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Lisa Starr
Lisa Starr
@lisastarr.bsky.social
Clinical psychological scientist at U of Rochester with interests in depression, life stress, interpersonal factors, daily processes, clinical affective science. Mom of 2. Probably tired right now. Opinions my own
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Hiring two Lab Managers at Cornell for a new NIH-funded study of emotion and relationships in dementia caregiving families. Great for recent grads headed to grad school. Please share! cornell.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/CornellCaree...
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I will be reviewing grad school applications for the clinical psych program at Stony Brook this year. Students interested in personalization, case conceptualization, ecological momentary assessment, LGBTQ+ mental health, LLMs, and related topics, should consider applying. www.prplab-science.com
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As a PhD student designing my first survey, I added what I thought was a throwaway question at the end. To my surprise, thousands of academics answered it! The paper is out today: doi.org/10.1093/pnas...
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Hey all, Indiana University is doing A LOT of hiring in clinical. We're looking for Associate/Full: indiana.peopleadmin.com/postings/34486 Assistant: indiana.peopleadmin.com/postings/34485 Non-tenure track: indiana.peopleadmin.com/postings/33992 Post-docs: indiana.peopleadmin.com/postings/34399
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Empirically Supported Treatments and Culturally Responsive Care: Bridging the Divide (Corrected Date!) Join the Society of Clinical Psychology and the Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology for a FREE webinar on October 29 from 2-3pm ET. Register here: virginiatech.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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FYI #SRP2026 if you haven't booked restaurant reservations do it NOW. They weren't kidding about the football weekend issue– Getting a dinner for 6 booked for Friday was an extreme sport. @srpsychopathology.bsky.social
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When journals ask you to rate a paper 0-100, how do you interpret the scale? Do you use the whole range? Do you treat it like an academic grade where anything below 60 is failing? What about papers that have potential but need revision? Why are we using a scale with no standards or reference points?
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Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
If anyone is curious, I tracked this coverage down. It looks here like it's in the NYT, but they're just archiving it-- it was in the tech blog ReadWriteWeb. FWIW, the PR release did NOT imply that we looked at girls "talking online" as a predictor of depression. archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes....
Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
The AAP review has now been cited 3,848 times. It has likely influenced public policy and become reified into the scientific canon. Multiple researchers dispute the work it cites. slate.com/technology/2...
Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
“Facebook Depression” sounded suspicious bc I remembered some of the press using that exact term. So I look up the AAP paper. Yup…they cite a paper from our lab as “evidence”…but not even the same one, a DIFFERENT paper, lead-authored by my advisor, same journal & year, also NOTHING to with Facebook
Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
Fun story. As I was a grad student I published a 1st-author paper on co-rumination in J of Adolescence that got discussed in the NYT (side note, the reporter interviewed me but only named my advisor in the story). Our PR office wanted to build on it for more press, so they wrote up a press release…
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Come be my colleague!! We are hiring THREE tenure-track folks at the University of Arkansas this fall: (1) clinical, (2) social, and (3) cognitive. Clinical is looking ideally for a child/adolescent person but the area is technically open. All ads linked here: psychology.uark.edu
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I’m accepting applications for PhD students to join my lab in Fall 2027! Our work focuses on psychopathology, personality, classification and assessment, and using AI with intensive longitudinal methods to better understand mental health. See the lab site for more info: ringwaldlab.psych.umn.edu
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I'll be reviewing applications for a new student or two for UNC-CH's clinical psychology PhD program! Social anxiety, pain, intensive longitudinal data, all that fun stuff. What prospective applicants get if they email me (so no need): docs.google.com/document/d/1... Lab: tarheels.live/rodelab/
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In case you missed it--reposting appreciated. If you are working with folks who are applying this year, you may also want to know about this handy list: docs.google.com/spreadsheets... that @allisonharvey.bsky.social has organized!
I'll be reviewing applications for a new student or two for UNC-CH's clinical psychology PhD program! Social anxiety, pain, intensive longitudinal data, all that fun stuff. What prospective applicants get if they email me (so no need): docs.google.com/document/d/1... Lab: tarheels.live/rodelab/
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I’m pleased to share that I’ll be considering grad students for Fall 2027 admissions to the University of Rochester’s clinical psychology program. I’m working on updating my website (more to come)— check it out to learn more about who we are and what we do www.psych.rochester.edu/research/sta...
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🚨New in @natrevpsychol.nature.com w/David Dozois, Katerina Rnic, Angela Santee & Joelle LeMoult Robust research documents risk factors for stress generation, but mostly focuses on WHO generates stress. But what processes translate that statistical risk into the actual generation of life events?
A process model of stress generation in internalizing disorders Perspective by Lisa R. Starr, David J. A. Dozois, Katerina Rnic, Angela C. Santee & Joelle LeMoult go.nature.com/4cVwwhZ #psychscisky #clinicalpsych
🚨New in @natrevpsychol.nature.com w/David Dozois, Katerina Rnic, Angela Santee & Joelle LeMoult Robust research documents risk factors for stress generation, but mostly focuses on WHO generates stress. But what processes translate that statistical risk into the actual generation of life events?
A process model of stress generation in internalizing disorders Perspective by Lisa R. Starr, David J. A. Dozois, Katerina Rnic, Angela C. Santee & Joelle LeMoult go.nature.com/4cVwwhZ #psychscisky #clinicalpsych