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Michal Frackowiak, PhD

@mfrackowiak.bsky.social

PhD Psychology. Currently post doc and teaching associate @ University of Fribourg/Freiburg, Switzerland. 🌈 Research on media use and sleep, co-present phone use, advanced statistical analysis, multimethodological approach to digital behaviours.

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Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)@snsf.ch · 3w ago

How are sleep, diet and mental health linked? Can nostalgia help us cope with crises? These are the kinds of questions being explored by 219 researchers, who are receiving career-boosting support from the SNSF through Postdoc.Mobility fellowships. @seherkosar.bsky.social ➡️ Read more: sohub.io/fimi

A career boost for researchers

As part of the Postdoc.Mobility scheme, the SNSF is supporting a total of 219 projects with 26.7 million Swiss francs.

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Tobias Dienlin@tobiasdienlin.com · 2mo ago

Communication, are you listening … ? So far, not a single @icahdq.bsky.social journal has implemented Registered Reports. Doesn’t reflect well on our field.

Daniel Lakens@lakens.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Excellent news! Nature is expanding Registered Reports to all the fields in which they publish! A great result by all those proposing this strong solution to publication bias and selective reporting (and getting expert feedback before data collection)! www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Alberto Acerbi@acerbialberto.com · 2mo ago

Today is Technopanic publication day! I have many things to say about it (and I will in the next weeks) but for now: the Kindle edition costs as much as a coffee (or two espresso in Italy…), so no excuse not to grab a copy and judge for yourself. -->

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Sage@sagepub.com · 4mo ago

With misinformation on the rise, critical thinking is more important than ever. We asked higher education professionals to share their ideas on better incorporating critical thinking strategies in the classroom. Meet the finalists from Sage's first-ever Critical Thinking Challenge.

Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage
TRG@q4nwspunk.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Back to the simple natural order of things…….. not human arrogance based on destruction of our water,air, environment for profit…… for the 1%

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Harebell@harebell.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Visited the charity shop and found the exact book I wanted. Now having a coffee next door in a small cafe and a little read. Waiter sees me and brings me a 'gift'; a pretty bookmark to keep. Simple kindnesses, simple joys.

Michal Frackowiak, PhD@mfrackowiak.bsky.social · 4mo ago

"Applicants must have Swiss citizenship or a Swiss permanent settlement permit, or be married to or in a registered partnership with a Swiss citizen." 🤔

Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)@snsf.ch · 4mo ago

❗📣 The SNSF is reforming its career #funding. The final calls for Ambizione and Postdoc.Mobility will take place in 2026 and 2027. The eligibility criteria have been adapted to focus on the schemes’ key target groups. ➡️ www.snf.ch/en/kaczpDec5c…

Universität Bern@unibe.ch · 5mo ago

A new study #unibern shows that men and women exhibit similar negative reactions towards women when consuming misogynistic media. Except when media content contains explicit violence against women, it is primarily men – rather than women – who display negative responses: sohub.io/pu1e

Consumption of misogynistic media content increases negative reactions towards women

Scientific research has consistently demonstrated that the consumption of misogynistic media content is associated with increased hostility towards women. While it was previously unclear whether men and women exhibit similar negative reactions, recent findings indicate that when media content contains explicit violence against women, it is primarily men – rather than women – who display negative responses. These conclusions are based on a comprehensive international study led by the University of Bern.

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Michal Frackowiak, PhD@mfrackowiak.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Fellow academics: how long do you wait before contacting the Editorial Team about the manuscript that has been 'with Editor' for... a while? I've heard some random figures from colleagues (e.g., reach out if nothing happens after three months), but was wondering if you had any reasons why.

Dee Chan@deechan17.bsky.social · 5mo ago

When I disabled all the notifications on my smart phone, I felt such an enormous sense of relief. It took me a while to figure out why. It was because I wasn't being constantly interrupted New psychology research reveals the cognitive cost of smartphone notifications www.psypost.org/new-psycholo...

New psychology research reveals the cognitive cost of smartphone notifications

A recent study in Computers in Human Behavior provides evidence that a single smartphone pop-up derails mental focus for seven seconds. Researchers found that fragmented digital habits cause more cogn...

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