She/Her. On that postdoc hunt. PhD spring 2025 researching effects of identity interaction and theory of mind on moral reasoning, using language analysis.
@mollycrockett Sounds like an amazing opportunity. I’m currently on the postdoc market for next year (anticipated defense Jan/Feb 2025). I’ll reach out via email.
Welcome to the time of year where a new notebook is supposed to solve my problems. In the spirit of growth, I’m reusing an old notebook that only has 5 used pages. That was from 2021. #growth#nonewnotebook#newyearsamemenace
Interested in how our language is related to real world outcomes? I am presenting a poster virtually on the temporal relationship between real-world #covid experience and prosocial #language at #SPSP2022 TODAY at 12:30 est/9:30 pst. Results may surprise you.
Interested in how our language is related to real world outcomes? I am presenting a poster virtually on the temporal relationship between real-world #covid experience and prosocial #language at #SPSP2022 Saturday at 12:30 est.
The company I work for, cognitive performance group, is hiring 3-4 positions. It is a remote company with preference for specific cities. If you are looking to get into the applied world, it’s a great opportunity. Check comments for links. #jobposting#psychology#research
@cyr_em @JoelLeForestier Happy to help. Though it seems like most people have covered what I would recommend. Feel free to reach out if you need more resources.
@kaitlynmwerner Thanks so much for sharing your experience with this. I’ve received little support/info from my academic program - possibly bc we are more applied (fewer interested in postdocs) and I’m the only one doing social psych work (hf/io program). Your insight is very appreciated!
Write one sentence, check Twitter. Write one sentence, check email 6 times (you might have missed something). Write one sentence, check Instagram. Write one sentence, eat a snack. ::repeat:: #everyonewriteslikethisright? #AcademicTwitter#whatprogress
@eric_knowles Yes! It’s a thing. Inflammatory response to sugar. It’s why people with inflammatory conditions (e.g., autoimmune diseases) are often recommended to reduce intake of foods that can cause inflammation- like sugar.