Olga Kepinska
@olgakepinska.bsky.social
multilingualism, language acquisition & neurolinguistics. researcher @cnrs.fr @univ-amu.fr @ilcb.bsky.social; previously postdoc @brainlanglab.bsky.social @univie.ac.at, UCSF/UConn brainLENSlab, LUCL Leiden & LIBC Leiden. https://olgakepinska
fMRI functional connectivity: compares correlations of BOLD signal from different brain regions
July 11, 2025 at 9:43 AM
fMRI functional connectivity: compares correlations of BOLD signal from different brain regions
Reposted by Olga Kepinska
Yes, my favourite blog post!
In all our studies (3 twin, 2 longitudinal), we consistently found: how well children read → how much they enjoy reading.
In 2/5, we also saw some evidence for the reverse.
Different samples, countries, ages, and measures—but same key finding: skills shape motivation.
In all our studies (3 twin, 2 longitudinal), we consistently found: how well children read → how much they enjoy reading.
In 2/5, we also saw some evidence for the reverse.
Different samples, countries, ages, and measures—but same key finding: skills shape motivation.
June 27, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Yes, my favourite blog post!
In all our studies (3 twin, 2 longitudinal), we consistently found: how well children read → how much they enjoy reading.
In 2/5, we also saw some evidence for the reverse.
Different samples, countries, ages, and measures—but same key finding: skills shape motivation.
In all our studies (3 twin, 2 longitudinal), we consistently found: how well children read → how much they enjoy reading.
In 2/5, we also saw some evidence for the reverse.
Different samples, countries, ages, and measures—but same key finding: skills shape motivation.
Thanks! Looking forward to joining forces! :D
June 26, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Thanks! Looking forward to joining forces! :D
This is wonderful, Yannick! Congratulations!!!
May 16, 2025 at 4:19 PM
This is wonderful, Yannick! Congratulations!!!