Michael Gilead
@michaelgilead.bsky.social
Associate Professor, Psychology and Neuroscience at Tel Aviv University. PI of the Symbolic Cognition Lab.
Our new paper led by Rotem Simhon: fancy cameras and algorithms show that people's faces contains information concerning the specific emotions they feel even when human observers can't detect them, and this isn't just about valence\arousal.
Read it here: rdcu.be/esh6o
Read it here: rdcu.be/esh6o
Beyond Valence and Arousal: Distributed Facial Patterns Linked to Specific Emotions Cannot be Reduced to Core Affect
rdcu.be
June 26, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Our new paper led by Rotem Simhon: fancy cameras and algorithms show that people's faces contains information concerning the specific emotions they feel even when human observers can't detect them, and this isn't just about valence\arousal.
Read it here: rdcu.be/esh6o
Read it here: rdcu.be/esh6o
1/ 🚨 Out in JPSP, "Thinking in 3D: A Multidimensional Mapping of the Effects of Distance on Abstraction" asks:
How robust is the evidence for Construal Level Theory (CLT)?
Are spatial, temporal, and social distances equally influential?
How do these dimensions of distance interact? 1/n
How robust is the evidence for Construal Level Theory (CLT)?
Are spatial, temporal, and social distances equally influential?
How do these dimensions of distance interact? 1/n
December 17, 2024 at 2:38 PM
1/ 🚨 Out in JPSP, "Thinking in 3D: A Multidimensional Mapping of the Effects of Distance on Abstraction" asks:
How robust is the evidence for Construal Level Theory (CLT)?
Are spatial, temporal, and social distances equally influential?
How do these dimensions of distance interact? 1/n
How robust is the evidence for Construal Level Theory (CLT)?
Are spatial, temporal, and social distances equally influential?
How do these dimensions of distance interact? 1/n
🚨Thrilled to share our new study, led By Dr. Inon Raz, in Cerebral Cortex🚨: "The Future, Before, and After".
The ability to imagine things we haven’t done before is one of the hallmarks of human cognition. How do we do it?
The ability to imagine things we haven’t done before is one of the hallmarks of human cognition. How do we do it?
December 9, 2024 at 4:44 PM
🚨Thrilled to share our new study, led By Dr. Inon Raz, in Cerebral Cortex🚨: "The Future, Before, and After".
The ability to imagine things we haven’t done before is one of the hallmarks of human cognition. How do we do it?
The ability to imagine things we haven’t done before is one of the hallmarks of human cognition. How do we do it?