Dear all, you are invited to the next NPSY.Lab-VR Meeting that will take place next Thursday, April 22nd at 4:30 PM. It will be a seminar held by Alessandra Dodich and entitled “Social cognition deficits as cognitive markers in dementia”. We kindly ask people who are interested…
Dear all, you are invited to the next NPSY-Lab-VR meeting entitled Story-based Empathy Task (SET): a novel task assessing intention and emotion attribution that will take place on Monday April 12th at 5 pm. This lab meeting will be held in Italian and will…
Dear all, this is the new calendar for our next seminars. They will be held both in presence and online. Specific indications will be given with the announce of each seminar. Everybody and all is very welcome! OCTOBER 12th October…
We have added a new talk on our schedule, don’t miss it!
Il 25 ottobre, dalle 14:00 alle 18:30, all’Aula SMT 11 Santa Marta, in via Cantarane 24 si terrà Psicologi in Piazza 2019. La prof.ssa Moro alle 15:00 terrà un seminario dal titolo “come il corpo illude la mente”. Alle 15:40…
Authors: Pacella V, Foulon C, Jenkinson PM, Scandola M, Bertagnoli S, Avesani R, Fotopoulou A, Moro V, Thiebaut de Schotten M. Abstract The syndrome of Anosognosia for Hemiplegia (AHP) can provide unique insights into the neurocognitive processes of motor awareness. Yet, prior studies have only explored predominately discreet…
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The edition of this year, 2019, of the Summer School ended on the 7th of July. Here’s a picutre of all the students that partecipated. Most of them…
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guest for the last day of Summer School was: Karl J. Friston. This lecture was divided in two main issues: – Dynamic Causal Modelling, from a brief introduction to a…
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guests for the fourth day of Summer School were: Michele Scandola, Marco Tullio Liuzza and Daniele Romano. The fourth lectures theme was how to write your own Bayesian Model…