Tanya Broesch

Full Professor of Psychology @ SFU; I aim to expand our knowledge of the developing mind beyond western, white, urban populations. Community-engaged.

[Joan Silk @jbsilk1]

New faculty position in evolutionary anthropology at ASU. Apply if you are interested, retweet if you are prosocial
https://t.co/Hxjh8cWoEo

[SFU Psychology @SFUPsychology]

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[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@corrine_cash @MountAllison Congrats, but whaaaaa? You're gone?

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@ChimpanzEve Thanks! I’m glad you found it useful!

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

amazing!! https://t.co/CDbOJAHQyJ

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

Thrilled that this paper just came out in Human Nature. Who are children spending time with in their everyday interactions?
https://t.co/RT1Ju8CnA3

[Courtney Meehan @courtneylmeehan]

POSTDOC at WSU Anth in the Biocultural #Anthropology Lab! PhD in any discipline. Possible renewal up to 1 additional year pending positive performance. App review starts May 15.

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[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@heidiColleran thanks for sharing this!

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

I’ve rediscovered several local sayings since I moved back to Nova Scotia, but my all time FAV is, “he didn’t lick that off the grass”, spoken by a member of a dairy farm family. #naturenotnurture #NovaScotia #antigonish #Children

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@robingnelson Btw this began with the bear peaking into our kitchen through the glass sliding door and my three year old mumbling something about a bear...

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@robingnelson Backyard in beautiful BC 🤪

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@baileyrhouse @CathrynTownsend Good move, Bailey.

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@corenapicella Count me in! Developmental

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@AntEdCentre Awesome, informative video!

[Many Minds podcast @ManyMindsPod]

ICYMI, our latest mini episode discusses the origins and influence of the term WEIRD—an acronym first introduced a decade ago by @JoHenrich and colleagues. https://t.co/0t79WiICH9

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@robingnelson Temporary! Give him time ♥️♥️♥️

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@checkupcbc @SFU Thanks for inviting me!

[Tanya Broesch @TBroesch]

@SMyers1983 Thanks!

[Joe Henrich @JoHenrich]

Great thought piece by Clark Barrett in EHB's special issue: Beyond WEIRD, a decade on. Clark points out that 72% of studies in EHB between 2015-20 used "generic samples" with no geographic origin specified. When do we raise the bar? It's been a decade.