Karolina Lempert

@klempert.bsky.social

Assistant Professor of Psychology @ Adelphi University. Neuroeconomist studying how our experiences shape our preferences. lempertlab.com

Looking to work with a postdoc. Prior experience with fMRI and computational modeling required, interest in psychiatry desired. Fellowship provides three years salary plus independent travel/equipment funds. Send CV and 2-3 manuscripts (preprints OK).

🎉New positions!🎉 Postdoc and Research technician openings in our lab @yale for computational psychiatry research. Technician position a great stepping stone to grad school. More info: rutledgelab.org/positions Work w/big data from our smartphone apps and large clinical samples happinessquest.app

Postdoc and Research Technician Positions — Rutledge Lab

Now hiring a postdoc and a research technician with an interest in neuroeconomics or computational psychiatry.

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🚨🚨 Job Alert! 🚨🚨 We are seeking a full-time Study Coordinator for a NIMH-funded project that aims to uncover cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying maladaptive food-choice behavior in anorexia nervosa using behavior, eye tracking, fMRI, and computational models. Pls spread the word!

Study Coordinator

Department SSD Institute for Mind and Biology: Staff and Temporary Employees About the Department The Eating Disorders Program in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at the Univer...

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The Duncan Memory Lab and the Finn LAND Lab at the University of Toronto, Department of Psychology, are hiring a Full-Time Joint Lab Manager. Commitment: 1–2 years (Ideal for pre-grad school experience). Start Date: Early June Deadline: May 20th, 11:59 PM. Please help circulate the linked ad! TY!

Lab Manager Job Posting (2026 Summer) Public

The Duncan Memory Lab and the Finn Learning and Neural Development (LAND) Lab at the University of Toronto are seeking a full-time joint Lab Manager (20 hours a week in each lab) The preferred start d...

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🚨We're hiring!🚨 The Dept of Psychology at Rutgers is hiring an Assistant Professor in Social Psychology. Review of applications begin on Oct 18. Details here: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/259... I'm chairing the search committee and am happy to field questions about the position. 🧵

Assistant Professor in Social Psychology, Tenure-Track

The Department of Psychology at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, NJ, plans to hire a tenure-track Assistant Professor in SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, with a start date of September 1, 2026. We seek a candidate...

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If you do research on aging and you collect data online, check out our preprint (led by @indecisionwins.bsky.social), which describes age effects on cognition and personality across 6 common online platforms!

MMichael Cohen@indecisionwins.bsky.social · last yr.

New preprint -- we (me, @klempert.bsky.social, Dave Wolk, and Joe Kable) examined whether characteristic aging-related changes in cognition and personality show up on six online platforms (3 crowdsourcing sites -- MTurk, CloudResearch Toolkit, & Prolific, and 3 panels). osf.io/preprints/ps... 1/

So excited to be guest editing this special issue on decision neuroscience & aging in the Journal of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences! Articles are due on 8/15. Please reach out if you have any questions. We’re looking forward to your submissions! bit.ly/GSA-CFPs

GSA Call for Papers

The GSA Journals regularly invite submissions for special themed issues. Browse our open call for papers below and consider submitting your research to one of o

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Decision & Aging@srndna.bsky.social · last yr.

Celebrating > 15 years of @srndna.bsky.social with a special issue in JGPS co-edited by Drs. Karolina Lempert (@klempert.bsky.social), Nathan Spreng, & Debbie Yee (@debyee.bsky.social). More info: academic.oup.com/psychsocgero... MS submission deadline: 8/15/2025 Expected pub date: 7/2026

(1/2) I collaborated w/ a global research team (in Brazil, India, Netherlands, South Africa & USA) who collected data from >250 ppl w/ unmedicated OCD & >250 healthy ppl, and the jury is in: people w/ OCD show normal delay discounting. Check out my blog post about the paper: tinyurl.com/OCDdiscblog

People With OCD Do Not Overvalue Immediate Rewards

A new study finds that people with OCD, despite feeling compelled to perform rituals in response to their obsessions, are just as willing to delay gratification as everyone else.

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