Asst Prof of Psych @UArkPsych I study how things like stress influence cognitive processes & health, and the neurobiological bases of those effects https://xitter.cf/t.co/vPmnDtIkiW
Joined January 2015
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Our lab is currently looking for a 2-year postdoctoral researcher to work with us on visual search, eye movements, and similarity research. Academic friends, please consider sharing. @nmsu_HEST
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We are hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in clinical science! The link below has all the details. Please share widely. Thank you! DMs are open to answer questions.
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Great work by @GeorgeSlavich and team!
Out now, Dr. Slavich & team's opus on Social Safety Theory, covering everything from #HealthDisparities, #disease risk & #wellbeing to how social safety & threat are impacted by #sleep #genetics #culture #personality #pollution #diet & more! Online now at
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Meghan Quinn's and my paper integrating work on stress, executive control, and psychopathology is now published in Clinical Psychological Science! We propose a model to integrate this work. Check it out here:
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We are hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in developmental psychology! Please click the link below for all details. Please share widely. Thank you!
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We are hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in clinical psychology! Please click the link below for all details. Please share widely. Thank you!
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New research from @uarkfulbright faculty Dr @grantsshields and colleagues @UniBarcelona @ucdavis @univmiami @UOCuniversity
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Out now in @naturecomm! Our collaborative work w/ an incredible team (Michael Treadway @DiegoPizzagalli @dost_ongur @grantsshields et al.) showing evidence that glutamatergic adaptation to #stress is significantly disrupted in #depression. Online at: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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New research from @uarkfulbright faculty member Dr @grantsshields & colleagues: Changes in the expression of inflammatory and epigenetic-modulatory genes after an intensive meditation retreat sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New from @UofAGradSchool student Zach Gray (@zachamole_ ), his mentor @grantsshields, & colleagues: Neural & peripheral markers of reward during positive social evaluation are associated w/less clinician-rated depression symptom severity in adolescence
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Just published! A look at forgiveness, rumination, and depression in the US and Korea.
Always a delight to work with George Slavich @UCLAStressLab and @grantsshields and a distinct pleasure to work with Jiahn Lee and Myoung Ho Hyun.
Amazing colleagues!
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New paper! We found that subjective stress severity was more linked to poor health than "weighted" stressor exposure, suggesting idiosyncrasies are important in stress outcomes. W/ Aly Fassett-Carman, Zach Gray, Joe Gonzalez, Hannah Snyder,& @UCLAStressLab
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!!!NEW PREPRINT!!!
When do adolescents reach adult levels of executive function?
We used FOUR independent datasets (N>10,000), behavioral data from 17 distinct EF tasks, and nonlinear modeling techniques to address this and related questions. 🧵
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Acute stress-induced CORTISOL reactivity PREVENTS successful suppression-induced FORGETTING of video clips. with @s_m_ashton
#MotivatedForgetting #stress @NWO_SSH VENI
THANKS to the reviewers and to @PNECjournal for the quick review process. #openaccess doi.org/10.1016/j.psyneuen.2…
ALT Participants repeatedly retrieve or suppress memories of previously learned cue-target video clips to mimic the complexity of episodic memories. Results on the subsequent memory test revealed that, while the no-stress controls and cortisol non-responders demonstrated suppression-induced forgetting, this effect was absent in cortisol responders.
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🗞️News on the psychobiological effects of ethnic discrimination🗞️
We are delighted to announce the new paper by our team members @andigoreis, Urs Nater, Nadine Skuluda, and Ricarda Mewes published in @PNECJournal! 🎉
#discrimination #stress #cortisol #amylase
