A note from Steven Hyman, former NIMH director, on the genetic complexity of psychiatric disorders
“Our brains are not like Mendel’s peas.”
https://t.co/Ccc53vMEWG
@EikoFried@Lasermazer Thanks for this Eiko! I think the answer is yes based on network psychometric literature, but are human thoughts, affects and behaviors all theoretically at the same level of analysis? And then going down a layer would be entering the thorny woods of “neural correlates”? Thx!
@DrZoeRSmith@PsychChatter Hi Zoe - great Q! W/out knowing sample size or research Q, might consider summarizing folks with “multiply minoritized” identities in one category (unless intersectionality is main research Q). Folks who checked 1 minoritized ident. + white become the qualifying minority ident?
@SachaEpskamp Wow - I love GPT-4’s explanation about training + inference from context and data. While ToM may be out, still hope for self-understanding? Thanks for sharing Sacha!
@AbbeyJHughesPhD @MeghanBeierPhD@APADiv22@OmniHotels Thank you Dr Hughes for you incredible unwavering stewardship as program chair! Next year in Charlotte!
Quote of the day #RP2023 from empowering talk by @IdaliaMassa on psychologists in advocacy and public policy: "If people are fighting with you that means they are talking to you" Thank you Dr. Massa-Carroll!
The list of APS workshops is now available. Join Laura Jamison and me for a few hours of network psychometrics fun on May 26th. https://t.co/IstEVwfmxH
HIRING! Seeking an experienced, independent, and highly-organized individual for a full-time Data Collection Project Manager position for the #BabysFirstYears study, who will be based at @TeachersCollege, @Columbia in NYC. The position will begin in May or June 2022. Please RT!
Amazing #RehabPsych22 pre-recorded content available for EC credits (but NY State psychologist CEs still pending, stay tuned). Incredible disability-forward content that will 🚀 you forward in your awareness of disability as diversity!