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Jonas Nitschke

@jonasnitschke.bsky.social did:plc:6bamuzeutewrjy6crftb2bee

How people make sense of an uncertain social world. Senior Scientist & FWF ESPRIT Fellow @ University of Vienna. Using stress to understand social inference, decision-making, and social connectedness.

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Jonas Nitschke (@jonasnitschke.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 5 octobre 2023. Le compte a 415 abonnés, suit 614 comptes et a publié 11 posts.

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  • SCAN Unit@scanunit.bsky.social

    📢 Does a stressful life make us worse at judging whom to trust? Our new PNAS paper by @jonasnitschke.bsky.social, @clauslamm.bsky.social, Nace Mikus, Livia Scanferla, George Slavich and colleagues suggests: not necessarily. 🔗 doi.org/10.1073/pnas... 1/3

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  • SCAN Unit@scanunit.bsky.social

    The findings highlight the need for a nuanced discussion of when and how much virtual nature can help cope with acute stress. Led by @maxsteininger.bsky.social together with @jonasnitschke.bsky.social, @schenkl.bsky.social, Mat White and @clauslamm.bsky.social For more details see the linked post🗞️

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  • Max Steininger@maxsteininger.bsky.social

    We ran a registered randomized controlled study with 164 participants to test whether virtual nature before or after an acute stress task affects stress reactivity and subsequent recovery. Participants retrospectively said that nature helped them prepare for and recover from the stressor BUT… (1/4)

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  • Max Steininger@maxsteininger.bsky.social

    …none of the immediate psychological (self-reported stress), autonomic (HR, HRV) or hormonal (salivary cortisol) stress measures showed a benefit of virtual nature. Appraisal and rumination ratings directly linked to the stressor also showed no favorable effects of nature (2/4)

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  • Max Steininger@maxsteininger.bsky.social

    Although three-sided testing could not rule out small (and sometimes moderate) effects, our findings invite critical reflection on the potency of brief virtual nature exposure for immediate stress responses and suggest that participants may overestimate nature’s helpfulness in hindsight (3/4)

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