Asst. Professor of Psychology @VanderbiltU. Environmental determinants of mental health. Teaching behavioral scientists to use Claude.
Nashville, TN
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I write a free weekly newsletter on AI for behavioral scientists: new tools, journal and funder policy updates, studies of AI in research, and the occasional cautionary tale. It started as part of a summer AI series at Vanderbilt. New issues every Friday: aiforbehavioralscience.com
Hi friends! I'm ecstatic to share that I have just recently started at @VanderbiltU as an Assistant Professor of Psychology🥳
Special shout-outs to @WilsonSylia for being the finest postdoctoral mentor I could've asked for, and @ashleylwatts for encouraging me to apply.
Congratulations! And your quote-tweet is so true and so important.
"The wound is the place where the Light enters you," as they say.
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A mostly thoughtful review of the history of failure of psychiatry - Mental Illness Is Not in Your Head - (very wrong on genetics, but right on social factors) bostonreview.net/articles/me…
Retweeting this for the signal boost (and to save so I can make sure this is read by my future students).
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Words of wisdom from Psyche's deputy editor, @Psych_Writer, in celebration of #10yearsofaeon bit.ly/3i3mJwN
Out today in @TheLancetPsych: A systematic review of studies examining maltreatment timing effects written in collaboration with @cecily_cardew @ErinDunnScD! bit.ly/3Vd2cUZ
The surprising finding? No consistent "sensitive periods" of heightened vulnerability emerged. Fortunately, the results *did* help us craft a set of recommendations we think might improve the quality and replicability of future studies aimed at tackling this question.
According to recent research, >80% of clinical & counseling psych faculty/trainees endorse lifetime history of a "mental health difficulty" and ~50% report receiving a psychiatric diagnosis. tinyurl.com/3xd62hc2
It's almost like psychologists are people, too 🤔
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A RANT. Publishing is the coin of the realm in academia, but peer review is a sodden mess. Would a business delegate its most valued functions to unpaid volunteers? Journals depend on free labor from reviewers. This system sucked before the pandemic & is unsustainable now. 🧵
Really glad to see this change!
Especially since data from longitudinal studies suggest upwards of 70-80% of the population will meet criteria for a psychiatric disorder at some point. These conditions really aren't that "abnormal".
Kudos @DrMacDonald3rd!
Great Q&A with @trikomes on the Mind & Matter podcast discussing the utility of twin research and evidence suggesting that adolescent #marijuana use probably isn't a causal contributor to psychotic illness.
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Out today, another fun collaboration with @BrianHi07774504 and team examining associations between PGS for regular smoking and educational attainment with GPA, academic motivation, and school discipline at ages 11-14-17 and age 29 educational attainment. bit.ly/3iWw9IG
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Sometimes we may wish to check all relevant assumptions for a regression model in one go. 🔍
The {check_model} function from {performance} 📦 does exactly this and also provides elegant visualizations with helpful pointers ✅📊
easystats.github.io/performa…
#rstats #DataScience
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If you're interested in computing power for interactions between continuous/binary variables in cross-sectional datasets and don't know R, Megan Finsaas ported the major functions of our package over to a shiny app! intmoddev.shinyapps.io/intPo…
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Perceived experience of childhood adversity appears to have greater association with development of psychopathology, independent of objective experience.
@jessiebaldwin & @Michelle_Degli | @TheJCPPadvances @WileyPsychology
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