Jean M. Lamont, PhD

I'm just a PI, standing in front of his lab, asking them once again to please label things more specifically than "Abstract.docx" or "Grant.docx"

For the first three years of my PhD, the project on which my current research program is based was just called "Correlational Study"🫠

Got to be on an Eating Disorders Info Panel with Gabby Davis, LPA, MA, MEd, a former @bellarmineu.bsky.social student who continues to do excellent work in eating disorders treatment in her PsyD program!

The Epstein files document what many women researchers have long experienced but rarely seen laid bare so starkly: exclusion operating behind closed doors, shaping who gets funded, invited, mentored, and taken seriously. How many of these networks, norms, and gatekeepers remain in place?

I don’t know who needs to hear Jesse Jackson leading the kids on Sesame Street in this beautiful call-and-response reminding them that every child is somebody, but here it is

i’m giving up peer reviewing for lent

Beautiful photo. (Also, #HawkPants)

ACADEMIC YEAR STRESS UPDATE: Emails approaching unhinged levels of gratitude and sideways smiley faces

#AcademicSky #Grateful #:)

Rules for thee, not for me. It's amazing what people can justify when they think they're superior to others.

EHB Lab research assistants at @bellarmineu.bsky.social setting up for the first run of their psychophys experiment. So exciting!!! 🩺📈🎉

Just received word that all three of my lab students who applied for research grants from @bellarmineu.bsky.social SGA were funded in full. These scholars worked hard to create thoughtful projects in a time crunch, and I am so very, very proud of them! 🎉 🎉 🎉

Always a great day when we can share new research findings! Is "nomophobia" associated with college students' physical health once general anxiety is accounted for? And what is the role of social comparison orientation? #DigitalHealth🤓

Full paper: tinyurl.com/bdeefyr2
Summary: tinyurl.com/k5r6ep84

October is #Menopause Awareness Month! Did you know there are many ways to access menopause information & support through apps? Many of these feature videos & messaging between users. (Always check with the information with reliable sources & consult your medical provider.) #WomensHealth #mHealth

Send your two US Senators and your US Representative a note asking them to implement common sense gun control (e.g., an assault weapons ban) www.congress.gov/members/find...

Thank you!!!

This project was Abby's original idea which she explored in an undergraduate research practicum in my Emotions, Health, & the Body Lab at @bellarmineu.bsky.social She is now pursuing her PsyD at Spalding U. Go, Abby!

Of course, more research is needed, esp. to test the progression of the variables in our model. NTL, body image rumination emerges as a novel predictor of poor health. And, this is yet more evidence that it's those negative weight attitudes--not necessarily weight itself--that can be bad for health

Moreover, this relationship may occur because body image rumination disrupts sleep.

Importantly, these results emerged regardless of BMI, no matter where participants fell on the weight spectrum.

In a sample of undergraduate and online community adults, we found that body image rumination--or rehashing negative thoughts *about your body,* over and over again--was associated with poor self-reported health.

Ever lie awake thinking dark thoughts about your body, vowing to "fix" it, etc? While diet culture will tell you that beating yourself up about your appearance in this way is good for your health, it may be just the opposite.

Reflections on the mirror: associations among body image rumination, sleep quality, and self-reported physical health Poor body image, a common occurrence across the lifespan, has been linked to poor physical health. Rumination, or perseverative thinking about negative events that have already happened, has also b...

Big, huge CONGRATULATIONS to my former student, Abby Hardy, on her first first-author publication! www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

#AcademicSky #HealthPsychology #BodyImage

AI models miss disease in Black and female patients Analysis of chest x-rays underscores need for monitoring artificial intelligence tools for bias, experts say

A new study finds one of the most cited #AI models used to scan chest x-rays doesn’t accurately detect potentially life-threatening diseases in marginalized groups, including women and Black people. scim.ag/42uhnPO

I'm new here! And I'm going to kick it off with recruitment for a research study:

If you are a clinician with experience treating eating disorders, please participate in this research study!

14 Republican senators urge White House to release delayed NIH funds Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) is leading the letter making the ask of OMB director Russ Vought.

Why call? Why sign letters? Why protest? What does it do??

It. Adds. Up. And PRESSURE WORKS!

Keep it up, Dorks!

#StandUpForScience

www.politico.com/news/2025/07... 14 Republican senators urge White House to release delayed NIH funds - POLITICO

Finished my American Cancer Society swim challenge #5miJuly #swim #effcancer

But tech has to step up. How hard is it to include a non-removable signature when someone uses Copilot to complete an exam or research survey, for example? Or when AI writes something for you? That would be one step toward making AI use more ethical

I keep telling myself it's early days, and it won't always be like this. And I know faculty/universities are doing the work to delineate proper vs. improper uses, how to reduce students' perception that "everyone's using it" in improper ways, how to support faculty who catch it

Caught some students using AI to plagiarize. Instead of being even remotely satisfying, it's just heartbreaking and disappointing

#AcademicSky

Ugh, this is heartbreaking