I don't know that I've EVER been as excited to read a journal, from cover to cover, as I am right now!!! This "Foundational Contributions of Black Scholars in Psychology" American Psychologist special issue will be one for the ages! Check it out & share! https://t.co/dRiqhayfOy
@kareem_carr I respect scientists who navigated research in a world prior to internet, where questions were answered in libraries without search bars or keyboard shortcuts. Calculations were done by hand! Despite this (and in her case even without equal respect), folks still became experts.
Our article “A clinical scale for the assessment of racial trauma.” was the top-downloaded AND most accessed journal article published in 2022 in Practice Innovations!! A huge thank you to everyone involved. https://t.co/0OI3x3FU18 @APA_Journals@drmonnica#racialtrauma
@DrAmyPsyD This is Jayde. She is sex positive, a tiny terrorizer, interstellar, and a cuddle addict. She rescued me. My favorite memory of her is when she would sit by my window and watch me leave for school, and then wait by the front door upon my return—only to avoid hanging out after.
@Lexi_M_Z You could post flyers at retirement homes, senior communities, or geriatric clinics; post in senior facebook groups; perhaps letters or phone calls.
Happening now at #SRA2023 - Judge Maria Hernandez of Orange County describes Young Adult Court and why it makes financial sense to fund programs, rather than prison, for young people.
When a paper showed that manuscripts with authors from developing countries are published at lower rates it was all 'well what if their work is just bad?'. Well when names are blinded reviewers & editors are *less* likely to progress work by authors from 'developed' countries.