I served as editor on this important systemic review out of Carl Hart’s lab(!), edited by David Nutt(!!) and Guilia D’Aurizio.
It’s open access – find it here:
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00816/full
I served as editor on this important systemic review out of Carl Hart’s lab(!), edited by David Nutt(!!) and Guilia D’Aurizio.
It’s open access – find it here:
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00816/full
Good luck with finals and enjoy your winter break, everyone!
I wrote a blog post for the Graduate Student Teaching Association of the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (aka, “Division 2” of the American Psychological Association). I somehow convinced them that a review of David Epstein’s book, Range, which is neither about graduate school nor teaching, would be a great fit.
Are you a graduate student who wonders if your work will ever reach beyond the eyes of the small number of experts in your field? Or have you been told teaching is a waste of your time? Are you an undergraduate who is having a hard time determining a career path because too many things are interesting to you? You don’t have to be a hedgehog (someone who digs deep into one field), you can be a fox (someone with a wide range of skills and interests). Read more here:
http://teachpsych.org/page-1784686/8070436
Thanks to all WoodLab research assistants for another great year!
Congratulations to Kira and Priscilla for turning an undergraduate research project into a recent publication. Hooray!