Troy Hubert

Clinical psychology PhD student @universityofky | fMRI and Exposure Therapy | Exercise and Mental Health | #Rstats | Hiking, art, and plants.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

So Claude writes my paper, and then reviewers use Claude to summarize and give feedback on the paper, and then I’ll get cited when someone else uses Claude to write their paper. Publish or perish am I right?

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

🚨Claude Code just gave me a complete research paper with a single prompt.

The paper has a strong argument and even beats AI-detection app, Pangram.

With a little editing, it can pass for 100% human, and can be easily submitted for peer review.

Here's the workflow I used:

[Aidan Wright @aidangcw]

The effects described in this paper are a real policy/implementation challenge for dimensional models of psychopathology that show that there are no firm or clear boundaries between non-disordered and disordered mental and behavioral functioning.

How do we take the clear scientific results to improve conceptualization and diagnosis without sliding down the slippery slope of “everyone has a mental disorder?”

I think we shouldn’t shy away from what the data about mental illness show us, that most things fall along a spectrum, but we have to be mindful about how that information can be used for good and for bad for the public.

People with lower grade impairments can benefit from help and support AND we shouldn’t be pathologizing normal experiences. It may seem like threading a needle but I have to believe it’s possible. Good data, criteria, and methods of assessment and diagnosis will help a ton here.

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

Science is about to get absolutely nuked.

Unless we get extremely strict about providing and opening up code and data and documenting lab experiments rigorously, a torrent of credible-looking but fraudulent papers is upon us.

[Dr. Dominic Ng @DrDominicNg]

Lock in folks, this year we��re going to increase our brain’s neuroplasticity by meditating, sleeping well, exercising, learning new things and doing things that are challenging.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@MikkoTyllinen What application are you using for this. I love the real paint feel.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

Source: https://t.co/xZXp3D0gXl

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

To procrastinate working on my dissertation, I made some data visualizations for the #APPIC #match using 2025 data. Enjoy!

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@rwillowfish CBT and DBT are both marked by helping people build awareness to how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected. From this foundation, people can learn to evaluate their own psychological experience and try different ways of navigating their problems. Acceptance and change!

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@jmhorp @_JackSalmon_ This chart seems misleading. It looks like October is the main selling month, so we may not be seeing the the 2025 data of soybean sales. Not sure we can make claims about soybean sales in 2025 without it.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@frankiethull The R code seems much easier to interpret to me, but maybe that’s just my bias as an R programmer 🤷🏼‍♂️

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@KrishaMehta2 Really enjoyed reading this. Great work!!

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@EikoFried 1) What does it mean to respond to treatment?
2) Can we improve self report assessment for psychopathology?
2) How can we utalize a multidimensional approach (e.g., symptoms, treatment mechanisms, Quality of life) in evaluating improvement over treatment)?

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

Most research papers should be a brief report with an interpretable results sections including figures and explanations of findings in plain English.

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

All papers should have a simple figure which summarizes the main findings of the study.

I assure you this will increase readability & dissemination of your work.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

I recorded my heart rating during my dissertation proposal. Enjoy this figure showing my stress in real time:

[Nicolas Badre @BadreNicolas]

CBT is awesome.

- Cognitive Restructuring: Get rid of negative thoughts
- Behavioral Activation: Stay active, feel better
- Problem-Solving: Address challenges directly
- Exposure Techniques: Confront fears, reduce them

Unlike endless psychoanalysis or revisiting obscure childhood drama (jokes at psychodynamic), CBT often delivers quicker results.

While I prefer psychodynamic therapy, I value most therapy approaches. Psychiatry has bigger challenges than debating therapy types. Harsh comments on X about certain therapies sadden me. If you dislike one, it may stem from a poor, manualized version or a caricature.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@RianKMD We likely have a degree of free will that is largely predetermined by biological and psychosocial factors. Amphetamines can be very helpful for kids, as they were for me, but can have major side effects. Not sure meds can fix a under resourced system, no matter how hard we try.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

My dog when I walk in the room and he’s chewing on my shoes:

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@MatthewBJane Can you try “\n”? Not sure what type of code this package uses.

[Troy Hubert @THubert95]

@SolomonKurz https://t.co/48qHeGrcg5

I made this in my 2nd year of grad school. It’s not been updated with new publications and things, but I was really proud of it when I made it!

[Caitlin Pinciotti, PhD @CMPinciotti]

OCD & PTSD can look the same. I’ve created a handout offering considerations for differentiating these symptoms: https://t.co/vcenQdxgo6

Thanks to our @IOCDF Trauma & PTSD in OCD SIG members for the recommendation! This & other free resources available at https://t.co/tAXYoGf8Se