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Anna Thoma @annaithoma.bsky.social · 17/10/2025

🚨 New preprint: What does the research landscape of behavioral reinforcement learning look like 🌍? We developed an LLM-powered bibliometric analysis to characterize article clusters, investigate their connections, and examine the distribution of topics across the landscape. osf.io/6c2va_v1

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Anna Thoma @annaithoma.bsky.social · 09/12/2024

🥁 Exciting news: Our new article on repeated risky choices is out now! How do children and adults make repeated choices when they learn about probabilities from description (i.e., graphical representation)? Not as expected! 👀 Full text: mpib.berlin/PUMtN 1/n

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Do children match described probabilities? The sampling hypothesis applied to repeated risky choice

One way in which children can learn about probabilities of different outcomes before making a decision is from description, for instance, by observing…

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Center for Adaptive Rationality (MPIB, Berlin) @arc-mpib.bsky.social · 18/06/2024

🚨New paper from ARC🚨 Why is there a difference in risk-taking between young people and older people? ARC's Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social examined age differences in risky decision-making and published a paper in PLoS Computational Biology. Check Florian's thread and paper for further details!

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 12/06/2024

👵Why do people make different economic decisions as they age? 💡In a new publication in @plos.bsky.social Plos Computational Biology, we present a study that explores how age differences in decision making are a consequence of selecting different strategies. journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol...

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Older adults select different but not simpler strategies than younger adults in risky choice

Author summary What are the psychological mechanisms underlying adult age differences in economic decision making? We investigated this question with a model based on the framework of resource rationa...

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Andrea Reiter @anrei.bsky.social · 05/06/2024

Join us in lovely Würzburg🌳🏰🍷🚣‍♀️♥️ -- There are projects on development/psychopathology in our lab, but also other very interesting projects on approach and avoidance in mice🐭and humans👯‍♂️within the fantastic research environment the RTG offers

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 19/04/2024

10 more days to submit your abstracts on process-tracing research to join us for EGPROC in Berlin this summer!

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 15/03/2024

The call for abstracts is now published. Submit your abstracts by April 28! www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/research/res...

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 15/03/2024

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: If you use process-tracing methods (like eye-tracking 👀, neuroimaging 🧠, verbal protocols 🗣️, process models 🤖...) to study human behavior and cognition, join us for EGPROC in Berlin and submit your abstract by April 28! www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/research/res...

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Dirk Wulff @dirkwulff.bsky.social · 15/02/2024

Join us at this year's EADM summer school at the MPI for Human Development, Sep 9-13, with keynotes from @melaniemitchell.bsky.social, @iyadrahwan.bsky.social, Gaël Le Mens, @chiaralongoni.bsky.social and talks from Laura Weidinger, @jasonburton.bsky.social, @zoepurcell.bsky.social, and Nils Köbis!

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 17/01/2024

SAVE THE DATE! We are bringing EGPROC to Berlin (August 1-2, 2024). This interdisciplinary conference brings together researchers who use various processes-tracing methods to study decision making. More info coming soon...

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Florian Bolenz @bolenz.bsky.social · 09/11/2023

Check out our new perspectives paper! We propose that older adults' impairments in complex decision making are due to a diminished representation of the task structure journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

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