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New faculty position in evolutionary anthropology at ASU. Apply if you are interested, retweet if you are prosocial
jobs.chronicle.com/job/385838/evo…
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Tanya Broesch
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Tanya Broesch
@TBroesch
Full Professor of Psychology @ SFU; I aim to expand our knowledge of the developing mind beyond western, white, urban populations. Community-engaged.
Vancouver & Nova Scotia Katılım Haziran 2016
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Spots are filling up quickly! Be sure to register now at the link below.
SFU Criminology@sfucriminology
#SFU's @SFUPsychology’s Indigenous Reconciliation Committee will be hosting a talk with Dr. Margaret Kovach, who will be speaking on Indigenous Research and Indigenous Methodologies: Convergences and Divergences. Register now at: bit.ly/2XtpE7T
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An excellent paper detailing social opportunities across childhood in five societies, highlighting the importance of understanding the context social development occurs within
A must read for developmental psychologists
I think its my new favourite paper
link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s…
Tanya Broesch@TBroesch
Thrilled that this paper just came out in Human Nature. Who are children spending time with in their everyday interactions? rdcu.be/ckfqg
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Thrilled that this paper just came out in Human Nature. Who are children spending time with in their everyday interactions?
rdcu.be/ckfqg
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POSTDOC at WSU Anth in the Biocultural #Anthropology Lab! PhD in any discipline. Possible renewal up to 1 additional year pending positive performance. App review starts May 15.
Ad: wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WSU_Jobs…
Lab: labs.wsu.edu/meehan
#postdocjobs #AcademicJobs #postdoc
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I’ve rediscovered several local sayings since I moved back to Nova Scotia, but my all time FAV is, “he didn’t lick that off the grass”, spoken by a member of a dairy farm family. #naturenotnurture #NovaScotia #antigonish #Children
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@robingnelson Btw this began with the bear peaking into our kitchen through the glass sliding door and my three year old mumbling something about a bear...
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I resigned from the editorial board of Evolutionary Psychological Science. I was asked to join early in my career, but was never asked to review anything, and I strongly disagree with these papers on population differences in IQ. Thanks for pointing them out! @CathrynTownsend
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Teaching psychology classes online this spring? Want to expose your students to experts from around the world in topics related to evolutionary, social, and cultural psychology? Come join a prerecorded lecture exchange network! Comment/email/DM me for info/sign-up link.
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ICYMI, our latest mini episode discusses the origins and influence of the term WEIRD—an acronym first introduced a decade ago by @JoHenrich and colleagues. manyminds.libsyn.com/weird-adventur…
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Tanya Broesch @TBroesch is an associate professor of psychology at Simon Fraser University @SFU in Burnaby, B.C. With the lack of organized sports, Tanya says many kids aren't as physically active, leading to concern about the psychological effects. #CCCheckup
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New pre-print by @TBroesch (& too many great co-authors to name!) is a must for anyone new to doing cross-cultural research - providing a practical guide to best practice psyarxiv.com/thqsw
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Great thought piece by Clark Barrett in EHB's special issue: Beyond WEIRD, a decade on. Clark points out that 72% of studies in EHB between 2015-20 used "generic samples" with no geographic origin specified. When do we raise the bar? It's been a decade.
HBES@HumBehEvoSoc
Online first in @EvolHumBehav: Deciding what to observe: Thoughts for a post-WEIRD generation #f0005" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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