Jordan Foster
@Jordan_C_Foster
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he/him | Clinical psych PhD @Yale | PTSD & anxiety in youth | Developmental neuroscience | Memory | Structural inequity & early development | NSF-GRFP fellow
Joined July 2020
RT @umbertoleon: Si estas interesado en comprender el concepto de early-life stress, te recomiendo leer este artículo. Tiene una excelente….
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RT @adanyajohnson: I’m over the moon to share that, starting Fall 2025, I will be pursuing my PhD in Clinical Psychology at Yale University….
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RT @shuquan_chen: I am thrilled to announce that starting in July 2026, I’ll join the Department of Psychology at Harvard University @Harva….
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Come see our symposium on Friday 11/15 at 10am in Liberty C, Level 3!.
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So excited to be heading to @ABCTNOW! Thrilled to be presenting w/ @noah_triplett , @savljohnson, @Ali_Giusto, and @ProfBernadineW on "Challenges and Possibilities in Balancing Community-engaged Partnerships in Mental Health Research" 1/.
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RT @ShirleyBWang: So excited to share a new paper in @NatMentHealth! We built idiographic machine learning models to predict suicidal thoug….
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RT @dylanggee: Had the best time at #Flux2024, grateful for exciting science, inspiring talks, and the chance to catch up with so many awes….
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RT @dylanggee: So happy to share that @BHoltGosselin is officially Dr. Holt-Gosselin!! Congrats on a brilliant dissertation defense! 🧠🎓🎉 ht….
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RT @jihyuncindy_hur: My first first-author paper with @jpheffne @gloriawfeng Jutta Joormann & @RobbRutledge is now published in @PNASNews!….
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The prevalence of depression is a major societal health concern, and there is an ongoing need to develop tools that predict who will become depress...
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RT @NicoleBushPhD: 1/Our new study @PsychScience found parent-child #therapy intervention offsets biological/#health risk for children expo….
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RT @ShirleyBWang: 🚨 We're hiring!! 🚨. @YalePsychology is searching for a new Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology! Review begins on O….
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11/ Lastly, thank you to DCN, the guest editors, and thoughtful reviewers for the opportunity to share this work in DCN's special issue on policy implications of developmental cognitive neuroscience! 🧠.
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10/ It was deeply rewarding to collaborate w/ colleagues across a variety of fields who think critically about these challenges; excited for our shared work ahead!.
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9/ This project benefited tremendously from a collaboration between CANDLab and a group of phenomenal designers, creators, technologists, and artists at Studio Elsewhere. Some of SE's amazing and impactful work can be seen here:
studioelsewhere.co
Studio Elsewhere is a minority- and women-owned design and technology studio creating resilient environments.
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8/ I’m so grateful to have been able to collaborate with some fantastic colleagues on this piece, including H.R. Hodges, Anna Beloborodova, Em Cohodes, Mirelle Phillips, Erik Anderson, Bunmi Fagbenro, and @dylanggee.
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7/ We end with actionable recommendations for practitioners in a variety of fields (e.g., architects, urban planners, clinicians) and policymakers that aim to improve the mental health of children exposed to insecure housing.
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6/ We propose future research directions that integrate developmental neuroscience research and community-engaged research approaches to maximize the impact of this work.
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5/ We review literature on how experiences of unpredictability inherent in housing-insecure conditions are associated with youth brain development and mental health.
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