Daniel Scharfenberg
@danschfbg.bsky.social
Psychologist and doctoral researcher
Neuropsychological research - cognitive trainings, network models, Parkinson's & post-COVID | he/him
Neuropsychological research - cognitive trainings, network models, Parkinson's & post-COVID | he/him
It was a great honor to be one of the poster flash winners, as it meant having the opportunity to present my work on connectivity changes in psychometric network models following cognitive training to a broader audience, apart from the inspiring discussions during the poster session. ⭐️
June 21, 2025 at 1:15 PM
It was a great honor to be one of the poster flash winners, as it meant having the opportunity to present my work on connectivity changes in psychometric network models following cognitive training to a broader audience, apart from the inspiring discussions during the poster session. ⭐️
Reposted by Daniel Scharfenberg
Den Sieg holte sich Daniel, der uns erklärte, wie wir fit im Kopf bleiben und warum Kognition – wie Fußball – Teamsache ist.
May 9, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Den Sieg holte sich Daniel, der uns erklärte, wie wir fit im Kopf bleiben und warum Kognition – wie Fußball – Teamsache ist.
⚠️ This is not a PD-specific! We replicated the results in a large dataset of cognitively healthy individuals (N=60,398).
Our takeaway ➡️ Time to shift our perspective! Let's view cognition as a complex network of interrelated functions instead of a modular system of distinct cognitive domains 🧠
Our takeaway ➡️ Time to shift our perspective! Let's view cognition as a complex network of interrelated functions instead of a modular system of distinct cognitive domains 🧠
March 2, 2025 at 2:41 PM
⚠️ This is not a PD-specific! We replicated the results in a large dataset of cognitively healthy individuals (N=60,398).
Our takeaway ➡️ Time to shift our perspective! Let's view cognition as a complex network of interrelated functions instead of a modular system of distinct cognitive domains 🧠
Our takeaway ➡️ Time to shift our perspective! Let's view cognition as a complex network of interrelated functions instead of a modular system of distinct cognitive domains 🧠
🔎In a network of cognitive test scores from 698 individuals with PD, scores from the same paradigm were strongly associated
🔎This suggests redundancy in the data, biasing empirical cognitive domain categorization
🔎After removing redundancy, scores were best represented by a unidimensional structure
🔎This suggests redundancy in the data, biasing empirical cognitive domain categorization
🔎After removing redundancy, scores were best represented by a unidimensional structure
March 2, 2025 at 2:41 PM
🔎In a network of cognitive test scores from 698 individuals with PD, scores from the same paradigm were strongly associated
🔎This suggests redundancy in the data, biasing empirical cognitive domain categorization
🔎After removing redundancy, scores were best represented by a unidimensional structure
🔎This suggests redundancy in the data, biasing empirical cognitive domain categorization
🔎After removing redundancy, scores were best represented by a unidimensional structure