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📢New paper! We examined face & emotion id across ASC, ADHD, ASC+ADHD and typically developing children using @GorillaPsyc, reaching diverse regions of Mexico. With the great support of @TomFoulsh
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Anyone who is interested in finding out more about ADHD, how it is diagnosed and how it is treated can read our new blog 'ADHD: Your Questions Answered'.
Read more below ⬇️
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ADHD is a real condition that can have serious consequences if undiagnosed. An ill-informed documentary that suggests it is a modern, social construct could cause harm, says Caroline Williams newscientist.com/article/258…
New case study đź“Ł How feasible is it to conduct online cognitive research with neurodevelopmental populations in underrepresented settings?
#ADHD #Autism #Neurodevelopment #GlobalMentalHealth
In our latest case study, @TomFoulsh and I reflect on lessons from remote data collection in Mexico and the potential of online methods to support more inclusive research and global mental health equity with the assistance @GorillaPsyc
methods.sagepub.com/case/cog…
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Thanks Pam for an interesting conversation about how a primary school in Cambridge is thinking deeply about how to create a neuroaffirmative culture to truly promote inclusion for all kids who are neurodivergent. The goal must be to create happy children who grow up into happy adults, fulfilling their potential and flourishing in society, and schools have a key role to play in this open.spotify.com/episode/28z…
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A new study highlights how chronic boredom in ADHD acts as a biological signal, urging us to redesign our schools and workplaces for better engagement: adhdevidence.org/blog/the-ne…
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In a collaborative study with Volker Thoma @volkergeist and team at the University of East London @UEL_News we are looking for volunteers to take part in an exciting (literally) brain stimulation study in London! For further information go here: tinyurl.com/286k6mrk
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The World Happiness Report 2026 is out today! This year's focus/theme: the effect of social media on well-being.
See the whole issue here:
worldhappiness.report/
And see my essay (w Zach Rausch) here; we lay out SEVEN lines of evidence of harm:
worldhappiness.report/ed/202…
In 2018 I attended this Summer School; an excellent experience. Learning eye-tracking from leading experts while connecting with people truly passionate about their work was inspiring. Highly recommended! 🤓
I am thrilled to announce the European Summer School on Eye Movements! #ESSEM2026 takes place 7-12 September, 2026, at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King’s College London. Details on how to register can be found here: essem2026.org/
đź“Ł Paper alert: We reviewed callous unemotional (CU) traits across neurodevelopmental disorders (NDs). Individuals with CU traits consistently show atypical gaze patterns (reduced looks to the eyes), when viewing fearful faces.
@TomFoulsh @AlboresGallo
mdpi.com/2227-9067/13/2/303
This work was done with the help of @AlboresGallo Ivonne Leon, Patricia Zavaleta, Consuelo Romero and Leslie Mireles. Thanks to @iahb_mx @ColegioMadridMX
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This #ChildrensMentalsHealthWeek, the College has identified that there are currently 550,610 children and young people on waiting lists for mental health treatment in England, and are concerned this delay could potentially fuel a dangerous reliance on AI chatbots.
rcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-featu…
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Interested in purusing your PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience with #essexpsychology?
We are currently recruiting a PhD candidate to join our exciting project that explores how distressing experiences are shaped by eye movements and sleep.
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Important new article documents harm to mental health from TikTok, Insta, and Youtube.
Snapchat seems slightly positive here, but the harms of Snap are not about depression, but about sextortion, drug sales, cyberbullying.... see here:
afterbabel.com/p/industrial-…
Does social media harm everyone?
No. But it harms *most* adolescents, according to a new study.
And not all platforms have harmful effects.
A new analysis of 44,211 daily diaries from 479 adolescents over 100 days finds that the majority of adolescents (60%) experienced small, but consistently negative effects of social media, suggesting that social media use is a notable contributor to mental health issues.
However, a minority (13.6%) of adolescents experienced simultaneously harms and benefits across different dimensions of their mental health.
Exploratory analyses revealed negative impacts of TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram use and positive or null effects of Snapchat and WhatsAp. This means that social media doesn't have to be harmful. link.springer.com/article/10…
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The advert for collaborative, SENSS funded PhD-studentships is now live, including one project @ResearchEssex about sleep and eye movements with me as a co-supervisor. PLEASE SHARE this for people interested in doing a funded PhD in the UK: senss.ac.uk/collaborative-st…
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The more time students spend on screens, the less they learn.
Ed tech does not belong in schools (until it is thoroughly tested & proven to help).
Excerpt from Jared Cooney Horvath's excellent new book, The Digital Delusion, in @TheFP
thefp.com/p/we-gave-students…
