RT @FSniehotta: Wir haben Stellen im Bereich #PublicHealth ausgeschrieben
Postdoc
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Wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeiter:in
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Wissenschaftskommunikation
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Ich beantworte gern Fragen (PM)
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RT @RonaMossMorris: It has been a real privilege editing the journal on behalf of @EHPSociety. I have no doubt @healthpsychrev will continue to go from strength to strength under the new editors
Thanks to all our wonderful Assoc editors for their help… https://t.co/QOfF5KEvjn
The outgoing editors, @RonaMossMorris and @suzannecarrie wish all of you and the new editors, @GeertCrombez and @FSniehotta a happy and productive year! Thanks for following along with us.
The outgoing editors, @RonaMossMorris and @suzannecarrie wish all of you and the new editors, @GeertCrombez and @FSniehotta a happy and productive year! Thanks for following along with us.
RT @CHShirazi: Incredibly excited to share that @capaldi_jessica review of #PTSD & PTG interventions for cancer survivors was published today @healthpsychrev ! We hope this work will encourage everyone to consider how to address trauma in #cancersurvivor…
RT @LAlisonPhillips: Continuing the discussion on complex habits and what they mean for health promotion @MullanBarbara @PippaLally @drbengardner @AmandaRebar@BasVerplanken@bmedlab@ProfWendyWood
Practical parsimony and complexity in conceptualising h… https://t.co/zfUeh8Ikmu
RT @cochranetrain: 💻 Free webinar open to all - Performing meta-analyses in the case of very few studies - 26 Jan 2023 https://t.co/whws1zIMRV This #CochraneLearningLive webinar will explain various approaches to performing meta-analyses with very few s… https://t.co/9uFfRvbVgV
RT @EHPS_OS_SIG: Thinking ahead to research ideas for 2023?
Check out our paper where we identify research priorities for Open Science in Health Psychology ⬇️ @EHPSociety https://t.co/nkX02rwNjC
RT @MarkRBeauchamp: 50 free copies available (see link below).
Analysis of dynamic psychological processes to understand and promote physical activity behaviour using intensive longitudinal methods: a primer. Paper led by @GRuissen https://t.co/uyCCChBNuL
RT @LauraMKoenig: A new issue of Health Psychology Review was just published - containing 3 articles I contributed to, all focused on #digitalhealth. See 🧵 for summaries/ infographics/ links zu papers.
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RT @chevalboris: Time to stand!
Our new paper published in @healthpsychrev; demonstrates why it is urgent spending more time performing active, nonambulatory behavior not only for our health but for our productivity
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RT @RubinPsyc: Mastodon Help!
Easy-to-follow blog post on getting started on Mastodon: https://t.co/O7bZ9TOOsl
List of psychologists on Mastodon: https://t.co/pcogGS4uAC
Automatically export the Mastodon handles of your Twitter followings and import… https://t.co/TsKu20O4zm
RT @drbengardner: Attention #sedentarybehaviour researchers! Our new £0 paper - “Why do people sit?” – makes important points for understanding and changing #sitting. An explainer 🧵https://t.co/zN4ed3tsAx 1/13
RT @JohnMRuiz4: Early career opportunity at Health Psychology! The journal seeks applications for 5 mentored editorial fellowships for ECPs from historically excluded/ marginalized groups. 12-month positions with $1000 honoraria. Applications due 12/01/2… https://t.co/XSBEBofVAL
RT @caitlinliddelow: Our recently accepted meta-analysis in @healthpsychrev shows that intention is still the strongest predictor of medication adherence 💊 @MullanBarbara @me_boyo@lingtax
Read more about it here: https://t.co/YAO9W9kHXs
RT @cochranetrain: 📽️ New videos from the #cochranelearninglive webinar series - Searching clinical trials registers: guide for systematic reviewers. Freely open to everyone at https://t.co/OGk3lZ47oI https://t.co/Lbek0u24ue
RT @ehps2023: Scientific committee meeting today - working on tracks, ideas for refined and new formats, and spaces for structured discussions at the conference. Exciting! More information in the call for abstracts later this year.
@FelixNaughton @ajamesgreen The way the impact factor is calculated keeps changing, and so there are some mean changes over time. Best track is the rank of the journal rather than the IF per se.
RT @dsquintana: Throwing together a bunch of studies that are not designed to reliably detect a wide range of effect sizes (i.e., underpowered studies) in a meta-analysis probably won't solve your power problems
RT @FelixNaughton: New paper today in @healthpsychrev - review of state-of-knowledge in #EMA research on five key health behaviours (633 papers) + meta-analysis. Great leadership by @OlgaPerski, @dkwasnicka and top team.
Papers on specific behaviours in… https://t.co/vZO2GGD0lA