Jimmy Wyngaarden
@jameswyngaarden.bsky.social
Graduate student in social psychology/cognitive neuroscience at Temple University, NIA F31 Fellow | jameswyngaarden.github.io
Grateful for this support for our work examining how electrical brain stimulation impacts reward-based learning in aging. Thank you SRNDNA!
Congrats to our latest Pilot Grant award winners! You can learn more in our latest newsletter! 🏆🎉🥳
Also check out our last Decision & Aging Insights podcast!🎤
Co-Directors Kendra Seaman, Nichole Lighthall, and Duke Han share their hopes for the future of SRNDNA: srndna.utdallas.edu/podcast/
Also check out our last Decision & Aging Insights podcast!🎤
Co-Directors Kendra Seaman, Nichole Lighthall, and Duke Han share their hopes for the future of SRNDNA: srndna.utdallas.edu/podcast/
September 3, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Grateful for this support for our work examining how electrical brain stimulation impacts reward-based learning in aging. Thank you SRNDNA!
Excited to share our new paper in Data in Brief 🔥 this open dataset (N=353) comes from a novel linked colored lottery task, useful for exploring questions related to risk, ambiguity, decision making under uncertainty
🚨 New paper in Data in Brief (led by @jameswyngaarden.bsky.social and @jenyangyi.bsky.social ):
A Dataset of Risky and Ambiguous Decisions Using a Novel Linked Colored Lottery Task Across Two Studies.
🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.di... (1/2)
A Dataset of Risky and Ambiguous Decisions Using a Novel Linked Colored Lottery Task Across Two Studies.
🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.di... (1/2)
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July 9, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Excited to share our new paper in Data in Brief 🔥 this open dataset (N=353) comes from a novel linked colored lottery task, useful for exploring questions related to risk, ambiguity, decision making under uncertainty
Reposted by Jimmy Wyngaarden