Simona Ghetti
@simonag.bsky.social
Psychology professor interested in how children remember, make decisions and think about their future @UCDAVIS
As a proud UC grad, I know @UCLA is a global leader in research, innovation, education, and healthcare. A $1B federal demand would devastate the nation’s top public research university, cut off life-saving care, and halt economic growth. #StandUpForUC ucal.us/standupforuc
Stand Up for UC
We must stand together to protect our students, staff, faculty and our mission.
ucal.us
The ability to judge the accuracy of our memories is fundamental to decision making. A new study from the UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain shows how this ability emerges in 2-3 year olds www.ucdavis.edu/news/toddler...
Toddlers’ Eye Movements Predict Ability to Judge Memories, New Research Suggests
The simple act of looking and comparing may be the first step toward learning how to judge what we remember, a skill that is fundamental to learning and making decisions.New research from the Universi...
ucdavis.edu
Excited to share rdcu.be/eqKnJ just out @natcomms.nature.com Reporting longitudinal evidence that early goal-directed visual exploration in 2-year-olds predicts emergence of metamemory (i.e., introspection on memory accuracy) one year later.
Two-year-olds’ visual exploration of response options during memory decisions predicts metamemory monitoring one year later
Nature Communications - Infants and toddlers respond to uncertain situations by seeking information. Here, the authors show that 2-year-olds’ information seeking indicated by visual...
rdcu.be