The Master in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience invites to the CIMCYC Talks “Anthropomorphization - The psychological effects of robots that appear human”, with Dr. Roy de Kleijn, researcher at the University of Leiden
Recent research published in Political Psychology by researchers from CIMCYC (University of Granada) and a researcher from the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” (Italy) explores this question. Through three studies with more than 2,400 participants in Spain and Italy, the team discovered that beliefs about social mobility play a key role in attitudes towards wealth redistribution.
Why do surveys sometimes not reflect the reality shown by official statistics regarding gender asymmetry in partner violence? A new study conducted at the CIMCYC of the University of Granada sheds light on this question.
A high-risk pregnancy can become a highly stressful situation as it combines the adaptation required for a woman to be pregnant with a significant process of uncertainty and concern for her health and that of her baby.
We are pleased to announce our next AI, Mind and Brain session where we will be discussing the paper"Getting aligned on representational alignment".
In the study conducted by Óscar Cervilla, Ana Álvarez-Muelas, Lola Jimeno Fernández, and Juan Carlos Sierra, members of CIMCYC Lab Sex, published in Sexuality & Culture, the question is raised whether the association between desire and sexual satisfaction might differ depending on the type of adherence to the sexual double standard.
The LabNCd team has carried out a study with a group of 87 9-month-old infants within the framework of a longitudinal study on the neural bases of attention development in early childhood.
Following our last meeting on the occasion of the relaunching of CIMCYC sessions which kicked off last Thursday, 27th March 2025, we are pleased to announce our next Time-resolved Neuroimaging (EEG+) session which will be held by Paula Pena
Researchers Sara Mata, Isabel Monte-Tablada and Francisca Serrano from the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center of the University of Granada (UGR), with Bart Vogelaar, a researcher from the University of Leiden (The Netherlands), have published in the prestigious journal Dyslexia data on the validation of the Assessment Test of Learning Potential for Literacy (EPALE; designed by Mata and Serrano, 2019).
On April 5, Palestinian Children's Day, we interviewed researchers from the NeuroDev Project to discuss child neurodevelopment and the importance of strengthening research, training and quality care in Palestine.
