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Apply to UB's Visiting Future Faculty program (tinyurl.com/y4wmahkn) which brings outstanding URM ABD scholars to UB Oct 15-20, 2023. Travel and accommodations are covered. Includes a $1000 honorarium. Apply here: forms.gle/PkitQVRMUxo6w3e89. Deadline 6/5/23
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Ever wondered whether attachment is variable, not constant? And how feelings of attachment security, anxiety, and avoidance shift across situations along with affect? Well, we did too. @AleksaKaurin ‘s paper addresses these questions and others.
🗞️Now in press at @affectScience: our paper on #attachment variability in daily life 📳! w/ Paul Pilkonis and @aidangcw
PDF: link.springer.com/content/pd…
preprint: psyarxiv.com/gmncs/
Len Simms retweeted
Haven’t seen @lensimms since @srp_science 2019 but he was passing through town! Got in a hug and some tacos in my office.
Len Simms retweeted
We (@DBsamuel_phd and I) put together an @ABCTNOW symposium on clinical applications of dimensional models of psychopathology. It was rejected. Our talks were pretty badass, so here's a thread on the data we would have shared (reach out to us directly if you want to learn more).
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.@lensimms (total boss in charge of the @HiTOP_system assessment workgroup) was planning to talk about their measurement development project, particularly how he envisions clinicians using this tool (and its advantages vs. DSM-based assessments)
Joe's pulling out the big guns for the final push.
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We are very saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Scott Lilienfeld, a leader in psychological science. He was a committed empiricist, educator, and by all accounts a kind and thoughtful mentor. Today we reminesce on his impactful work and legacy.
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Link: doi.org/10.1002/pmh.1471
Why is an evidence‐based classification of personality disorder so elusive?
What appears to be a very interesting new article by John Livesley.
Important considerations for the @HiTOP_system group...
Len Simms retweeted
One of the really dumb ideas of all time just came from Sen. Mitch McConnell.
His suggestion to let states go bankrupt makes no sense.
He says he doesn't want a "Blue State Bailout."
15,000 people died — this is not the time for politics.
Len Simms retweeted
We know people are scared but the pedaling of false rumors does not help matters at this time. Be better folks and we will get through this together.
Poloncarz says state took no ventilators from Buffalo hospitals buffalonews.com/2020/04/04/p…
Len Simms retweeted
Special Issue in Personality and Mental Health - Integrating #personality and psychopathology in psychiatric classification - Edited by @_CONPOSA_ and @lensimms
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
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The president’s comments were destructive, demeaning, and disunifying. The President of the United States has a unique and noble calling to unite the American people – of all different races, colors, and national origins. In that respect, the president failed badly.
Len Simms retweeted
Next week is a big week for Trump according to him. He’s going to deport millions of illegals and then possibly wipe out Iran and then some golf at Mar-a-Lago.
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Listening to Trump continuing to trash John McCain is truly disturbing. The guy was locked up in a cell and beaten within an inch of his life while you were on a yacht nursing your bone spur. What’s the matter with you? He’s dead for Gods sake.
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Strongly agree? Check out #UBuffalo psychology prof Leonard Simms' new research on the #Likert-type scale, a ubiquitous survey tool, and what the optimal number of response options may be: buffalo.edu/news/releases/20…
Super important work coming from Chris Soto looking at the replicability of personality links with important life outcomes.... journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…





















