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FABBS Award Winner Develops Computational Models of Human Interactions 

Key Findings • Computational models can inform how minor changes in tone, gesture, and other factors influence social connectedness.  • Social interactions are shaped by context, including background, goals, and relationships. • Humans desire connectedness – especially in difficult times.…

FABBS Award Winner Investigates the “Perfect Storm” of Adolescent Social Media Use and Mental Health

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Social pressures, developmental changes, and modern social media environments interact to increase risk for body image concerns and depression in adolescent girls  Societal emphasis on women’s appearance increases preoccupation with their self-image, leading to depression risk  Increased attention…

National Science Foundation Celebrates 75th Anniversary 

From left to right: Dr. Kathryn Humphries, Senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN), Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), and Sabrina Sito from FABBS

The National Science Foundation (NSF) commemorated 75 years on May 10.  While an extremely turbulent time for NSF, the Coalition …

Researcher Tracks the Mind’s Eye to Understand Memory and Attention

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Eye movements correlate with the “mind’s eye” as it retrieves information from visual memory  Following the mind’s eye has revealed how visual memory is organized and used to accomplish tasks  Our brains are actively anticipating the future and…

Researcher Studies Black Fatherhood and Mental Health to Improve Youth Developmental Outcomes

.gb-container-d6df2285{border-top:6px solid var(--links);background-color:var(--base-2);}.gb-container-d6df2285 .gb-inside-container{padding:1em;max-width:1200px;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;}.gb-grid-wrapper .gb-grid-column-d6df2285 .gb-container{display:flex;flex-direction:column;height:100%;} Key Findings Accessibility of mental health services must be improved for Black families and children. Black fathers often feel excluded from many early child services. Emphasizing engagement with Black fathers in child services has…

Researcher Explores the Interaction of Emotions and Memories in the Human Brain Network 

April 14, 2022 

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The hippocampus is crucial in reactivating the brain patterns associated with episodic memories. The “PMAT” framework, a highly influential model of human memory, involves two memory systems – the posterior medial (PM) and anterior temporal…
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