Wonderful news! Congratulations!

Intermittent reinforcement provides the strongest conditioning response 😉

I have pretty much conditioned my teens so one of them usually comes supermarket shopping. If they come, they pick the snacks (whenever I go shopping without them, the snack cupboard remains quite bare!). Food is an excellent motivator/reward. Behaviourists have known for a long time 😉

N=33 is a very small sample for lesion mapping, with questionable statistical validity, particularly in such a low diversity (lesion wise) sample as well. We wrote a guide expanding on this and other issues in VLSM here if anyone interested in reading more: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Just because you don’t understand someone’s job doesn’t mean it’s bullshit, and it doesn’t mean it’s going to lead to the downfall of civilisation. For sure, some things can be done better. For sure, there are problems in our universities. But this isn’t how we address it. 3/

Thanks for providing some pushback and critical engagement. It's easy to get annoyed at 'extra admin' work, and the amount of reposts show the wider frustration of academics. However, extending this frustration with admin burdens to calling for a culling of 'bullshit jobs' is an astounding leap.