Zhaoying Chen
@zhaoying_c
Zhaoying (Lindsay) Chen - Clinical Psychology PhD Student #GWU /Previous Research Assistant @UofR @UCIrvine/ Family and child dev
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Join us online Wed. 9/10 @ 1 pm ET to see Dr. Chang Liu of Washington State University present our next free, public #ECHODiscovery webinar on the relationship between early childhood growth patterns & long-term #obesity risk: duke.is/m/arfy
New paper out now in @molpsychiatry! 🧠 Preliminary findings from @mghcwmh describing the phenomenology of #postpartumpsychosis in the largest U.S.-based cohort to date 🌟 Read more here: rdcu.be/d2GZ6
It is just so sad that the #NeurIPS2024 main conference ended with such a racist remark by a faculty when talking about ethics. How ironic! I also want to commend the Chinese student who spoke up right on spot. She was respectful, decent, and courageous. Her response was…
I don’t see NeurIPS is taking this issue seriously from their post. If they really were serious, they would have avoided using such a machine learning jargon like “implicit biases” and “generalization.” The conference leaders are not taking it seriously at all.
In July, several EGDS team members participated in the International Conference on Adoption Research in Minneapolis. Project Coordinator Kelsey Van Brocklin, Data Analyst Sally Guyer, and former EGDS Project Coordinator Amy Whitesel presented a poster on adoption openness (1/3)
Recently, members of EGDS attended the Behavior Genetics Association conference in London, where passionate scholars share the latest research findings to help advance the scientific understanding of human development.
I am really grateful and honestly very very surprised to receive this rising star award at #bga2024! Thanks to BGA, my advisor, PIs and the EGDS team! Truly a blessing to be at this wonderful conference and work with our wonderful team ❤️
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Check out this cool study!!
We're recruiting!! ✨ Please consider sharing our study on lived experiences of perinatal suicidality. Survey link accessible here: tinyurl.com/pearsstudy
This is a map of repetition among all symptoms in the DSM-5. 🧵1/10
Did you know in 2023, the most downloaded #Monographs issue of all time was Vol 87 (1-3) "Parenting in the Context of the Child: Genetic and Social Processes"? Check it out and its accompanying resources on #MonographMatters! bit.ly/3Vl38tv
Check out this week's research finding – What is gene-environment interplay, and how is it related to parenting and child development? Link to the EGDS SRCD monograph doi.org/10.1111/mono.1…… #SRCD #EGDS #behavioralgenetics
Let’s talk about the development of self regulation. You may have seen this recent TikTok trend in which parents covertly film themselves placing candy in front of their young children, then contrive a reason to walk away… instructing the child not to eat any until they…
So proud of you!! Such an important research topic and I can’t wait to learn more about it in your future research! ❤️❤️
Perinatal suicide prevention must be considered a public health priority. Thank you to @TheLancetPH for giving us a space to advocate for this topic, and to my wonderful co-authors for their support and mentorship thelancet.com/journals/lanpu…
We are at the close of another successful conference and couldn't have done it without you. We are grateful to all who made the last two days amazing: our sponsors & partners, attendees, speakers, panelists & session presenters, moderators, committee members, advisors… 1/
In the latest SRCD Monograph, researchers reported on a longitudinal study of birth parents, children they have placed for #adoption and the child’s rearing parents bit.ly/3mLgikG #MonographMatters
When playing a video game rhesus monkeys learnt to select the middle item in a series of up to 9 items and for asymmetric sequences monkeys selected only the numerical middle. Read the #BiologyLetters paper here: ow.ly/3iR550HVT56 #BiologyLetters #behaviour #cognition
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