@DSNLab

The Developmental Social Neuroscience Lab @UNCPsych. Examining the neural processes of social, emotional, and cognitive dev. during adolescence. PI: @EvaTelzer

 Chapel Hill, NC
dsnlab.web.unc.edu/
Joined September 2013
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Olivia Pollak@OliviaPollak13 Oct 2022
Out now in @BiologicalPsyc1, we find that neural sensitivity to social punishment, in combination with a 'real world' index of peer rejection, predicts future NSSI. Thanks to coauthors @SehJooKwon Nathan Jorgensen @ka_lindquist @EvaTelzer @mitchprinstein! bit.ly/3rPW8oE
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell7 Sep 2022
An absolutely fantastic talk by the @DSNLab’s own Maria Maza on social media checking and brain development. So proud!! 👏🏼 #Flux2022 @FluxSociety
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Mitch Prinstein@mitchprinstein6 Jul 2022
Finally, a scientifically accurate and comprehensive review of digital media and adolescent mental health!! It's here, and totally FREE (thanks to a foundation donor)!!! Just click "Open Full Book PDF" here: cambridge.org/core/books/han… @EvaTelzer @JacquelineNesi @teensandtechunc

Handbook of Adolescent Digital Media Use and Mental Health

Cambridge Core - Developmental Psychology - Handbook of Adolescent Digital Media Use and Mental Health

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Cambridge UP - Psychology & Psychiatry@CambUP_Psych6 Jul 2022
Handbook of Adolescent Digital Media Use and Mental Health by @JacquelineNesi , @EvaTelzer and @mitchprinstein An accessible overview of the mental health effects of adolescent digital media use, for researchers, policymakers and parents. #psychology ow.ly/GzJB50Ja1Ti
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell17 Feb 2021
Hormonal and Neural Correlates of Prosocial Conformity in Adolescents - ScienceDirect Delighted to share my latest publication with ⁦@McCormickNeuro⁩, ⁦@jorienvanhoorn⁩, ⁦@EvaTelzer⁩, and ⁦@mitchprinstein⁩ sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Ethan McCormick@E_M_McCormick23 Oct 2020
New preprint: "Multi-Level Multi-Growth Models: New opportunities for addressing developmental theory using longitudinal designs" biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Multi-Level Multi-Growth Models: New opportunities for addressing developmental theory using...

Longitudinal models have become increasingly popular in recent years because of their power to test theoretically derived hypotheses by modeling within-person processes with repeated measures. Growth...

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Flux Society@FluxSociety5 Sep 2020
✨Trainee Spotlight✨ Kathy (@kathydo_) is a sixth-year PhD student working in @EvaTelzer's @DSNLab at @UNCPsych. Her research examines how brain development and social influences shape adolescent decision making in both adaptive and maladaptive ways. Kathy received a (1/3)
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UNC Psych & Neuro@UNCPsych11 Nov 2019
Dr. Eva Telzer and her @DSNLab hosted a group of middle school boys at their "Brain Academy" as part of @UNC Tar Heel Preview Day! They learned about neuroimaging & the brain, as they toured the campus & experienced aspects of college life! 🥰
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell2 Nov 2019
Excited to hear my labmate @kathydo_ talk about her research examining to what extent parents and peers influence adolescents’ attitudes of prosocial and antisocial behaviors. Kathy is a force to be reckoned with!
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Ameet Kini, MD, PhD@AmeetRKini22 Oct 2019
"Correlation is not causation"
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Mechanical Neuroimaging Lab@MechNeuroLab17 Oct 2019
Grad student @gracemcilvain presented her super cool work on brain stiffness and adolescent development and risk-taking with @EvaTelzer @DSNLab at #BMES2019
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Michelle Achterberg@_MAchterberg31 Aug 2019
Young investigator awardee @EvaTelzer on neurobiological susceptibiliy -More sensitive/ vulnerable youth might also be the ones to trive in positive environments ✨ #FluxNYC2019 @fluxDCN
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Flux Society@FluxSociety31 Aug 2019
Congratulations to Dr. Eva Telzer for winning the 2019 Young Investigator Award! You make the future of developmental neuroscience bright! #FluxNYC2019
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell8 Apr 2019
Big congratulations to my postdoc mentor and head of the @DSNLab, @EvaTelzer, for officially achieving tenure! Your zeal and humility are an inspiration. (And cheers to @kathydo_ for organizing this well-deserved celebration 🎉🍾)
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell25 Mar 2019
HUGE congratulations to my lab mate @psharp1289 on the successful defense of his dissertation. Cheers to the next chapter, Dr. Sharp! So excited for you!
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Natasha Duell, Ph.D.@natashaduell4 Feb 2019
Know those things you’re interested in but never end up pursuing? Adolescent boredom and creativity check that box for me. Relatedly, I’d say ALONE time is also critical for fostering creativity. Do kids get much of that these days? Do any of us?
Mitch Prinstein@mitchprinstein3 Feb 2019
Boredom helps raise creative self-sufficient children! nyti.ms/2DOFbCH
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Jorien van Hoorn@jorienvanhoorn27 Apr 2018
Replying to @Flux_Congress
@Flux_Congress Satellite Meeting coming up next week @UNC Chapel Hill. Get ready for a great line-up of speakers and amazing venue with that Southern charm fluxsatellite.web.unc.edu #bigdatalittlebrains
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Philipp Kanske@pkanske24 Feb 2018
Family connectedness explains "neural similarity" in mothers and children during empathic #stress onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Erika Forbes@forbes_erika15 Dec 2017
Wow: brain differences between humans and chimps. xitter.cf/Neuro_Skeptic/status/9…
Neuroskeptic 🇺🇦
@Neuro_Skeptic14 Dec 2017
Humans have 24% more prefrontal grey matter than chimps, but 71% more prefrontal white matter biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
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Ed Yong is not here
@edyong20931 Oct 2017
“To a degree, I think there’s a sense that a brain is a brain is a brain. That’s problematic." theatlantic.com/science/arch…

How a Focus on Rich Educated People Skews Brain Studies

Neuroimaging studies have traditionally scanned a thin and unrepresentative slice of humanity—but that’s changing.

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Leiden Psychology@LeidenPsy31 Oct 2017
In search of a good scare during #Halloween. But why do some people enjoy being scared? Read Mara van der Meulen leidenpsychologyblog.nl/arti…
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