Meriah DeJoseph

@meriahdejoseph.bsky.social

PhD in developmental psychology | Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford’s Center on Early Childhood | Studying how children adapt, learn, and self-regulate in the context of poverty www.meriahdejoseph.com

Just published! ✨ Across 15+ timepoints, we found that unpredictability in economic hardship – not only severity – shapes young children’s self-regulation. Understanding these dynamics can help us design supports that promote stability and adaptive development. 👉 bit.ly/4oIZO75

Hidden dynamics of economic hardship: Characterizing economic unpredictability and its role on self-regulation in early childhood | Development and Psychopathology | Cambridge Core

Hidden dynamics of economic hardship: Characterizing economic unpredictability and its role on self-regulation in early childhood

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I’m hiring!! 🎉 Looking for a full-time Lab Manager to help launch the Minds, Experiences, and Language Lab at Stanford. We’ll use all-day language recording, eye tracking, & neuroimaging to study how kids & families navigate unequal structural constraints. Please share: phxc1b.rfer.us/STANFORDWcqUYo

Research Coordinator, Minds, Experiences, and Language Lab in Graduate School of Education, Stanford, California, United States

The Stanford Graduate School of Education (GSE) seeks a full-time Research Coordinator (acting lab manager) to help launch and coordinate the Minds,.....

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‘I grew up in Imperial Beach with a loving single mom’ and ‘federal need-based grants made college possible.’ Meriah DeJoseph, now at Stanford, describes how NIH & education funding opened doors, and how proposed cuts threaten that path for students in California & beyond. 🧪🏠

Meriah DeJoseph@meriahdejoseph.bsky.social · last yr.

Thanks to @sciencehomecoming.bsky.social initiative for inspiring me to write this op-ed for my hometown paper, where I reflect on how federal funding shaped my path in science—and what’s at stake if we don’t protect those opportunities for the next generation.

Thanks to @sciencehomecoming.bsky.social initiative for inspiring me to write this op-ed for my hometown paper, where I reflect on how federal funding shaped my path in science—and what’s at stake if we don’t protect those opportunities for the next generation.

Opinion: Federal funding cuts threaten the next generation of U.S. scientists

When we cut federal funding to universities, we’re not just stalling research. We’re closing doors for the next generation of American scientists.

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First post here 🦋—figured I’d start by sharing some recent work out of postdoc! These preprints are still coming down the pipeline, so feedback is welcome, and I’ll post bigger threads for each upon publication. Links below 👇