Kevin Carriere

@kcarriere.bsky.social

Assistant Prof. of Psychology at Stonehill (he/him). I study why and how we burn it all down ✊🏼.

Honored that I received unanimous support from my Department and R&T re: promotion&tenure. I am forever grateful. However, the Provost recommended that I withdraw my application& wait 3 years. This has come as a complete shock, but I look forward to achieving my professional goals in the future.

Here's a hot take that maybe is me just telling on myself: Conference themes are pointless. Has anyone ever actually adjusted one's presentation to fit the theme? My *only* thought is if they provide any clarity on what fields are welcome, but I would hazard if that has any impact.

I know we talk a lot about our students using AI, but as an Editor, can we start talking about academics using AI? It's getting really bad. One paper I just rejected had about 8 "not X, but also Y" in a two-page section on its own, nevermind the bolds, the lists, etc.

Academia -- we doing ok? Gotten two angry replies from rejection decisions lately, even at my best of consoling and being supportive of the future of the work. I know we're all tired of the publication process - but let's remember we're in this together.

been thinking a lot in my lab about what it means to use the state to go after your enemies (for no reason at all). the beginnings of that thinking are in our paper on what makes state punishment unique (now in press at EJSP) #psychscisky #cognition #socpsyc #philsky osf.io/preprints/ps...

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ana gantman@anagantman.bsky.social · 2y ago

there are so many rules to follow! only some of them the state enforces; in our new preprint "the psychology of state punishment" @jowylie.bsky.social connie chiu, nicolette dakin, wil cunningham & i argue state punishment is unique 🧵 #psychscisky #cognition #socpsyc #philsky osf.io/preprints/ps...

Science is crazy! They can feed you radioactive eggs and track their movement through your stomach! 🤯 Also, I can't enter federal buildings for the next 24 hours due to the chance I might set off bomb detectors. So that's fun. And still, no one knows what's going on.

This summer, with about a month before school started, I threw out everything for Intro and re-prepped it. I want to do the same this winter break with #socialpsyc. If anyone in socpsyc or polpsy has anything they are willing to share for Social, I'd love to see it!

Why do my wife's activities that work for her 8th and 9th graders work so well for my students? Anyway, I'm always going to do Jeopardy-style review days moving forward. That was a blast.

A screenshot of a Jeopardy board with six columns, a row of categories, and then rows of $200, $400, $600, $800, and $1000. The categories are "Goo Goo Gah Gah", "Of Mice, Men, and Mothers", "The Diagnostic Mixtape", "Couch Confessionals", "PSYCH!", and "It's Me, Hi, I'm The Problem It's Me."

No one thought I could do it. I didn't believe in myself. I had failed in the task for nine semesters in a row. How could I ever? But I finally did it. I remembered to put in custom questions in my course evaluations. I want to thank the Academy, collaborators, haters, and students. We did it!

Apply! Apply! Apply! I’ve known multiple undergraduate mentees who went through the William & Mary M.A. program, and they’ve received fantastic training and mentorship. 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

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