Beautiful business research people: The Leibniz Information Centre for Economics has created an accessible introduction to Open Science that you can download in both English and German here: expedition-open-science.org

You can even order the German print version for free!

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Much has been written but an excellent starting point is given by Shallice and Cooper (2011).
This is not entirely exhaustive and further formalization would be beneficial to tighten the definitions.
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I have finally completed the blog posts on each Lecture on Perception, the Michael Turvey book based on his UConn graduate seminar. All posts linked here, as well as links to the journal club discussions with Rob Gray and Marianne Davis that enabled me to actually finish this project

Call for papers: 2026 International Conference on Perception and Action (ICPA) in Omaha, NE, June 23–26, 2026 icpa2026omaha.com (please RT!)

"Ecological psychology and the mirror of nature" is now open access. (by @tonychemero.bsky.social and yours truly)

www.taylorfrancis.com/reader/read-...

We’re on to Chapter 3, where I focus on the intellectual links between James, Holt, and Gibson surrounding animal-environment mutuality and the importance of phenomological analysis!

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2026/01/heft...

New blog on Chapter 2 of Heft (2001), where I focus on Edwin Holt’s ideas surrounding molar behaviourism and the recession of the stimulus!

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/12/heft...

Find out what “may be one of the brain’s most underappreciated superpowers” and why it’s so crucial to “talk about our research in our everyday lives,” in our favorite quotes from the past year.

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This is a really neat illusion!

My Christmas miracle is that I *think* I’m starting to understand how memory might viably work without the need for encoding and retrieving representations 🙃

See comments section of @adw.bsky.social’s blog for context: psychsciencenotes.blogspot.com/2025/11/radi...

Really cool read!

I wonder how much of the intractability challenge (at least on a cognitive level) might be solved by adopting Gibson’s ecological approach 🤔

Chapter 2 explores the work of Edwin B. Holt, the historical and intellectual link between William James's radical empiricism and James J. Gibson's ecological psychology. Plus, a pretty neat searchlight analogy of perception!

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/12/heft...

This week, we begin with the prologue + first section of chapter 1 where Heft introduces psychology’s Cartesian roots. This will set the stage for James’s radical empiricism later on in the chapter!

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/11/ecol...

Next post in my 'Building a BSc Thesis' series: On representative learning designs

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/09/buil...

First of a series of posts outlining the studies that inspired my BSc thesis investigating eye-tracking behaviour in volleyball players! First up, on representative experimental designs: exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/08/buil...

An overview of some psychological properties of sound, including pitch, loudness, and timbre!

exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/08/psyc...

A whistle-stop tour of a whistle-stop tour on neuroanatomy: exploringecopsych.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-...

I started a new blog called "Exploring Ecological Psychology" a month or so ago. It's going to include writing on topics like eco psych, neuroscience, philosophy and just about anything I find interesting! Feedback and discussions are always welcome! exploringecopsych.blogspot.com

For many, it's not difficult to move an empty teacup across the kitchen counter. But fill it up with coffee, and suddenly it becomes a whole different task.

So, how do we perceptually control the transfer of liquid-filled containers? Read on for a study by Xu et al. (2023) exploring this question!