I'm recruiting graduate students this year, to start Fall 2023 at Yale University Psychology! Come research human action, learning, and memory! Visit actcompthink.org for some more info about our lab, and psychology.yale.edu/graduate/admis… for app info { oh, and please RT :) }

Had a great time at #aps23dc this weekend! Enjoyed presenting on interpretation bias and inflexibility at our symposium presentation with emily and María Larrazábal

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Researchers believe this map is the first youth-focused U.S. state-level measure of anti-LGBTQ+ structural stigma. Read more about the research, which links anti-LGBTQ+ policies to depression in Black and Latinx youth ⬇️ (1/4)

Online now in Transgender Health Trans & gender divers patients given Borderline PD diagnosis more than cisgender patients, & does not align with self-reports of maladaptive personality or other covariates. We add this to our research on bias A 🧵 liebertpub.com/doi/abs/10.108…

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If you are under the arch with us at Society for Research in Psychopathology, come hang out with me tonight at my poster using latent profiles to explore differences in experiences of loneliness and their relationship to psychopathology risk (cool method! null results! will explore further! 😅)

HUGE congrats to Ellen Finch on the poster travel award from Society for Research in Psychopathology! Fabulous work!

I had a wonderful time presenting at Society for Research in Psychopathology this weekend and hearing from some great speakers! And so fun to spend time with LATN/McLean Hospital RA alums!

Had a blast at Society for Research in Psychopathology presenting a poster examining environmental unpredictability (as a dimension of early adversity) and neural function during extinction with co-authors Jutta Joormann and Dylan Gee, PhD. Loved meeting so many great people and researchers this weekend!

Extremely grateful for the opportunity to present our ongoing work on peer victimization, CSA, and depression alongside my wonderful LATN team at my first Society for Research in Psychopathology meeting this past weekend!!! 👩‍🔬

So appreciate this opportunity to present on childhood trauma and interpretation inflexibility at Society for Research in Psychopathology. Truly grateful for the full support from Jessica Duda and Jutta Joormann! Also really thrilled to meet my amazing mentors Dylan Gee, PhD and Elizabeth Kitt there!

⭐️Congratulations to Smadar Levin Award winner Jessica Duda ⭐️ “Exposure to unpredictable environments in early life is associated with amygdala activation during early extinction in adulthood”

⭐️ Congratulations to the 2023 travel award winners: Rebecca Brady, Alison Calentino, Ellen Finch, Pan Gu, and Alexandra Vazquez⭐️

Reminiscing on a wonderful 2023 conference. Here are some great shots shared by our new president Sohee Park! Park Lab

Our paper on teen-reported barriers to accessing mental health care is now published online! Link to the full-text article from Journal of Adolescent Health (FREE for 50 days): authors.elsevier.com/c/1hu2p,Nz~NRs…

So excited to share my first first-author paper published in Journal of Affective Disorders! We developed and validated a novel online version of the probabilistic reward task in a community sample of adults with self-reported MDD. cdasr.mclean.harvard.edu/wp-content/upl…

Huge congrats to Shiba Esfand! 🎉 Our Online PRT journey with Diego A. Pizzagalli, PhD started ~3 years ago, with Jessica Duda and I sifting through cute animal pics and running multiple iterations through pilot testing. So grateful to be part of this. More to come!

Congrats to Kaylee Null for her new first-authored paper! We examined connections between exposure to unpredictable early environments - an understudied form of adversity - and anhedonia, finding that reduced social support partially explains this association. Go Kaylee!

My ✨first✨ first-author publication is out now in the Journal of Mood & Anxiety Disorders! Here, Diego A. Pizzagalli, PhD, Jessica Duda, and I explore childhood unpredictability, social support, and anhedonia using questionnaires and a novel online PRT sciencedirect.com/science/articl…