For those who supervise graduate students: Do you have a formal advising statement? I just completed mine, and highly recommend you do the same. Check it out, and feel free to use and modify any of the language:

Excited about and proud of this paper, and thrilled to read all the others in this special issue! https://t.co/12hSMGmwex

Mixed Methods Research in Psychology: Rationales and Research Designs https://t.co/6DNKmpdks0 via @OSFramework If you are thinking about using both qualitative and quantitative methods for your research question, this is a nice read, clear, straightforward, and easy to follow.

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: This week, we showcase an essay by professor @syeducation, on myths about Open Science. Drawing from his field of psychology, he identifies three persistent arguments (or myths). First is the myth that Open Science conflicts with global and ethnic diversity,

Excited to share this paper that the wonderful @syeducation and I recently wrote on integrating personality psychology and intersectionality, out now at Social and Personality Psychology Compass! https://t.co/KiJ5YHwWNK

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HUGE congrats to DOCTOR Linh Nguyen (@nguyenllpsych) on the successful defense of her dissertation. A truly masterful effort!!

We have a great group of development diversity scientists who are seeking to train postdocs including me, @DrJuanDelToro @syeducation @CharissePickron @drkaiip and Gail Ferguson

It’s a Festivus miracle, a new blog post! My airing of grievances this year pertain to some academics' widely-held wrong beliefs, including the disparagement of “more of a comment than a question,” GRExit, “leaving academia,” and more! https://t.co/75DwRyffsz

btw, I am more active elsewhere, and have invite codes for any verifiable humans who need one, just DM me.

New preprint! How often do editors/reviewers actually compare preregistrations to the reporting in the article? Almost never. This figure sums up all of the results. Not good.

NSF-funded post-doc (2-4 years) available for a project focused on mentoring and research apprenticeships in STEM. PI is Dr. Rachael Robnett at UNLV (I am just a consultant on the project). Deadline is 11/27 and she welcomes inquiries. Details: https://t.co/h3awkjxp2Z

For a deeper take on the psychology of current events, check out my book. It’s temporarily out of stock on Amazon due to demand but available on the OUP website (link in bio). @OUPPsychology

A very nice summary of the issues! As a researcher from non-WEIRD country, I feel it important to empower non-weird researchers. This task is hard b/c researchers are embedded in their own society, which is constrained by many non-academic factors in the first place.

New working paper, "The Slow Progress towards Diversification in Psychological Research," or why despite 50+ years of awareness-raising, our samples are still quite limited. Comments welcome.

"People have had online outlets to yell, and the complaints about the timeliness of #PeerReview seem to have ramped up in the last couple of years." - Shout out to @syeducation for shining a light on this issue! To get more information, read: https://t.co/fvLUSVYqF5

The author team--Kate McLean, Onnie Rogers, and Jill Fish--is simply the best, a real dream team of thinkers that I am lucky to work with.

Research on "resilience" has long suffered from a lack of attention to societal structures. Our new paper, "Integrating Systems of Power and Privilege in the Study of Resilience," has now been accepted at American Psychologist. Check it out!

Yes... I had to censor my work without which my committee wouldn't sign it... But the great thing with Internet is that you can post the original version and even add a disclaimer explaining why it differs from the published version…