Aniruddha Ramgir
@ani-ramgir.bsky.social
Cognitive scientist. Postdoc studying how people diverge in their perceptions of political extremism @ Ben Gurion University. Previously, I studied the mechanisms that determine which information is attended or ignored @ Tel Aviv University.
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Very proud that our chapter on "attentional guidance and the priority map" (@toledanodaniel7.bsky.social & Dominique) is out! Many of us use the concept of priority map to explain why something was attended over another (92k hits!). We argued that this concept is too abstract & under-defined.
March 6, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Very proud that our chapter on "attentional guidance and the priority map" (@toledanodaniel7.bsky.social & Dominique) is out! Many of us use the concept of priority map to explain why something was attended over another (92k hits!). We argued that this concept is too abstract & under-defined.
Reposted by Aniruddha Ramgir
Since this is back…
Unfortunately, academic inflation and toxic productivity culture has all but done away with this. The effects of this on science advancement will be seen for generations. Slowing down and thinking deeply is essential to solve complex problems and it’s undervalued at every level
Unfortunately, academic inflation and toxic productivity culture has all but done away with this. The effects of this on science advancement will be seen for generations. Slowing down and thinking deeply is essential to solve complex problems and it’s undervalued at every level
December 21, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Since this is back…
Unfortunately, academic inflation and toxic productivity culture has all but done away with this. The effects of this on science advancement will be seen for generations. Slowing down and thinking deeply is essential to solve complex problems and it’s undervalued at every level
Unfortunately, academic inflation and toxic productivity culture has all but done away with this. The effects of this on science advancement will be seen for generations. Slowing down and thinking deeply is essential to solve complex problems and it’s undervalued at every level
Reposted by Aniruddha Ramgir
This is going around again! Clearly it's time to resurrect this which I made for twitter back when it was less evil.
Types of Psych Papers
[Note: it is slightly more cynical (for humour value) than I actually am]
Types of Psych Papers
[Note: it is slightly more cynical (for humour value) than I actually am]
November 18, 2024 at 7:18 AM
This is going around again! Clearly it's time to resurrect this which I made for twitter back when it was less evil.
Types of Psych Papers
[Note: it is slightly more cynical (for humour value) than I actually am]
Types of Psych Papers
[Note: it is slightly more cynical (for humour value) than I actually am]