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Ayoob Ayesha

Author/Participant
Code: D14S002
Hall: 17 - Room 14 SA
AI and Human-Technology Interaction 2
Division 14: Applied Cognitive Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 2003
NEURAL CORRELATES OF PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION MAKING
Wednesday 22 July 11:25
Code: D11S010
Hall: 06 - Arco
Extremism and polarization
Division 11: Political Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 1975 Presenter
ENHANCING MEDIA LITERACY THROUGH AI-DRIVEN INTERVENTIONS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL ON POLARIZATION, MISINFORMATION, AND DIGITAL BEHAVIOR
Friday 24 July 08:15
Code: D04S021
Hall: 25 - Room 4 SPT
Technology & Sustainable Development
Division 4: Environmental Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 1978 Presenter
ECO-REWARDS IN THE BRAIN: AI-DRIVEN MULTIMEDIA FEEDBACK FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSUMER DECISION-MAKING
Friday 24 July 11:25
Code: P_D14S003
Hall: 34 - Room Poster 3
Poster Session 3 - Division 14
Division 14: Applied Cognitive Psychology
Poster
Abstract: 1982
DIGITAL DOPAMINE DESENSITIZATION: COMPUTATIONAL REWARD SIGNALS AND SOCIAL REWARD RESPONSIVITY IN HIGH SOCIAL-MEDIA USERS


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