#4: A/Prof Daniel Little - becoming a cognitive psychologist, misconceptions of academic life, the role of AI and leaning into obstacles

Psychlings Podcast
08/02/2022 1h 14min Temporada 1 Episodio 4
#4: A/Prof Daniel Little - becoming a cognitive psychologist, misconceptions of academic life, the role of AI and leaning into obstacles

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Daniel Little is an Associate Professor and the director of the Knowlab at the University of Melbourne which focuses on understanding complex decision making through computational modelling. A wide-ranging and illuminating conversation with A/Prof. Daniel Little- Becoming a cognitive scientist- Misconceptions of academic life- The role of AI in cognitive psychology- Importance of leaning into obstacles. You can find Daniel on Twitter @danielrlittle.Hosts: - Byron McCaughey ([email protected])- Yu "Dazz" Liu ([email protected])

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