Madeline V. Stein

@madelinestein.bsky.social

(she/her) PhD student at King’s College London | Experimental psychology | Suggestion effects & suggestibility across contexts

An exciting opportunity to work closely with our lab - a fully funded PhD scholarship is available at the University of Sydney on the psychological mechanisms underlying the nocebo effect. Open to domestic + international applicants: - $42,754 p.a. for up to 3.5 years - Applications close 9 June

Our lab has been lucky to know and work with Kirsty Mason for many years - she’s an incredible woman whose strength and openness have taught us so much about recovery and resilience 💛 If you can, please check out her GoFundMe and show some support! gofund.me/0283e864d

Donate to From Trauma to Triumph: My 18-Year Life Day Journey, organized by Kirsty Mason

❤️‍ When Everything Changed As I type this, on the 7th November 2… Kirsty Mason needs your support for From Trauma to Triumph: My 18-Year Life Day Journey

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Out today! We conducted a multi-level meta-analysis that included ~400 effect sizes, allowing us to make fine-grain distinctions between different nocebo induction methods. In particular, we were meticulous when defining different types and modes of suggestions. Hope you enjoy!! tinyurl.com/mwmeetuz

Moderators of nocebo effects in controlled experiments: A multi-level meta-analysis

Nocebo effects are a heterogenous phenomenon in which contextual cues trigger or exacerbate symptoms independently of active interventions. Suggestion…

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