My lab is recruiting a PhD student or Postdoc to join an exciting BSF project on working memory and prediction. Please RT, spread the word, and DM to apply

Here's a question in probability that seems simple, however I can't figure out how to answer properly. Help, please....

A and B are simple events.
P(AUB)=1,
0<P(A∩B)< P(A),
and 0<P(A∩B)< P(B).

True/False: P(A)>P(A|B)

And ideas?

🚨🎉Submissions are now open for #WMS2024🎉🚨

You'll find the submission link on our home-page: www.wmsymposium.org

Very excited to share a new textbook I am working on (led by Louis Teitelbaum). It's called Data Science for Psychology: Natural Language, and it covers text analysis and social media research w/ example code in R ds4psych.com #css #rstats

New paper alert! In a new study led by Shalva Kvitelashvili we developed a novel task to investigate how people voluntarily use their visual working memory. Spoiler: we tend to underutilize our memory capacity. Check it out! rdcu.be/dDKmq

Hoping this is useful to some PhD students and PI's 🤓

🚨New #WorkingMemory PhD position!🚨
Come work with me at the University of Sheffield starting October 2024! All the details at the link, very happy to answer any informal questions, and can put you in touch with former mentees of mine 😄
www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

PhD in #workingmemory alert!

A letter to Social Psychologists, regarding the war, by (the vast majority of) Israeli social psychologists.

We would appreciate it if you can read and share.

docs.google.com/document/d/1...

#SocialPsyc #PsychSciSky

🚨Open PhD position🚨: I am looking for a PhD candidate for next year. The topic would be related to visual attention and working memory, using models, behavior and EEG. Reach out here or to bwyble@gmail.com if you're interested.

In these terrible times, I urge professional societies in psychology to speak up clearly for Israel and to condemn the atrocities committed by Hamas. Your voices matter. Silence is not an option.
#StandWithIsrael
#HamasisISIS

I, like many of us right now, am at a lost for words.

Michael Peer managed to explain the current situation eloquently in the post below. Please share.

New paper!   People often do not remember information they just searched for (link.springer.com/article/10.3...).
 
Subjects were asked to draw the contents of their memory immediately after searching for a target in a natural scene  Thread!

Excited to share this short & sweet article I wrote with
@samhforbes.bsky.social!

Teaching coding inclusively: if this, then what? doi.org/10.31235/osf...

The title perhaps says it all; we show through arguments and examples what women experience in programming class and what to do to remedy it.