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Have you ever wondered what goes on inside a UBC Psychology research lab? Come and take a peek into the Memory and Imagination Lab! 💻🧠
#InsideTheLab #UBCPsychology
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Have you ever wondered what goes on inside a UBC Psychology research lab? Come and take a peek into the Memory and Imagination Lab! 💻🧠 #InsideTheLab #UBCPsychology
Does working hard really make you a good person?
Around the world, people who work hard are often seen as morally good -- even if they produce little to no results. Social psychologist Azim Shariff analyzes the roots of this belief and suggests a shift towards a more meaningful way to think about effort, rather than admiring work for work's sake.
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If you are above 18, have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, and live in North America, be the first one to try the PolarUs app! The CREST.BD research network has launched a research study evaluating the impact of a new app for bipolar disorder. The PolarUs app helps people with bipolar disorder to measure and monitor their quality of life and apply science-based self-management strategies, with the goal of guiding them towards health and quality of life. Join this study and provide your feedback for the new app: https://bit.ly/bipolar-disorder-app.
Participate in fun and interactive studies with your kid at our EDRG labs! Learn more about children's development through this experience. The UBC Early Development Research Group is a group of seven research centres interested in the development of language, learning, and social understanding in infants and children. If you have a child under 12 years old, sign up today: bit.ly/EDRGsignup.
Ever wonder what goes on in your brain when you make or listen to music? IN TUNE WITH YOUR BRAIN is an international virtual half-day symposium on Saturday, May 15 from 10am-2pm PDT, where we aim to bridge the gap between science and creativity towards discovering the incredible power of music across all disciplines. Featuring world-leading neuroscientists and clinicians, industry artists/producers, and community music programmers, including: Dr. Psyche Loui (Northeastern University), Dr. Santa Ono (UBC), Dr. Lara Boyd (UBC), Dr. Roger Wong (UBC), Victor Franco (3020 Management), and many more! Claim your spot today by registering here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-tune-with-your-brain-harmonizing-creative-clinical-and-community-tickets-148465894487?aff=ebdssbeac Presented by UBC BaM - Brain and Music, in partnership with UBC Department of Psychology, UBC Science, UBC Faculty of Arts, UBC Faculty of Medicine, UBC School of Music, UBC Neuroscience Trainee Association and BC Brain Wellness Program
IN TUNE WITH YOUR BRAIN is a first-of-its-kind virtual event at UBC, and delves at the heart of the question: what goes on in our brains when we make or listen to music? The international virtual half-day symposium on Saturday, May 15 from 10am-2pm PDT, features world-leading neuroscientists and clinicians, industry artists/producers, and community music programmers, including: Dr. Psyche Loui (Northeastern University), Dr. Santa Ono (UBC), Dr. Lara Boyd (UBC), Victor Franco (3020 Management), and many more, as we aim to bridge the gap between science and creativity. Claim your spot today by registering here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-tune-with-your-brain-harmonizing-creative-clinical-and-community-tickets-148465894487?aff=ebdssbeac Presented by UBC BaM - Brain and Music, in partnership with UBC Department of Psychology, UBC Science, UBC Faculty of Arts, UBC Faculty of Medicine, UBC School of Music, UBC Neuroscience Trainee Association and BC Brain Wellness Program