I am happy to be sharing the outcomes and Toolkit of an initiative I led called the Graduate Voices Project. Our students interviewed @york.ac.uk alumni from underrepresented backgrounds seeking advice they might have for others. Here is the playlist, please circulate. shorturl.at/8xQEf
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Still in need of participants for this study of #sensory processing, #menstruation and #mentalhealth.
We need neurotypical, #autistic and #PMDD folks to take part!
durhamuniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
May I please be added? Neuroscientist and teaching-focused psych lecturer 😊Thank you 😊
A QR code for the BIDS community survey
The 🎉 2024 BIDS Community Survey 🎉 is open until April 3. We are looking for your input on how you use BIDS and future directions for BIDS. We want to hear from users and non-users, experts and non-experts. Please share your views and share this survey widely!
Survey: bit.ly/bidssurvey2024
Not an RCT but related "treatment effectiveness, time from referral to end of treatment and treatment cost are the most important drivers of cost in this model, with the importance of waiting and treatment time increasing for more severe starting states." www.nature.com/articles/s44...
Looking for a postdoc? 🧠
Prof Emily Jones is recruiting a researcher for a project at Birkbeck combining neural and cognitive measures in toddlers to improve our understanding of ADHD.
Deadline 30th Nov 2023
More details at this link 👇
cis7.bbk.ac.uk/vacancy/post...
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Every year when I teach operant conditioning to Level 1 we do this exercise and the responses are absolutely as chaotic as you are imagining and I love it.
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So my survey got attacked by some bots, and now I've lost 50% of my data. Please help me get to 1,000 real humans who actually meet my survey criteria? This sad PhD candidate thanks you in advance.
We are recruiting parents/parents-to-be for a co-produced survey on perinatal mental health. You can participate if you are aged 16 or over; live in the United Kingdom; you or your partner are currently pregnant or have been pregnant in the last 5 years. If interested please email Alexandra Lautarescu (alexandra.lautarescu@kcl.ac.uk) for a link to the survey.
We are recruiting parents/parents-to-be for a co-produced survey on perinatal mental health. If interested please email Alexandra Lautarescu (alexandra.lautarescu@kcl.ac.uk) for a link to the survey. Thanks and please disseminate 😊
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More clearly defining your sample based on demographics specific to your participants would be more helpful. ‘Typically developing’ can also be different depending on SES, and cultural experiences and expectations
It would be helpful to have a definition of ‘typically developing’ as it is for example typical for a portion of the population to be diagnosed with a struggle with mental and or physical health conditions. In neuro / psych research we often forget the impact of and interaction with physical health
I completely agree. Often it is one trait, diagnosis or a particular set that are different between people or groups of participants. ‘Healthy’ therefore appears to mean something different in every paper. I second your suggestion for this change to be more specific in our participant descriptions.
The free Belonging in School resource have arrived! Tools that schools and educators can use to revise or develop policies for inclusion. You can find all you need by visiting our website inclusion.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk, or watch our brief introduction webinar:
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We’ve asked students to rate a standard IAPs images whilst listening to different pieces of music to show and discuss how music can influence mood and perception
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Thank you @pkpd-babe.bsky.social for the invite! My name is Amber and I’m a lecturer at the Uni of Manchester, UK interested in sex/gender differences and the role of emotions in mental and reproductive health. Excited to connect with #PsychSciSky and #Neuroskyence people 😊
