- You'd have thought that @sheffielduni would have access to Psych Science, but no. Anyone got access to this http://t.co/6KOk2FrY ? #
- Lor' bless the internets and people who sent me that PDF #
- nice guardian series: "Voices of finance". Here, computer programmer at a trading company http://t.co/oYTo6k60 #
- RT @PsyBlog Feelings Beat Thoughts For Fast Complex Decisions. Think or blink? The debate continues… http://t.co/EJ79V5GB #
- First supervision with @mariapage today. She'd brought me chocolate covered almonds from Greece. I gave her a long list of things to do #
- Doesn't seem fair somehow! #
- From the archive http://t.co/jvat1s04 "the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being" #
- My award for most amusing/charming lab profile goes to Lera Boroditsky's lab at Stanford http://t.co/vJOC1hID #
- Cinema is a crucible of Humean causal perception, seen narrative informed by our experience of the form http://t.co/8HHduT2M #
- The Living Handbook of Narratology: chapter on Cognitive Narratology http://t.co/iBt15mF0 #
- Next stop Thessaloniki, to visit the @sheffielduni faculty there. For this trip I will mostly be wearing brown #
- Today: running a workshop for doctoral students on how to communicate research to the public #
- Five excellent science communication tips from Randy Olson http://t.co/ecvXwCJR #
- A cursory search suggests that there are surprisingly few online resources for PhD students who want to develop media skills. Any tips? #
- RT @jrfj: @tomstafford besides the BSA fellowships, have a lot of other resources listed here, including some online: http://t.co/YOGoXDuo #
- Now online from CogSci: "Piéron's Law Holds During Stroop Conflict: Insights Into the Architecture of Decision Making" http://t.co/5LhSGWas #
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