early/… SfN Journals UCL ICN UCL Experimental Psychology UCL Brain Sciences UCL Psych & Lang Sci A thread… (1/6)
now out in Psych Bull&Review. How do people use external memory tools to offload delayed intentions? How does this change across the lifespan and what are the brain mechanisms? We review evidence for multiple metacognitive and non-metacognitive factors link.springer.com/article/10.375…
Our paper “Understanding Circumstances for Desirable Proactive Behaviour of Voice Assistants - The Proactivity Dilemma” presented by @nima_zargham at #cui2022 ACM CUI two weeks ago can now be accessed here: researchgate.net/publication/36… @MichaelBonfert @JohannesSchoeni Yvonne Rogers.
New manuscript by Viktor Kewenig Prof. Gabriella Vigliocco The LAB Lab 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ shows that context can change whether a word is processed as abstract or concrete in the brain: doi.org/10.1101/2022.0… Ecological Brain
Coming out of an ICA Information Systems session where @lue_jula presented first findings on our @WWTF project on #emotions & #misinformation. Loved the format with roundtable discussions. Thanks to everyone who joined and shared their ideas! #ica23 Computational Communication Science Lab (UNIVIE) Complexity Science Hub
Delighted that Nicole Engeler & I have just had the lab's first registered report accepted in principle Communications Psychology. Previous work as shown that uncalculating help signals trustworthiness; we are asking whether the same is true for punishment. More soon - congrats Nicole!
Really pleased that our registered report is now published online. Here’s a blog post about it which I wanted to call: How we turned a superficially simple research question into a 5-experiment, 41-hypothesis Frankenstudy” With Nicole Engeler communities.springernature.com/posts/696e9fc1…
And here is the paper. Lots of hard work by Nicole Engeler to get this over the line. Registered reports are tough! nature.com/articles/s4427…
Our registered report "Acting without considering personal costs signals trustworthiness in helpers but not punishers" was just published in Communications Psychology (Nicole Engeler as 1st author). A short thread of what we did and found. nature.com/articles/s4427…
This Registered Report replicates the finding that not checking the personal cost of helping signals trustworthiness. But, this did not extend to 3rd-party punishment situations. Nicole Engeler Prof Nichola Raihani UCL Experimental Psychology nature.com/articles/s4427…