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Knicks, psychopathology, Fordham Univ psychology

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Joined December 2011
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Please share! @fordhampsych is looking for adjunct faculty to teach undergraduate Psychopathology (M/Th 11:30-12:45pm) and/or Law and Psychology (Tu/F 8:30-9:45am) THIS FALL. Wonderful students and colleagues (who will share teaching material)! fordham.edu/academics/depart…
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The lab's new paper on contextual factors associated with emotion beliefs available here: rdcu.be/c4QXb When people feel moreso that their emotions will last "forever" they are more likely to try to escape, distract themselves, and also ruminate.
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Does anyone have any template recommendations for clinical write-ups of PID-5 results? We're trying to integrate dimensional assessments into our reports at the Pitt Clinical Psychology Center, but can't settle on templates for clinical application.
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Michael Roche@RochePhD16 Nov 2022
Anyone know of normative data for pid-5-bf? I know miller and colleagues have it for the 220 item version but wondering any anyone has it for the 25 item?
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Update! All abstracts (symposia, talks, data blitz talks*, posters) for NASSPD 2023 will be due on 12/1, and submission portal is open now! More information and link to portal here: nasspd.org/conference *data blitz open to ALL submitters, not just ECR, this year!
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We are excited to announce our 2023 NASSPD annual conference: April 21-22, in Waltham, MA (MetroWest Boston). Join us for two days of cutting edge personality disorders research and networking! More info to be posted here and on our website soon: nasspd.org/conference
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TURNS OUT “ludacris” is not the actual spelling of the word. If you need me, I’ll be at the local elementary school relearning how to spell things.
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#RStats tip of the day, want **reproducibly** random jitter plots? Use position_jitter()! ggplot(mtcars, aes(x = cyl, y = mpg, group = cyl)) + geom_boxplot() + geom_point(position = position_jitter(seed = 37)) Note the exact matching between plots! gist.github.com/jthomasmock/…
Reprex screenshot, code at: https://gist.github.com/jthomasmock/b6d44bc3adb25c65a6129ae869a93e41 Two example graphs, the one on the left has random jitter with a specific seed (37) which matches the one on the right exactly, although we've now added a color to each of the factors. The takeaway is the ability to get the exact same jitter with each subsequent graph.

ALT Reprex screenshot, code at: https://gist.github.com/jthomasmock/b6d44bc3adb25c65a6129ae869a93e41 Two example graphs, the one on the left has random jitter with a specific seed (37) which matches the one on the right exactly, although we've now added a color to each of the factors. The takeaway is the ability to get the exact same jitter with each subsequent graph.

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Fordham psychology is hiring! We are looking for candidates who prioritize diversity and equity in their work, with content expertise in infancy/early childhood development in applied settings and/or policy relevant developmental research.@FordhamNYC (1/3) fordham.edu/info/21603/psych…
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Some new SEM illustrations on SEM model estimation, loadings & thresholds, & factor variance scaling ☺️ osf.io/czxht/
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Why we're introducing code review for certain submissions at Nature Human Behaviour buff.ly/3AUmSGX
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In press @ PD:TRT: Our group's take on treating #BPD, focusing on dimensions of the DSM's Alternative Model of PDs rather than symptoms. The result: A modular, personalized tx: @BpdCompass 🧭 So excited to share that I created my first postprint: psyarxiv.com/mu3ez 🧵...
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the thing that i think has aged worst in all movies and TV is when 2 people unironically "blow it up" after pounding it. now it's just permanently there
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EJP@EJPBlog2 Aug 2021
Correlation is a powerful tool for showing a trend in the population, but it doesn’t say anything about particular individuals. Check out more from the latest #ejp blog post by René Mõttus below ejp-blog.com/blog/2021/8/2/d…

Does a correlation say anything about an individual? A Trinomial Effect Size Display — The EJP Blog

A Post by René Mõttus

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Parents: at what age can I start telling my child that we have a very serious-sounding family motto like “a Lannister always pays their debts”
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None of this stuff should be controversial
Eiko Fried@EikoFried15 Jul 2021
Yet another paper, this time @nicholaraihani, was rejected bc their null-finding isn't "interesting enough" to publish. This makes clear the journal isn't interested in the core goal of science: learning about the world. So what journal characteristics support this goal?🧵
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Eiko Fried@EikoFried15 Jul 2021
Yet another paper, this time @nicholaraihani, was rejected bc their null-finding isn't "interesting enough" to publish. This makes clear the journal isn't interested in the core goal of science: learning about the world. So what journal characteristics support this goal?🧵
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wow this is important scholarship...
Anastasia Chalkia@Chalkia_A1 Jul 2021
The lack of evidence in Schiller et al. (2010) verified: Reply to Schiller, LeDoux, and Phelps (2020) psyarxiv.com/tb72e with @TomRBeckers @labgas_kuleuven

The lack of evidence in Schiller et al. (2010) verified: Reply to Schiller, LeDoux, and Phelps...

Schiller, LeDoux, and Phelps recently posted a preprint (Schiller et al., 2020) in which they comment on a Verification Report we published (Chalkia et al., 2020a) regarding their initial demonstra...

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