June 2021
NIMH Workshop on Naturalistic Stimuli and Individual Differences
Speakers
Chris Baldassano
Columbia University
Talk: Tracking changes in narrative responses across learning and development
Janice Chen
Johns Hopkins University
Talk: Memory for narratives and other naturally-occurring experiences
Elizabeth DuPre
McGill University
Talk: Similarity across neural diversity: Assessing the generalizability of individual brain models
Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
National Institutes of Mental Health
Talk: Individual differences in resting-state fMRI
Uri Hasson
Princeton University
Talk: Using deep neural networks as cognitive models for how brains act in the natural world
Carolyn Parkinson
UCLA
Talk: Using naturalistic neuroimaging to examine how people understand, shape, and are shaped by their social worlds
Elizabeth Redcay
University of Maryland
Talk: Social Brain Development and Individual Differences: Insights from Naturalistic Imaging
Monica Rosenberg
University of Chicago
Talk: Characterizing attention in the lab and the real world with functional brain connectivity
Tamara Vanderwal
University of British Columbia
Talk: Bigger needles, smaller haystacks: The use of movies in developmental fMRI research
Gang Chen
National Institutes of Mental Health
Talk: Intraclass correlation underestimates the test-retest reliability of individual differences in neuroimaging and psychometrics