Super exciting! What a lineup 😄

EMPOWER - an EHPS Group@empowerehps.bsky.social · last yr.

Almost the end of early registration @EHPS2025! Don’t miss the first-ever EMPOWER Workshop! A Grant Writing Workshop for early-to mid-career researchers with experts: Robert West, Eline Smit, Susan Michie, Falko Sniehotta, Benjamin Schüz, Sarah Stutterheim, Emely de Vet & James Green bit.ly/EMPR25

Almost the end of early registration @EHPS2025! Don’t miss the first-ever EMPOWER Workshop! A Grant Writing Workshop for early-to mid-career researchers with experts: Robert West, Eline Smit, Susan Michie, Falko Sniehotta, Benjamin Schüz, Sarah Stutterheim, Emely de Vet & James Green bit.ly/EMPR25

EMPOWER 2025 - Grant Writing Forum

Welcome! We are glad you are interested in applying for the first ever EMPOWER pre-conference workshop. The target group for this workshop is post-PhD early career and mid-career researchers in health...

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A nice little shot of the EMPOWER committee working hard to bring you something special for @ehps2025.bsky.social ⚡⚡Stay tuned for some exciting news soon!!

Exciting!

EMPOWER - an EHPS Group@empowerehps.bsky.social · last yr.

⚡We are so excited to announce the first EMPOWER pre-conference workshop @ehps2025.bsky.social ⚡ We will be discussing conceptualising and writing grants with some amazing experts, targeted at helping early-to-mid career researchers maximise their grant skills! Join us! forms.gle/wwPYq6wEp9CQ...

💡New Year’s Resolutions: Let's Talk Habits! 💡 My new @bpsofficial.bsky.social article draws on our cutting-edge #habit research – and some personal experience – to offer tips on effective behaviour change 👉 www.bps.org.uk/psychologist... #NewYearsResolutions @surreypsychology.bsky.social

‼️NEW PAPER‼️Evidence inhibitory self‐control moderates effects of habit on complex but not simple health behaviors, while initatory self-control is correlated with habit but doesn't moderate its effects on health behavior, with @kyrahamilton.bsky.social @martinhagger.bsky.social

Evidence inhibitory self‐control moderates effects of habit on complex but not simple health behaviors

Theoretically, self-control can be considered as both a facilitator of habit development and a moderator of whether behavior occurs habitually. However, debate remains on the contexts in which such r...

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‼️ Don’t miss our upcoming session‼️ 📅 When? Wednesday, 11th December, 9:30 GMT 🎯 Topic: Cognitive neuroscience for making and breaking real-world habits 🔗Session link: tinyurl.com/Teams-Eike Psst… Can’t make it? Watch it afterwards on our YouTube channel: m.youtube.com/@EHPShabit

Welcome @ehpshabit.bsky.social. If you are interested in habit theory and behaviour change please follow.

The results from our first round of needs assessment at EMPOWER 😍😍 Some great ideas and discussion from the community and we can't wait to get started on all this with you all 😎💪