Jefferson Ortega
@jortega.bsky.social
PhD Student in Cognitive Neuroscience at the Whitney Lab @UCBerkeley, researching social perception, cognition, and vision science 👁🎭 | Born in 🇩🇴, raised in Wash. Heights | NIH D-SPAN F99 Fellow
Moreover, the magnitude of overestimation was consistent within individuals, remaining stable across different days and generalizing across different stimuli. (6/7)
September 28, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Moreover, the magnitude of overestimation was consistent within individuals, remaining stable across different days and generalizing across different stimuli. (6/7)
In our study, we examined whether overestimation in observers’ recollections of affective events is unique to each individual. We found that affect overestimation occurred when observers made summary judgments about the emotions of people in recently viewed videos. (5/7)
September 28, 2025 at 2:55 PM
In our study, we examined whether overestimation in observers’ recollections of affective events is unique to each individual. We found that affect overestimation occurred when observers made summary judgments about the emotions of people in recently viewed videos. (5/7)