Joe Weaver

Associate psychology professor at Saginaw Valley State University in Saginaw, Michigan, USA

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@JoshuaGrubbsPhD What if I showed you something more unbelievable?? I saw this and thought of you. I hope your new position is going well and that the food is better!

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@ProfPash what's that website you made to help students learn about different careers?

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https://t.co/di4hneH7sL

I understand this face

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https://t.co/di4hneZgGT

I understand this face

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@JoshuaGrubbsPhD I'm sorry. That must be a terrible feeling for you. Good news, though: they will likely move from the Midwest and wonder why you ever lived here

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@JoshuaGrubbsPhD You are “deeply unserious and unprofessional”

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

10 billion in fruit notation

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@ProfPash This is called "just-in-time teaching" and it keeps things fresh. That's the line I tell myself 😉

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@ProfPash I like that Twitter is offering to translate your tweet for me

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@JoshuaGrubbsPhD I like being the oblivious guy in the room but I have to ask. What did I miss?

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@KatherineSliter Lately, 15 to 20% but I am sometimes upset when I have to pay/tip first then have to ask for the missing items. I'm not sure that is how tipping is supposed to work.

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@ProfPash Feeling loads better and all kiddos are doing well. Wishing you and yours some good sleep!

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

Big family parenting is getting up with two kiddos after you get back from a midnight trip to the ER with the littlest one and then you get up at 6 to pack lunches

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@bmwiernik @JoshuaGrubbsPhD I am proud of humanity because academic/psych twitter isn't trolling your reply. I have hope for people again.

Or is it too soon?

[Travis J. Pashak @ProfPash]

Do you feel connection and kinship with other faculty at your institution (especially in other depts)?

If so, please share:

What fostered that network?
Why are those bonds important?
How to further grow community?

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@ProfPash Formal, structured teams and projects helped to form connections.

They are important. Colleagues from other departments influence my teaching, research, and my service.

I'm not one to seek out extra connections so introductions from others are the primary source of growth

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@JoshuaGrubbsPhD As opposed to merit as it is supposed to be now? I'm thinking that an open review process (i.e., anyone can review and rate) will help identify the best.

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@ProfPash @lluaces @ajshackman That is, the classification we impose on other's emotions only works as well as others have learned to label their experiences with that classification.

[Joe Weaver @ProfJoeWeaver]

@ProfPash @lluaces @ajshackman I think the argument that they are the same or are different may be off mark. They are subjective experiences and may be undistinguished for some and differentiated for others. Each instance of emotional experiences is always somewhat different from a similarly labeled experience