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Now out! Using the same individuals across four short movies, we show that we can reliably and automatically capture individual differences in the location of event boundaries! Link here: academic.oup.com/cercor/advance…
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Next, check out @csavasegal's poster, #0964 Mon/Tues: "Multivariate neural pattern changes reflect within-subject shifts in subjective interpretations". Clara has some very cool new data showing what happens in the brain when we start to "see" an ambiguous stimulus in a new wayView quoted post on X
1/ It’s out! From when I lab teched for @meghanmeyer, we + Eleanor Collier, Timothy Broom, & @esfinn, asked how -- in terms of a neural mechanism -- some people can 'see the good in the bad'. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2… 🧵:View quoted post on X
Why do people process language differently from each other?View quoted post on X
In a new paper, @esfinn and I show that the “concreteness” of word meanings plays a central role in shaping our unique experiences of natural language.
Preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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