So glad to see the inclusion of development and environment into the new RDoC framework!
If you missed it, here's the full text to our review on linkages btwn ecological systems and RDoC:
https://t.co/T2PafnW7yv
The Emotion & Development Branch at @NIMHgov is recruiting postbac research assistants for our 2022 cycle! Please forward the attached ad to anyone interested in the opportunity to gain experience studying neural mechanisms underlying anxiety and irritability in youth!
Please sign up to be an editor for ASFP using this link! See more details below but the short of it is, you give feedback on statements to psych PhD applicants who have not yet gotten mentoring or are part of an under-represented, marginalized community
We are back for year two, bigger and better and looking forward to assisting with PhD psychology applications! More details to come but for now, check out the schedule for this year and get the word out to applicants!
When it comes to #anxiety: Like parent, like child?
Great question! Check out the answer in this new meta-analysis from @annisubar and Prof Michelle Rozenman looking at parent's and children's interpretation biases. #psychologymatters
https://t.co/0IpAjTJQR2
DiSSECT is a nationwide grad student organization with currently four main initiatives. One initiative is providing an open source Marginalized Graduate Student Survival Kit — check it out, share, and send any additional resources you have using the link below!
We're proud to be a department committed to mentoring a new generation of psychological scientists. And we are excited to celebrate their successes--
Congrats to Naomi Wright, a @APA Dissertation Research Award recipient! #psychologymatters
https://t.co/rUqXnNFMzI
Grad student Anni Subar and Prof Michelle Rozenman's BRAVE Lab show how researchers use meta-analysis to synthesize findings. Their team asked whether interpretation bias for threat content is specific to youth anxiety symptoms. Check out the answer:
https://t.co/FWsWNJQavk
Check out this awesome article about a novel resilience intervention that is as effective for AYAs with cancer and trauma compared to AYAs with cancer without trauma by my very own friend @SamanthaRScott1!!!!
Did you know that once a fear memory is laid down in the brain, it can be modified by gradually reducing the fear stimulus instead of completing extinguishing it? Awesome finding from Gershman et al. 2013! #prosemtweet https://t.co/Akw7Tve8DN
Findings in Talarico & Rubin, 2003 demonstrate that flashbulb memories aren't as special as we might think! We don't accurately remember them as much as we believe we do. Consistency for BOTH flashbulb and everyday memories decline. #prosemtweet https://t.co/GOeD6XNirH
Always amazed after reading the Elizabeth Loftus et al., 1978 paper, makes me doubt my own memory! The type and timing of information/misinformation an eyewitness is exposed to after an event can affect eyewitness' memory of the event! https://t.co/FM9lAmT0ce #prosemtweet
Are you scared of certain things but don't know why? We are actually predisposed to learn certain things (e.g., fear) about certain stimuli (snakes, spiders)! Learn more here: https://t.co/LAauVdsyHY #prosemtweet
Interested in emotion & decision-making? Do you get excited about the intersection of psych, neuro, and econ? We’ll be reviewing PhD student applications this fall! Check out our Prospective Students page (https://t.co/ufcpkadlzn), and reach out with any questions. Join us!!