Department of Applied Psychology at NYU is hiring for a tenure-track assistant professor position. Please spread the word, and feel free to reach out with questions: https://t.co/E8NZQlqxBX
Check out some new papers from @hopeiwhite@SAnzmanFrasca et al.! First, the Play With Me intervention, centered on play kits that provide evidence-based parenting guidance through shared activities, impacted observed parenting in pilot research https://t.co/4T8IlLzuCQ (1/2)
Pls R/T:
We have a really exciting webinar next week on stress hosted by the @SPSPnews Social Personality and Health Network.
Feel free to click this link to get Zoom details emailed to you (no need to type the address!).
Hope you come; see you there!
https://t.co/dp8QB8X8ev
Global personality/social psychology scholars: please consider submitting a proposal for a Special Issue of PSPR on "Highlighting Personality and Social Psychological Theory from Majority World Contexts"! Info here: https://t.co/YjIOK0eeYe
It’s cozy szn, y’all! If you need a reason to justify binge-watching your favourite Netflix series solo tonight, I got you. 🤝🏻
Click the link to check out my new pre-registered, open-access article on solitary activities in emerging adulthood.
https://t.co/854qdivrr5
Check out my latest pub on friendship dissolutions/break-ups! This one is with my amazing graduate students, @JennaWeingarten and @hopeiwhite
https://t.co/0F8zghJXyX
Former graduate research assistant Hope White's poster was recently presented at the @SRCDtweets conference. Her project was about the Play With Me study, which examined the effect of a shared activities intervention on positive parenting. Congratulations Hope!
It was super fun to contribute to this article on finding "me-time" during the holiday season: https://t.co/0d0g5pwXiY @Verywell@hopeiwhite@rjcoplan@UBuffalo
Did you know that some parenting programs not designed to affect eating/growth had effects on child weight outcomes years later?
@ubhablab team members coauthored a recent paper on this topic, led by Dr. Kai Ling Kong. Check out our review here: https://t.co/AlUkiYn9OZ
So while some people may find social interactions more enjoyable on days with increased time alone, those who seek solitude to escape from stressful or unpleasant social circumstances may not.