Adolescent political development, health, and wellbeing | Assistant Prof @MontanaState | Assistant Editor @Adolescencej | Basketball + Pizza.
Bozeman, MT
Joined September 2018
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Our paper examining the effects of arousal reappraisal on anxiety responses to stress in the current issue of British Journal of Psychology: bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wil… @bjoosterhoff @UBSportExR @WileyPsychology
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The Department of Child & Adolescent Development @sfsu is hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in child and youth development in community settings. If that's you, please apply. The SF bay area is a wonderful place. cad.sfsu.edu/news-announce/t…
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To #vote, or not to vote? 🗳️ In the case of #teens, stereotypes might push us to say they shouldn't be given the option. However, developmental research actually suggests allowing 16 & 17 year olds vote wouldn't be as big of a problem as some might think!
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Delighted to share my latest co-author publication on positive risk taking with Drs. Joanna Fryt and Monika Szczygiel from the Pedagogical University of Krakow..
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I am, once again, asking people to stop using resilience as an individual trait (instead of a process or outcome).
We gotta stop shifting the blame onto individuals for failing in failing systems.
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I start my adolescent development class talking about how we define adolescence and the implications of those definitions. The voting age is one of the markers separating adulthood that students mention. This paper looks great for student learning, debate, & discussion!
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The Journal of Adolescence is seeking two assistant editors. We are a highly ranked international journal & are particularly interested in those with expertise in qualitative methodology or from historically under-represented regions. lnkd.in/e5X-zgBr
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Adding this one to my Adolescent Development syllabus pronto!
Our paper on reconsidering the minimum voting age in US is now out in Perspectives on Psych Science:
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See below for a quick summary.
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We are actively looking for assistant editors with expertise in adolescent development. Please retweet!
The Journal of Adolescence is searching for two Assistant Editors. JoA is a top developmental journal (5 year citation 4.32), moving to Wiley in 2022. It is unique in that profits from the journal support professionals in adolescent mental health. Share!
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Me watching academics announce their universities are requiring vaccines while I can’t even require unvaccinated students to wear a mask to my office hours.
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Truncating the Y-axis is one of my major scientific irritants. Friends don’t let friends truncate.
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“For Americans in a socially isolating culture, living under an all but broken political system, the consumer realm is the place where many people can most consistently feel as though they are asserting their agency.”
I wrote about why American shoppers are such abusive nightmares to service workers. It's gotten worse during the pandemic, but consumerism was always designed for exactly this result. theatlantic.com/health/archi…
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Sharpen your intuitions about plausibility of observed effect sizes.
r > .60?
Is that effect plausibly as large as the relationship between gender and height (.67) or nearness to the equator and temperature (.60)?
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What makes life good? Some of us want a happy life, while others want a meaningful one. But still others want something else - an interesting life. Now in press at PsychRev, Shige Oishi & I make the case for the psychologically rich life as a desirable overlooked alternative 1/n
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Register for our next #SRAWebinar!
"Conversations with Global Adolescent Researchers"
Tuesday, July 27 | 12pm ET | Free
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Speakers: Drs. Suman Verma, Angelo Bandelli Costa, Ike E. Onyishi and Nadia Corral Frias will discuss international scholarships.
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Academic writing 🧵 Having come from journalism to research, I don't like that abstracts and intros take forever to get to the point, usually starting with obvious truths and platitudes. In my field, I play "robots are entering our daily lives" bingo whenever I review a paper. 1/
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The two stages of learning about mixed effects models:
1. What the heck is a mixed effects model?
2. Everything should be a mixed effects model.
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I wrote a blog post called "A Beginner's Guide to Social Domain Theory." It's a Q & A designed to introduce people to the theory of moral development introduced by Turiel, Smentana, and Nucci. Take a look and let me know if you have any more Qs for me. clareconrymurray.com/blog-2/