PhD student @PsychologyHaifa @LabTomer | Working on anxiety, fear learning, neural mechanisms, EEG, developmental psychopathology
Joined November 2021
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Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
Tonight is the 4th night our babies will spend in Gaza.
We do not know if they were harmed, injured, or even if they are still alive.
This is the time to support Israel. Do everything you can to save our children, elders, men, and women from Hamas, a terrorist ISIS-like organization.
Don't look away.
Please share this.
#HamasISIS
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
My family has been taken to Gaza.
We don't know their medical condition, we know that if my uncle isn't released soon he could die, he has a degenerative disease and needs treatment.
They are European citizens. I need anyone with any contacts to get in touch with me ASAP.
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
A terrible day in Israel. A surprise attack by terrorists from Gaza invading Israeli towns and Kibbutzim, kidnapping and killing civilians. Rockets fired at Israeli cities killing many. I have been crying the whole morning .
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
Hiring at multiple levels in Miami (remote possible). Work involves EEG, eye-tracking & other measures to understand the role of attention & cognitive control in the development of social anxiety. Postdoc, RA (FT/PT). Reach out: [email protected]
@FIUCCF @TheRealSPR @FluxSociety
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
First lab paper with @TheWeezer76 @m_artuz @AndrePittig Simy & @mmalbecdv is out!
We systematically reviewed the role of individual differences in the acquisition, generalization, and persistence of avoidance.
online.ucpress.edu/collabra/…
Great team effort! #FearandFriendsteam
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
Had an incredible time at the #EMHFC2023 conference in Salzburg! Meeting everyone was an absolute pleasure. Grateful to be part of this amazing community.
Gil Shner-Livne retweeted
Exciting new findings in our latest publication in
@TheJCPP ! We found a link between neural processing during delayed extinction and exposure-based treatment outcomes in pediatric anxiety. Check out our paper. @LabTomer @GilShner
doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.13814
