Yinru (“yee-n-ru”)
@yinrulong.bsky.social
Vanderbilt Clinical Science Ph.D. student; Mood, Emotion, and Development Lab; Neurophysiological Markers of Adolescent Depression & Suicidality; Digital Mental Health
Paper Spotlight - Yinru Long 💡 We found that sexual minority teens report more depression and peer stress than their heterosexual peers; those with blunted emotional brain responses to interpersonal images link to higher depressive symptoms. This could offer new insights into prevention strategies!
Really grateful for my mentor @akujawa.bsky.social’s support on this project and for everyone on the PATH team to work together so hard for the data! Also I want to thank SRP’s Smadar Levin committee members for this award!
Autumn Kujawa@akujawa.bsky.social · 12mo agoCongrats @yinrulong.bsky.social! We had a great time at SRP catching up with friends and hearing about new research in psychopathology. Very grateful for this community!
Congrats @yinrulong.bsky.social! We had a great time at SRP catching up with friends and hearing about new research in psychopathology. Very grateful for this community!
Mood, Emotion, & Development Lab at Vanderbilt@medvanderbilt.bsky.social · 12mo agoThank you to everyone who stopped by our posters at SRP! Excited to share that Yinru, our fourth-year doctoral student, received the Smadar Levin Poster Award! 🥳
Excited to share a new paper from our lab! This was truly a team effort with workbooks designed by Anh Dao, an amazing team of undergrad honors students leading data collection, and @yinrulong.bsky.social and @cbean.bsky.social leading analyses and writing 🌞
Mood, Emotion, & Development Lab at Vanderbilt@medvanderbilt.bsky.social · last yr.New paper alert! A pilot randomized controlled trial of a brief intervention targeting positive valence systems function to prevent internalizing symptoms in college students. Now out in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology @yinrulong.bsky.social link: psycnet.apa.org/record/2025-...
We are officially moving over from X! Please follow us for posts on new lab papers, open positions, and other mental health research we are following 🧠
