Looking forward to presenting this work at the @sdmh.bsky.social conference on Tue! "Behavioral engagement patterns and clinical outcomes in web-based cognitive bias modification for interpretation biases in anxiety" (Poster Session 2, Track 4, 12:10 pm ET) Poster: osf.io/ch7pg Paper: doi.org/pxsv

New preprint! "Impact of web-based cognitive bias modification for threat interpretations on depressive symptoms among anxious adults with co-occurring depressive symptoms" Led by Taylor Myers-Brower, with @bethanyteachman.bsky.social et al. Preprint: doi.org/q9g9 Prereg/data/code: osf.io/z359u

In press at Parkinsonism & Related Disorders: "Development of the Movement Disorders Interpretation Bias Scale and Psychometric Evaluation in Adults with Huntington’s Disease" Led by Jessie Gibson, w/ @bethanyteachman.bsky.social, etc. Preprint: doi.org/pxc9 Prereg/data/code/suppl.: osf.io/bsft6/

In press at PLOS Digital Health: "Behavioral engagement patterns and psychosocial outcomes in web-based interpretation bias training for anxiety" Based on Ángel Vela’s MS thesis, w/ @bethanyteachman.bsky.social, Laura Barnes, & others Preprint: doi.org/pwc4 Figs/data/code/suppl.: osf.io/wynxs/

📢Anxiety identity centrality is associated with avoidant coping in anx adults - now out in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology! w/ @jeremyeberle.bsky.social @jschleiderphd.bsky.social @bethanyteachman.bsky.social Read it here: doi.org/10.1521/jscp... Free preprint: psyarxiv.com/5wgnc

It is an honor for anyone to care enough about your work to check it, so thanks dudes. A mistake I suggest others not make is failing to ensure that all the data, from download, to merge, to analysis is available and each step, not just the final analysis, is reproducible.

Headed to ABCT this week? Check out some of our lab's latest work & meet many of our wonderful team members! And, join us in celebrating PhD candidate Jenna Sung, who will be accepting the Leonard Krasner Student Dissertation Award at Friday's ceremony!! 🤩 docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Our paper "High replicability of newly discovered social-behavioral findings is achievable" appears today in Nature Human Behaviour. Just as the large replications provided an inflection point in identifying replicability challenges, this paper does so for solutions. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Does anyone know of digital mental health journals (e.g., along the lines of JMIR) that don’t require article processing charges??

Daunted by preregistration in clinical psychology? See this overview of strategies, to appear in PCSAS newsletter Includes supplemental table w/ links to key how-tos (thanks @briannosek.bsky.social for suggestion) Accepted ver.: doi.org/kwmg Suppl.: doi.org/kbv8

#HiSciSky I’m a PhD candidate in clinical psychology (minor in quantitative) at University of Virginia on clinical internship @stonybrooku.bsky.social. I study mechanisms of change in emotional disorders and love methodology and open science!