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Katie O'Connell retweeted
🧵Thrilled to share our latest publication in @NatureHumBehav View the full article --> rdcu.be/dISZm

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Katie O'Connell retweeted
🎙️ Dr. Abigail Marsh @aa_marsh enlightens us with #TheFearFactor. From #altruists to #psychopaths, she reveals the emotions that define us. An insightful read from Georgetown University's shining star in psychology. 📘🧠 Listen now! 🎧 ⁣⁣⁣buff.ly/40UjwRy
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Placing a higher value on the welfare of others distinguishes real-world altruists. Unsurprisingly, effective interventions in this area will pose a challenge for the field. Thanks @shawnrhoadsphd for leading one of my favorite LSAN projects!
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In prior work, we found that one of the features best distinguishing real-world extraordinary altruists from controls is their reduced social discounting: doi.org/10.1038/s41562-017-0… doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-3… Neural responses underlying this pattern had not been examined until now
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🎉Thrilled to share I was awarded the 2023 Harold N. Glassman Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Social Sciences by @Georgetown Thank you to all of my colleagues that made my dissertation work possible. Special thanks to my advisor, @aa_marsh, and collaborator, @seygreena
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Katie O'Connell retweeted
Out now in @NatureComms! 🎉 6 populations of real-world extraordinary altruists are best distinguished from typical adults by their unusually unselfish traits & decision-making patterns @KrutiVekaria @kmo5128 @hannahsavitz @DG_Rand Megan Kozak @aa_marsh rdcu.be/c8Qs6
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Katie O'Connell retweeted
🚨 NEW PREPRINT 🚨 Thrilled to share this pre-registered study on the *neurocomputational basis of learning when choices simultaneously affect both oneself and others* with @lin_gllg @kathrynberluti @kmo5128 @drjocutler @thepsychologist @aa_marsh 🧵👇 psyarxiv.com/rf4x9

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🔥📢🔥 Passionate about conducting rigorous, applied research? Come work with me as a PhD-level Social Scientist in @TheLab_DC. Less than a week left to apply! (You just need a resume or CV) thelabprojects.dc.gov/jobs #dcjobs #ScienceTwitter #rjobs #rstats #hiring #AcademicTwitter

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Katie O'Connell retweeted
Job Alert! 🚨We’re looking for PhD-level Social Scientists to help use evidence and data to meet DC’s most critical problems. Apply by November 21, 2022. thelabprojects.dc.gov/jobs #data #evidence #government #hiring #jobopening

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Katie O'Connell retweeted
New findings about extraordinary altruists' religious beliefs and beliefs in other people by @PaigeAmormino @kmo5128 @KrutiVekaria and @ELRobertson16. Altruists are mainly distinguished by being less likely to believe other people can be truly evil. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Great data science job opportunity at @DCPoliceDept for scientists interested in making the switch to public service / applied research 💯💯
The @DCPoliceDept is #hiring a Data Scientist to help inform and evaluate DC's public safety services. Put your data analytic and scientific methods skills to good use! careers.dc.gov/ Job ID 17613 #jobs #dcjobs #datasciencejobs #DataScience
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Katie O'Connell retweeted
Out in @AffectScience this week! New paper by @kmo5128 using computational behavioral modeling to quantify variation in empathic sensitivity using go/no-go social reinforcement learning. 1/
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Thanks for the wonderful discussion!
When COVID shut down #painresearch in labs, Katie O'Connell took her studies online with innovative #pain testing in subjects via zoom. Great talk today in the Human Pain Series hosted by @massihmoayedi and discussion from @kren27 @laurenatlas @Geha_Paul painresearchcentre.org/human…
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📢📢 Check out our newest preprint on individual differences in social reinforcement learning. We report that antisociality is associated with reduced sensitivity to losing money for a study partner. psyarxiv.com/drcq6/ @aa_marsh

Modeling variation in empathic sensitivity using go/no-go social reinforcement learning zpr.io/jLMdQdF4xni5
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Katie O'Connell retweeted
We identified 3 conceptually and motivationally coherent types of prosocial decisions: cooperation, equity, and altruism. Meta-analytic results across 43 fMRI studies (1423 subjects) further supported this: each prosocial decision type recruited largely different neural regions.
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Wonderfully insightful plenary by George Koob for @SIPSPlacebo today. Neatly bridged topics from addiction to pain to conditioning to social isolation and allostasis. WOTD is #hyperkatifeia - hypersensitivity to emotional distress especially during drug withdrawal #SIPS2021
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📌 #SANS2021 come on by my virtual poster booth later today (5:45pm EST / 2:45pm PST) on emotion recognition after right-hemisphere stroke. 2-E-116 whova.com/portal/webapp/sans…
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6/7 This was a small sample and the work continues in our group and others. Of course, emotion recognition isn’t the only potential problem after right-hemisphere stroke, but perhaps emo recognition training could be relatively easy to implement (even online) and helpful?
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7/7 This project was developed by the brilliant, @seygreena ! Thank you to everyone involved including the participants, collaborators, @Georgetown Center for Brain Plasticity and Recovery, helpful peer reviewers, and the @tbsprogram for my training support.
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