From ping-pong bots to AI authorship, here’s a quick look at the latest peer-reviewed studies within psychology and related fields. https://t.co/hqRxKm3jR7
Presenting with some of my colleagues at the Hawaii Behavioral Health and Wellness Convention Friday November 18 on primary care behavioral health as a way to expand and maintain community-level mental health care. Hope to see you…https://t.co/GVRm5gNpbs https://t.co/HkMSQK4PET
Some cultures define well-being as a state of calm. Some define it through relationships with others. In this week’s “How to Build a Life,” @arthurbrooks describes four models of happiness from around the world, and what they can teach us about ourselves: https://t.co/HWojkxaV0R
"And to the future first lady: Whatever happens, for pity’s sake, don’t listen to this weird, grumpy, elitist man. Don’t ever sit in the White House and wonder what happened to your old sense of self. Be Dr. Biden. Be Dr. Biden forever." https://t.co/rJBx6CIYG6
“Still, none of this should detract from the most interesting and exciting part of the study: the fact that the researchers have collaborated with industry and obtained real data on people’s playing habits.”
In a rare collaboration with video games companies, researchers obtained precise data about people’s playing habits, finding longer play was related to greater wellbeing. But for now, cause-and-effect remains uncertain. https://t.co/ObmnqFUho5
“By now it’s clear that bringing the pandemic under control will require a range of actions that can persuade people opposed to wearing masks, socially distancing, or getting vaccinated to change their behaviors.”
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A consistent morning routine can help set the tone for the rest of your day. Dr. Gina Delucca offers some practical advice for developing and maintaining healthy morning habits through the elevated stress and anxiety of #COVID19. https://t.co/B5QDJ37Ak7
“One way to increase access to mental health (as well as other behavioral health) expertise is to bring it into primary care practices, where patients are already going.”
NEW episode🎙️
If the U.S. is going to meet a rising tide of mental health needs, experts say we need to reimagine our mental health & primary care workforces.
We go inside 1 clinic’s decades-long effort to blend medical & mental health care.
Listen: https://t.co/mRLd9wic8A
“It feels like we are watching the collective belated awakening of white people to racism – as though, somehow, it has only just occurred to them to do something about it.” @Nmozz https://t.co/MJ0f7qV1QE
“We are living in a racism pandemic, which is taking a heavy psychological toll on our African American citizens. The health consequences are dire.” - @sandyapa2020 on the mental health impacts of recent high-profile racial incidents https://t.co/W7j1e1Wmo5
Join us online next week on Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 11AM to celebrate the 13th Annual Psychology Day "UN75 The Multilateralism We Want: Psychological Contributions to Building Bridges Among and Within Nations" with @DrMaysaAkbar@MicheleJGelfand@SLyonsPadilla@SusanMichie
Don’t be intimidated if you haven’t picked up a controller since college, and don’t worry about games being just for kids. Here’s what you need to know to ride out the coronavirus crisis doing more than just streaming television. https://t.co/6JJmPyWAPU
Apparently in the 3.5 years I've been advising PhD students I neglected to mention the website I made when I was a grad student, https://t.co/xvTse2wK6Y
It's all ponies who assure you you're good at grad school & not an imposter. It got me thru my diss & now I give it to you <3
“There’s no way to prevent fear contagion from kicking into gear – it’s automatic and unconscious, after all – but you can do something to mitigate it.” via @PsyPost https://t.co/5WGfi5eiTr
“[I]t’s important to remember that our brains are not perfect computers; we’ll be making irrational judgments all the while. ‘It’s about so much more than just the information,’ says Chapman.” via @Slate https://t.co/Ez8O5JGVQg
“Experience from previous incidents underlines the importance of ensuring that protective behaviours are delineated and that behavioural advice to the public and health professionals is acted upon.” via @bmj_latest https://t.co/bpLtpjb1lL
Spending days or weeks at home with limited resources, stimulation, and social contact can take a toll on your mental health. Here’s how you can keep your distance but still get the support you need during the #COVID19 pandemic. https://t.co/0HwAdb3kLS