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That’s awesome!
Thank you, Nicole! It’s been so fun to connect methods from perceptual decision-making to value-based. A big shoutout again to my collaborators on this paper @cmziemba.bsky.social and @zoebsinger.bsky.social, who developed the original CASANDRE model with Robbe Goris.
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We are excited to announce the launch of a joint quarterly newsletter in partnership with @neuromatch.bsky.social. Together, we want to connect neuroscientists who share a common interest in computational neuroscience. www.thetransmitter.org/newsletters-...
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This is our first (scientific) collaboration with @cmziemba.bsky.social (a plan hatched during our long COVID lockdown in Bogota) and it's been very fun! Big thanks to @zoebsinger.bsky.social & big shoutout to our exceptional postbac Corey Plate for finishing this right before leaving to his MD/PhD!
The paper also includes the release of a toolbox for implementing a Bayesian hierarchical version of CASANDRE (in Stan) that is applicable to both value-based choice data and perceptual choice data: github.com/CDN-Lab/CASt...
Figure 4a from manuscript. It depicts a scatterplot relating the metacognitive ability parameter meta-uncertainty from the CASANDRE model from a delay discounting task and a risk and ambiguity task across participants.
We find that metacognitive ability is highly conserved for distinct preference-based decisions and we find some evidence for conservation across objective and subjective decisions.
Figure 1d from manuscript, a cartoon description of the process model of confidence, CASANDRE, that can describe both objective and subjective decisions.
This is difficult to do because these types of decisions do not have an objectively correct answer. However, by combining utility modeling and the CASANDRE model of confidence we can characterize metacognitive ability for these types of decisions in the same way we probe it for perceptual choices.
Preprint alert 🚨! Excited to share our new work on metacognition in value-based decision-making. www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/.... We ask whether it is possible to derive a computational measure of metacognitive ability for economic preference choices.
I’m beyond excited to share that I’ll be starting my PhD in Cognitive Psychology at Yale this fall with support from the NSF GRFP! I feel deeply grateful to be joining this community and to work with @robbrutledge.bsky.social and the Rutledge lab!
Hooray Clara! I am so proud of you! It’s been truly awesome to work with you these past 2 years. I can’t wait to see all the beautiful work you will do next.
Psychiatrists, psychologists, behavioral health organizations, and the Kennedy Forum, among others, express deep concern about the potential dismantling of the Substance Use and Mental Health Services Administration.
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I'm pleased to report that the board has now heard from NIH that the appointments of these three investigators and similarly situated folks are being extended. Thank you NIH! Delighted that the stellar work there will be continuing!