phil newsome

philnewsomejr.bsky.social

06 October 2026 03:14

after childbirth...HELLO DORSAL STRIATUM. As a bonus, greater postnatal striatal activation to fearful expressions was linked with fewer father-infant bonding issues. 4/7

phil newsome

philnewsomejr.bsky.social

06 October 2026 03:14

Brief summary: Becoming a father may change how the brain responds to others distress and how close a father feels to their child may be linked to brain processes supporting motivational approach towards the vulnerable. Caveats: modest sample, single-group pre-post design 6/7

phil newsome

philnewsomejr.bsky.social

06 October 2026 03:12

How do brain responses change to other's fear across the transition to parenthood? Our lab's new study adds to this small literature and includes task-based fMRI data from men before and after the birth of their first child. Check it out now in @jne-editor.bsky.social doi.org/10.1111/jne.... 🧵 /7

Rob Chavez

robchavez.bsky.social

29 September 2026 04:45

Our latest paper led by Taylor Guthrie with former undergrad RA Aussie Frost. We show that multivariate fMRI signals can decode the identity of specific individuals within the DMN and in the absence of visual features or other lower-level sensory information. link.springer.com/article/10.3...

Dani Beck, PhD

danibeck.bsky.social

29 September 2026 00:22

It's also difficult to imagine their journey out, with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and the 6 months that followed as refugees in Jordan. It's difficult to think of all the amenities, clothes, diapers, health check-ups etc I have for my son and how different things were for my parents.