Assistant Professor at Georgia State University studying how humans and other primates flexibly ADAPT their strategies to changing demands.
Joined October 2016
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1 Oct 2024
šHiring! šADAPT Lab at Georgia State University is seeking a Research Coordinator to conduct / oversee child and nonhuman primate testing.
š Location: Atlanta Campus and LRCš¼ Full-time, Benefits Eligible
š Deadline: Until filled (starting ASAP)
adaptchildlab.com/researchcoā¦
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
30 Sep 2024
Statement on Conyers, Georgia Incident: Air Quality Monitoring in Atlanta
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
23 Sep 2024
I plan to admit 1-2 PhD students to join my lab at Emory (emorymadlab.com).
I am especially interested in folks hoping to study (1) infant social cognition or (2) how language/speech influences children's social reasoning (& be co-advised by @lnygaar).
Please share!
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
18 Sep 2024
Come join us in beautiful Zurich for a postdoc!!! š¤© @APE_Group_UZH
research.uzh.ch/en/funding/pā¦
@UZH_Science @UZH_ch
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16 Sep 2024
šI'm recruiting! GSU's ADAPT Lab is looking for TWO PhD students for Fall 2025 to study how culture and environment shape flexible thinking.
Position1ļøā£:Cross-cultural focus (USA & Rep. Congo)šŗļø
Position2ļøā£ :Nonhuman Primate focus š
adaptchildlab.com/news #PhD #Psychology
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
14 Aug 2024
New manuscript, led by the dev psychologist Ivan Kroupin (@Helen_E_Davis & TC Zeng). Nearly all research on cognitive development (IQ, executive function, memory, etc.) is done in schooled worlds--in communities in which children are raised by people who attended formal schools.
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20 Aug 2024
"...if experience directly influences cognitive development, the relationships observed across cultural settings should also manifest within cultural settings." New comment article out in @NatRevPsych
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ALT Published by Nature Reviews Psychology: https://doi.org/10.1038/s44159-024-00351-8
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
17 May 2024
Great news! š„³ Led by the amazing @MatejaHajdi, a new Max Planck Research Group for Hominin Palaeogenomics started @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. šš Using cutting-edge #aDNA methods, its goal is to shed light on past encounters between hominin groups. @maxplanckpress eva.mpg.de/press/news/articlā¦
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
16 May 2024
I am advertising for a postdoc! You get to do cross-cultural research from the comfort of an office, write a lot of papers, and hang out with me! durham.taleo.net/careersectiā¦
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
15 May 2024
Our next speaker in the ESLR/@CulturalEvolSoc seminar on Monday, May 20th at 5 PM CET is @RoopeKaaronen and he will present "String figures āĀ a global review reveals patterns of cultural transmission and innovation". Check our website for the Zoom link eslrsociety.com/events/eslr-ā¦
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17 May 2024
Really fun opportunity to work on the āCan we live without power?ā episode of ARTEās 42 - The answer to almost everything. Check it out here: arte.tv/.../109.../koennen-wā¦ @ARTEen @ARTEfr @ARTEde
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28 Mar 2024
ATLANTA, Iām coming home!
I am thrilled to announce that I will be joining Georgia State Universityās Psychology Department as an Assistant Professor this Fall!
Canāt wait to be a part of the incredible @GSUPsychology faculty, and @GSU_Research community again.
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
19 Jan 2024
I am very excited to share with you the news that our book āThe Evolution of Techniques: Rigidity and Flexibility in Use, Transmission, and Innovationā is coming out in exactly 2 months.
mitpress.mit.edu/97802625478ā¦
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27 Mar 2024
Are explorative choices suppressed when costs of failure are high? Study spoiler: We found more exploration in variable conditions-to meet the needs of changing environments-but less exploration when the costs of making a bad decision were high. rdcu.be/dCDOj
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20 Sep 2023
Exploration doesn't simply decrease over the lifespan but is refined as our search heuristics become more efficient! Great study from @TheCharleyWu, Anna Giron & @SimiCiri
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16 Nov 2022
Check out our new registered report in @PLOSONE! Here we will look at how Congolese childrenās sharing norms develop throughout childhood and how this differs depending on whether sharing occurs with members of their own cultural group or a neighboring one
journals.plos.org/plosone/arā¦
Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
15 Nov 2022
Have you ever wanted to come to Durham and do independent interdisciplinary research on childhood, play, learning, and/or culture? Interested in me being your mentor? Then reach out and let's talk about the Addison Wheeler Fellowship!
durham.ac.uk/research/institā¦
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
15 Nov 2022
Very happy to announce two PhD positions to work with me on the very exciting topic of non-human primate culture :-)
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2 Mar 2022
Overcoming cognitive set bias requires more than seeing an alternative strategy-@lrcdaw and my new article showing that participants' failure to use a shortcut was not attributable to an inability to see it but rather to their unwillingness to try it... disq.us/t/4520bn6
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