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New @PNASNews study finds that #Facebook language predicts #depression in medical records. Should #socialmedia be part of our future toolkit for mental health screening? https://t.co/zsD8Frhc8P
Now that #2019SAS abstract submissions are closed, we are back to tweeting about everything #affectivescience! Like this @nytimes article on #placebos. Favorite quote: “It seems that if the mind can be persuaded, the body can sometimes act accordingly.” https://t.co/UoedR8HhH0
We have a new look!
/in News /by rootWe are beyond excited to share our new website with you! It’s been redesigned from the bottom up with clarity and effectiveness foremost in our minds. We hope affective scientists everywhere will find the site easy to navigate and use. Note that our members only section will open soon. If you have any questions or…
Welcome to new SAS Executive Committee members!
/in News /by rootCongratulations and welcome to our two new SAS Executive Committee members, Paula Niedenthal (President-Elect) and Barb Frederickson (Member-at-large)! Our current president, Bob Levenson, will pass the gavel to Paula in March at 2019SAS.
Save the Date for 2019SAS!
/in News /by rootMark your calendars for our annual conference on March 21-23, 2019, in Boston, Massachusetts! After a very successful conference in Boston in 2017, we’re returning to Beantown to share the very best, cutting edge affective science from all corners of the discipline! Stay tuned for more details here, and via our Twitter and Facebook pages…