wow this is important scholarship...

Yet another paper, this time Prof Nichola Raihani, 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?🧵

None of this stuff should be controversial

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”

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/…

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

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: BPD Compass 🧭 So excited to share that I created my first postprint: psyarxiv.com/mu3ez 🧵...

Why we're introducing code review for certain submissions at Nature Human Behaviour buff.ly/3AUmSGX

Some new SEM illustrations on SEM model estimation, loadings & thresholds, & factor variance scaling ☺️ osf.io/czxht/

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.Fordham University (1/3) fordham.edu/info/21603/psy…

#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/b6…

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.

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

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!

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?

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.

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.

Please share! Fordham Psychology 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/depa…