Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and colleagues @ChristiWestlin @J_Theriault @YutaKatsumi @NeuroPerson @Sebastian_Ruf @BrownSarahM @LFeldmanBarrett Open Access: https://t.co/hONNwP4MTU https://t.co/iJlBOiBH2D
Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions.
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Several discussions reference key phrases like 'foundational assumptions' and 'robustly' to highlight their importance and the need for reassessment in studying brain-behavior relationships. The tone ranges from analytical to curious, reflecting a mix of enthusiasm and critical examination, as exemplified by user comments questioning if certain assumptions are 'straw men,' indicating a deeper investigation of the article's claims.
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The frequent sharing and referencing of the publication signal a high level of curiosity and significance among users.
While some posts directly engage with the paper's methodology, others remain less analytical, leading to a moderate engagement depth overall.
Overall, the general sentiment reflects a belief that the publication could greatly influence future research in the field.
Abstract in brief
- Neuroimaging research has struggled with replicability in findings about brain-behavior relationships, often pointing to methodological issues as the main cause.
- Many published studies operate under three basic assumptions that might not hold true, which undermines their validity.
- The paper emphasizes the need to reassess these assumptions based on current empirical evidence to enhance the reliability of brain-behavior research.
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/FQeiEbkl8z
Updating my Brain-Behavior Relationships talk. Classic brain-behavior relationships (cognitive, affective, perceptual & sensorimotor domains etc) remain foundational. Also highlighting diaschisis & many-to-one mental event mappings https://t.co/lU6ceA5Cv3 https://t.co/7B5YpQTSwA
Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quotes from the paper). Do any of you think these assumptions are straw men? (I don't think they are.) https://t.co/s1pWfbqn8r https://t.co/pfzBRzvHpc
Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/0aX4OotgVf
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RT @PerezMGHLab: Updating my Brain-Behavior Relationships talk. Classic brain-behavior relationships (cognitive, affective, perceptual & se…
RT @PerezMGHLab: Updating my Brain-Behavior Relationships talk. Classic brain-behavior relationships (cognitive, affective, perceptual & se…
RT @PerezMGHLab: Updating my Brain-Behavior Relationships talk. Classic brain-behavior relationships (cognitive, affective, perceptual & se…
Updating my Brain-Behavior Relationships talk. Classic brain-behavior relationships (cognitive, affective, perceptual & sensorimotor domains etc) remain foundational. Also highlighting diaschisis & many-to-one mental event mappings https://t.co/lU6ceA5Cv3 https://t.co/7B5YpQTSwA
BRAIN - BEHAVIOR relationship: Mental events arise from a complex ensemble of signals across the entire brain, as well as the from the sensory surfaces of the body that inform on the states of the inner body and outside world...@CellCellPress https://t.co/7DzHybvCVX
RT @SustainHistory: Improving the study of #Brain-#Behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions Foundational assumptions that a…
Improving the study of #Brain-#Behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions Foundational assumptions that are called into question by empirical evidence from human brain imaging and neuroscience research on non-human animals. https://t.co/T23Qac9GaI
RT @TomNakai: Westlin et al., Trends Cogn Sci (2023) Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions…
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RT @LiangQianchen: Revisiting basic assumptions to study brain-behaviour relations more robustly (Westlin et al. 2022, TICS) paper: https:…
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RT @DrYohanJohn: Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quo…
RT @DrYohanJohn: Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quo…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @LiangQianchen: Revisiting basic assumptions to study brain-behaviour relations more robustly (Westlin et al. 2022, TICS) paper: https:…
Revisiting basic assumptions to study brain-behaviour relations more robustly (Westlin et al. 2022, TICS) paper: https://t.co/5kei4cOGop our discussion: https://t.co/O6z21v1sl7 @YotaKawashima @LFeldmanBarrett @ChristiWestlin @conscious_tlab @NaoTsuchiya
RT @DrYohanJohn: Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quo…
RT @DrYohanJohn: Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quo…
RT @DrYohanJohn: Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quo…
Reading the paper by @LFeldmanBarrett and colleagues (Westin et al 2023) that has generated some debate (often without quotes from the paper). Do any of you think these assumptions are straw men? (I don't think they are.) https://t.co/s1pWfbqn8r https://t.co/pfzBRzvHpc
RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
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RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
Improving the study of #Brain-#Behavior-#Relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/UF0FLjKhN6
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RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
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RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
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RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
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RT @FumikoHoeft: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/N2j3OIbjCk
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RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @FumikoHoeft: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/N2j3OIbjCk
RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/0aX4OotgVf
RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
RT @TrendsCognSci: Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and c…
Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions OPINION by Christiana Westlin and colleagues @ChristiWestlin @J_Theriault @YutaKatsumi @NeuroPerson @Sebastian_Ruf @BrownSarahM @LFeldmanBarrett Open Access: https://t.co/hONNwP4MTU https://t.co/iJlBOiBH2D
RT @leafs_s: Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.c…
Trends in Cognitive Sciences Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/FQeiEbkl8z
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Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships by revisiting basic assumptions https://t.co/N2j3OIbjCk