Mike Beran
@PsychMikeB
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Cognitive and Comparative Psychologist More importantly: Dad, Husband, Poker player, Halloween fanatic, Beek
Joined January 2018
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The Debbie Downer of canine cognition rides again (I do love the talking dogs in Up though)
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RT @GSUArtSci: Kudos to @GSUPsychology's Dr. Elizabeth Tighe for being awarded the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engin…
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RT @ass_deans: The governor’s committee on free speech has just issued a list of words that cannot be used in the classroom and topics that…
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RT @AminAzadian: New paper alert!📣🚨 Our results show that some canine cognitive research may face a concerning sampling bias, favoring the…
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RT @PeterHotez: Remember: antivaccine activists don’t care about you or your family. They have another agenda. For some it’s financial, sel…
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RT @SouthEasternEHB: Don't forget to register for #SEEHB2025 by January 17th, 2025! We are welcoming abstracts (250-300 words) from faculty…
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RT @mluckovichajc: I kept changing my mind which Jimmy Carter cartoon i should go with. Here's all three.
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RT @CarterCenter: Our founder, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, passed away this afternoon in Plains, Georgia.
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RT @GeorgiaStateU: We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. A longtime friend and supporter of…
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Instead, they argue that pigeons and rats are usually not tested under conditions that are motivationally equivalent for both species, and this may account for those species differences.
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JCP Vol 138: Organisms attempt to maximize their energy intake when they forage. The paradoxical choice task shows that sometimes, however, they may instead prefer to obtain information rather than primary rewards when the outcome of a choice is uncertain.
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Overall, these results did not produce compelling evidence of attentional biases toward social threat in these capuchin monkeys. @mebenitez85 @DrSFBrosnan
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