Moriah Sokolowski
@hmsokolowski.bsky.social
Assistant Professor @TorontoMet in psychology // using a developmental cognitive neuroscience approach to study math, memory, and individual differences.
A huge thank you to my amazing co-authors —
@rcyeung.bsky.social, @juchiyu.bsky.social, Carina Fan, Richard Daker, Ian Lyons, Adam Zeman, Hervé Abdi, and the one and only @brianlevine.bsky.social — and to my institutions @baycrest.bsky.social + @torontomet.bsky.social for supporting this work.
@rcyeung.bsky.social, @juchiyu.bsky.social, Carina Fan, Richard Daker, Ian Lyons, Adam Zeman, Hervé Abdi, and the one and only @brianlevine.bsky.social — and to my institutions @baycrest.bsky.social + @torontomet.bsky.social for supporting this work.
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December 1, 2025 at 7:22 PM
A huge thank you to my amazing co-authors —
@rcyeung.bsky.social, @juchiyu.bsky.social, Carina Fan, Richard Daker, Ian Lyons, Adam Zeman, Hervé Abdi, and the one and only @brianlevine.bsky.social — and to my institutions @baycrest.bsky.social + @torontomet.bsky.social for supporting this work.
@rcyeung.bsky.social, @juchiyu.bsky.social, Carina Fan, Richard Daker, Ian Lyons, Adam Zeman, Hervé Abdi, and the one and only @brianlevine.bsky.social — and to my institutions @baycrest.bsky.social + @torontomet.bsky.social for supporting this work.
Across three samples, spatial imagery predicted selection into STEM fields across genders.
Non-spatial/object imagery showed a different pattern: men with poor object imagery were more likely to pursue computationally-intensive STEM occupations, a pattern not observed in women.
Non-spatial/object imagery showed a different pattern: men with poor object imagery were more likely to pursue computationally-intensive STEM occupations, a pattern not observed in women.
December 1, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Across three samples, spatial imagery predicted selection into STEM fields across genders.
Non-spatial/object imagery showed a different pattern: men with poor object imagery were more likely to pursue computationally-intensive STEM occupations, a pattern not observed in women.
Non-spatial/object imagery showed a different pattern: men with poor object imagery were more likely to pursue computationally-intensive STEM occupations, a pattern not observed in women.
Oh, amazing - thanks :)!
November 17, 2024 at 3:07 PM
Oh, amazing - thanks :)!
I would love to join! Thanks for putting together this great list!
November 17, 2024 at 3:03 PM
I would love to join! Thanks for putting together this great list!