Ava Ma de Sousa
@avamadesousa.bsky.social
phd student at UC Santa Barbara | emotion, morality, culture & collective action | co-host @mindsmatter.bsky.social
yay!! Congrats Jean -- this looks so interesting!
October 3, 2025 at 11:06 PM
yay!! Congrats Jean -- this looks so interesting!
Very grateful to all the co-authors, esp
@elisabaek.bsky.social,
@shannon47burns.bsky.social & Miriam Schwyck for making this such a fun and rewarding process!
co-authors: Laura Furtado Fernandes, Ezra Ford,
@begumbabur.bsky.social, Chang Lu, @jacobzm.bsky.social,
@psyhongbo.bsky.social 🙏 (4/4)
@elisabaek.bsky.social,
@shannon47burns.bsky.social & Miriam Schwyck for making this such a fun and rewarding process!
co-authors: Laura Furtado Fernandes, Ezra Ford,
@begumbabur.bsky.social, Chang Lu, @jacobzm.bsky.social,
@psyhongbo.bsky.social 🙏 (4/4)
August 28, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Very grateful to all the co-authors, esp
@elisabaek.bsky.social,
@shannon47burns.bsky.social & Miriam Schwyck for making this such a fun and rewarding process!
co-authors: Laura Furtado Fernandes, Ezra Ford,
@begumbabur.bsky.social, Chang Lu, @jacobzm.bsky.social,
@psyhongbo.bsky.social 🙏 (4/4)
@elisabaek.bsky.social,
@shannon47burns.bsky.social & Miriam Schwyck for making this such a fun and rewarding process!
co-authors: Laura Furtado Fernandes, Ezra Ford,
@begumbabur.bsky.social, Chang Lu, @jacobzm.bsky.social,
@psyhongbo.bsky.social 🙏 (4/4)
My favourite finding is in the valence domain: lonelier people expect that they themselves will be less likely to stay in positive states (an anti-positivity bias), but they see others as more volatile and more likely to jump between positive and negative states.
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August 28, 2025 at 3:23 PM
My favourite finding is in the valence domain: lonelier people expect that they themselves will be less likely to stay in positive states (an anti-positivity bias), but they see others as more volatile and more likely to jump between positive and negative states.
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We find that lonelier individuals tend to hold less accurate and more atypical models of emotion transitions, and anchor less on their own emotion transition expectations to predict others’.
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August 28, 2025 at 3:23 PM
We find that lonelier individuals tend to hold less accurate and more atypical models of emotion transitions, and anchor less on their own emotion transition expectations to predict others’.
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congratulations hongbo 🎉 so grateful for your mentorship and for the community you've fostered to make the lab such a special place; it's an honor to get to work with and learn from you every day. excited for the yes lab's new chapter!
July 1, 2025 at 5:27 PM
congratulations hongbo 🎉 so grateful for your mentorship and for the community you've fostered to make the lab such a special place; it's an honor to get to work with and learn from you every day. excited for the yes lab's new chapter!