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Hot #PhD reminder: A tiny dose of 30 focused minutes a day yields a lot more in the long term than forcing yourself to work 8 hours today, getting overwhelmed, burning out + stalling! Tiny amounts done consistently add up massively. Some examples...

Understanding the complexities of mathematical cognition: A multi-level framework dlvr.it/SplRdg

Well that’s a bummer!

Thank you so much, Kim Fischer, for your wonderful article. We (Roberta & K) are extremely happy to work with the dream team to make this mission a reality! news.temple.edu/news/2023-06-0…

Acts of kindness that feel small to us have a big impact on others. Research: kids and adults underestimate how tiny acts of generosity lift others' moods. There's no easier way to make someone's day than to offer a compliment, give a little gift, or send a handwritten note.

Excited that this paper is available!Development of children’s number line estimation in primary school: Re... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

i'm going to be teaching grad level research methods in social sciences (esp. social-personality psychology) this fall. a new prep for me. given major changes in the recent past and ahead, what topics would you recommend for junior scholars to learn? plz share ideas/syllabi RT

Academics when they realize it’s August.

To give you a sense of place, here is a newly updated map of the entire universe to (log) scale, by Pablo Carlos Budassi. Spacecraft, planets, large-scale galactic structures - they are all there if you zoom in. pablocarlosbudassi.com/2021/02/atlas-…

Setting boundaries is not a display of disrespect. It’s an act of self-respect. In toxic relationships, people can’t take no for an answer. They feel entitled to ignore your limits. In healthy relationships, people don’t just accept your boundaries. They help you maintain them.

Imagine this for a second… You turn 18 years old and you’re gifted a home. The only catch to this is that you’ll be living in this home for the rest of your life. How would you maintain it? That home is your body. It’s the only one you’ll ever get so take care of it.

Just in time for the upcoming term is our #strategicLearning Digital Event. Intro post by Michelle Rivers, PhD @EdScientists shorturl.at/aENX7

Check out this lay-audience friendly blog post I wrote that highlights how feeling familiar with problem features might bias people's ability to judge when they are right and wrong on fraction problems: cogbites.org/2023/08/28/how…

UPDATE: We are blown away by the support we are seeing for our petition from faculty, staff, students, and members of the wider community. Now that we have reached 700 signatures, we ask you to sign it if you have not yet, as well as share it with others. chng.it/rC9rpdCRQJ

Go Ospreys! #unf

It’s that time of year! For students looking for Developmental Psychology PhD programs, multiple Florida State faculty are recruiting for Fall 2024. Our program is quite applied and very statistics and methods focused (psychology.fsu.edu/graduate/progr…). Here’s who is recruiting...