Investigating the Interplay between our Stories and our Schemas: How story structures inform memory and prediction - Incite at Columbia University
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Event
Investigating the Interplay between our Stories and our Schemas: How story structures inform memory and prediction
Thursday Mar 21, 20244:00pm - Part of Series Narrative Workshop
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Event venue
61 Claremont Avenue
Suite 1300
New York
As part of the Narrative Workshop, Abla Alaoui-Soce joins us from the Psychology department at Princeton University to discuss “Investigating the Interplay between our Stories and our Schemas: How story structures inform memory and prediction”.
The Narrative Workshop has limited capacity. To inquire about joining, please contact Dian Sheng or Amy Weissenbach.
About Abla Alaoui-Soce
Abla Alaoui-Soce received a B.A. in Psychology from Harvard University in 2015 and has completed his PhD in Psychology at Princeton University in December 2024. During my PhD, he was a graduate researcher with the Princeton Social Neuroscience Lab, working primarily with Diana Tamir. His interest lies in the interplay between stories and cognition, with a particular focus on the influence of narrative structure on thought and memory.
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