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I am a psychologist, scientist, and entreprenuer studying shame, psychedelics, compassion, and belonging.

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iamscicommIAmSciComm | Ariana Eily@iamscicomm·
6 Aug

This study gives us strong cause to doubt that newborns can imitate, and challenges the idea that imitation is 'in our genes'. If you'd like to learn more about the study and it's context you can read this piece by me & @RichCook111 https://theconversation.com/the-imitation-game-can-newborn-babies-mimic-their-parents-61732

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dsquintanaDan Quintana@dsquintana·
3 Aug

Open science framework is a great platform for sharing your presentations because on a single project page you can list the talk abstract, post the slidedeck, embed a YouTube recording of your talk, and even assign a DOI https://osf.io/emjtk/

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RalitsaMadsenRalitsa Madsen@RalitsaMadsen·
4 Aug

Highly recommend reading this ⁦@nature⁩ piece from ⁦@deevybee⁩. Well said: “Faulty reasoning results in shoddy science, even when the intentions are good.” https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02275-8

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jasonluomaJason Luoma@jasonluoma·
4 Aug

Post worth reading about increasing replicability in clinical science without the acrimony: https://medium.com/@mullarkey.mike/banishing-the-unicorns-moving-toward-a-more-replicable-clinical-science-fdd6e64c1f1b @mcmullarkey

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jasonluomaJason Luoma@jasonluoma·
4 Aug

1/2 Perspective taking exercises are a bit like magic time machines capable of transcending the boundaries of any preconceived story by transporting the client to a different time or place, or even to being a different person.

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