Billy Mitchell
@wj-mitchell.bsky.social
CogNeuro PostDoc at Rutgers • emotion, self-regulation, & decision-making • dynamic & naturalistic study design • NIH D-SPAN Awardee • https://wj-mitchell.github.io/
Why is this not the photo of William James used in every intro psych textbook?
May 7, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Why is this not the photo of William James used in every intro psych textbook?
I usually post posters *before* I present them but I forgot. Presented at SANS 2025.
Examining the effects of continuous ratings on neural activity during video fMRI, we found differences in attention, control, and default mode networks, but no differences in memory or character assessments.
Examining the effects of continuous ratings on neural activity during video fMRI, we found differences in attention, control, and default mode networks, but no differences in memory or character assessments.
April 26, 2025 at 8:48 PM
I usually post posters *before* I present them but I forgot. Presented at SANS 2025.
Examining the effects of continuous ratings on neural activity during video fMRI, we found differences in attention, control, and default mode networks, but no differences in memory or character assessments.
Examining the effects of continuous ratings on neural activity during video fMRI, we found differences in attention, control, and default mode networks, but no differences in memory or character assessments.
Angela Davis didn't receive her PhD because the FBI confiscated all of her paper manuscripts in 1970 before dissertating. Kyle Duyck is no Angela Davis.
April 14, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Angela Davis didn't receive her PhD because the FBI confiscated all of her paper manuscripts in 1970 before dissertating. Kyle Duyck is no Angela Davis.
Why am I having to use the Wayback Machine just to find a regular F32 funding announcement? This is insane.
March 27, 2025 at 4:42 AM
Why am I having to use the Wayback Machine just to find a regular F32 funding announcement? This is insane.
It's wild we're in the timeline where fascists are taking over independent non-profits in this sweet baby's name
March 18, 2025 at 6:53 PM
It's wild we're in the timeline where fascists are taking over independent non-profits in this sweet baby's name
Last times the S&P500 lost this much value in a month were March 2020, Oct. 2008, Sept. 2002, Aug. 1998, and Oct. 1987.
Each of those other times, world markets as a whole recessed. This time, world markets appear largely unaffected. I'm no economist but it doesn't look great for US hegemony.
Each of those other times, world markets as a whole recessed. This time, world markets appear largely unaffected. I'm no economist but it doesn't look great for US hegemony.
March 14, 2025 at 12:33 AM
Last times the S&P500 lost this much value in a month were March 2020, Oct. 2008, Sept. 2002, Aug. 1998, and Oct. 1987.
Each of those other times, world markets as a whole recessed. This time, world markets appear largely unaffected. I'm no economist but it doesn't look great for US hegemony.
Each of those other times, world markets as a whole recessed. This time, world markets appear largely unaffected. I'm no economist but it doesn't look great for US hegemony.
The near-irony of this excerpt gave me a good laugh, though, (trusting the conclusions of those in your discipline more than those outside of it) in the context of the paper.
March 10, 2025 at 11:06 PM
The near-irony of this excerpt gave me a good laugh, though, (trusting the conclusions of those in your discipline more than those outside of it) in the context of the paper.
Not a new paper, but I just came across it and it's interesting that they more or less replicated real world class counsciousness among wealthy, but not poor, participants in an experimental setting. Quite a bummer. www.jstor.org/stable/27866...
March 10, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Not a new paper, but I just came across it and it's interesting that they more or less replicated real world class counsciousness among wealthy, but not poor, participants in an experimental setting. Quite a bummer. www.jstor.org/stable/27866...
Got banned on Twitter lol
July 25, 2024 at 3:02 PM
Got banned on Twitter lol
This week in our summer workshop series, Jeremy Haynes will be teaching us Metropolis Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulations. Open to anyone interested!
Materials: github.com/TU-Coding-Ou...
Zoom link: temple.zoom.us/j/92687391019
Materials: github.com/TU-Coding-Ou...
Zoom link: temple.zoom.us/j/92687391019
July 22, 2024 at 2:46 PM
This week in our summer workshop series, Jeremy Haynes will be teaching us Metropolis Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulations. Open to anyone interested!
Materials: github.com/TU-Coding-Ou...
Zoom link: temple.zoom.us/j/92687391019
Materials: github.com/TU-Coding-Ou...
Zoom link: temple.zoom.us/j/92687391019
I don't think so. It only absorbs information that would be stored in the RIS or CLS and Zotero stores tags and notes elsewhere I think.
I just tried it. The note stored in the RIS file came through, but the tag I added through the Zotero GUI didn't show up.
I just tried it. The note stored in the RIS file came through, but the tag I added through the Zotero GUI didn't show up.
July 18, 2024 at 9:15 PM
I don't think so. It only absorbs information that would be stored in the RIS or CLS and Zotero stores tags and notes elsewhere I think.
I just tried it. The note stored in the RIS file came through, but the tag I added through the Zotero GUI didn't show up.
I just tried it. The note stored in the RIS file came through, but the tag I added through the Zotero GUI didn't show up.
The Coding Outreach Group at Temple University is hosting our 5th annual summer workshop series! Join us online via Zoom on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. starting July 10th for advanced coding topics like text analysis and geospatial analysis in R. Open to all! #CodingWorkshop #TUCOG
July 4, 2024 at 3:22 PM
The Coding Outreach Group at Temple University is hosting our 5th annual summer workshop series! Join us online via Zoom on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. starting July 10th for advanced coding topics like text analysis and geospatial analysis in R. Open to all! #CodingWorkshop #TUCOG