Craig Hedge

Funded PhD opportunity on “Characterising caution in ageing and decision making” available with me and @TunneyRichard. See here for details: warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/… Happy to chat with anyone interested! @AstonPsychology

📣📣 PhD oppurtunity with @DanShawJ, @HedgeCraig, Matt Buckley & Me! 📣📣 "Identifying the neurocognitive sources of age-related decline in cognition: A cognitive neuroscience approach" Deadline: 31st March 2024 🗓 findaphd.com/phds/project/i… #PhDJobs #PhDChat #AcademicJobs

📢 Exciting 2yr postdoc position on @BBSRC project @AstonPsychology and @Aston_IHN, combining fMRI and MEG data to study 🧠 networks supporting social interaction. Apply by 11 Sept at jobs.aston.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…. @PostdocP @PostdocPal @PostdocPhd @Neuro_postdoc

🏆🏆🏆AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT🏆🏆🏆 Congratulations to the 2023 Computational Brain & Behavior @CompBrainBeh Outstanding Paper award winners: Marlou Nadine Perquin @mnperquin, Marieke van Vugt @MariekeVugt, Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig, & Aline Bompas @AlineBompas! #iccmpsyched

@AlisaLoosen @Sam_D_Parsons n.b. Cronbach’s alpha is equivalent to one of the ICCk variants. This makes sense because you would use the average score in practice (e.g. a subscale score computed by averaging across items).

@AlisaLoosen @Sam_D_Parsons It makes sense to me to base it on how the measure would be used in practice. If you would run multiple sessions of a task and average them, it makes sense to look at the reliability of the average score. If you would only run the task once, then ICC(2,1) is more appropriate.

@samanthastrong Is the action a double finger guns? Because I feel it's a move that's underutilised in academia...

I've had a lovely time this afternoon talking about "conscious" vision as part of the HOAC 🤩 Thanks to the 400+ attendees who tuned in to hear what I had to say, and extra thanks to those who submitted excellent and thought-provoking questions ❤️ (📸 action shot - my sister)

If MDPI is going to spam me THREE TIMES to be a guest editor for a special issue about CHILDREN, after I have already politely declined, they are going to get an earful.

Join us today at ➡️ 4:30 for our symposium "Unfolding the Reliability Paradox in attentional-control research" with Alodie Rey-Mermet, @JuliaHaaf, @HedgeCraig and Klaus Oberauer at #ESCoP2022

@AstonPsychology @drcpennington @TunneyRichard Another is investigate the psychological mechanisms of age-related navigational decline with @MattGBuckley myself, and @DrRobNash. Happy to answer any questions!

@AstonPsychology One of the six possible projects is about understanding inhibitory control in different health-related contexts (e.g. alcohol, food), with myself, @drcpennington, and @TunneyRichard

Some opportunities to work on interesting projects with great people @AstonPsychology Plus a couple involving me! The positions are half-time PhD & half-time teaching roles (72 months). Closes 29th Aug. jobs.aston.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?i…

@CJHodgetts @RHULPsychology YES. Congratulations!

Very happy to announce that I've been promoted to senior lecturer at @RHULPsychology! A *massive* thanks to all the wonderful colleagues, students, and mentors that have supported me along the way ☺️

@JuliaHaaf This is awesome! Though the comment about spending days trawling through the OSF makes me feel very exposed...

Inhibition folks! My amazing former Masters student Arte Bisschop (not sure she is on twitter) developed an SQLite database to publicly share a large collection of inhibition tasks. So far, we have 34 data sets (Stroop, Simon, flanker) and growing. github.com/jstbcs/inhibit…

@samanthastrong @DrJenWhale @AstonUniRKE Well done for getting it in!

Today I submitted a little proposal to the Royal Society for a project that is very close to my heart, so everyone please keep your fingers crossed 🤩🤞 (esp you @HedgeCraig!!) Big thanks to @DrJenWhale and @AstonUniRKE for helping as always 💛

@JeffRouder This recent one is on my to-read list, it has both the saccadic and the probe versions: doi.org/10.1177%2F1747…

@drcpennington I'd look it up, but I'll be disappointed when it's not as giant as it is in my imagination.

I have just tried a giant crumpet for the first time and my wellbeing has undoubtedly jumped two scale points.