Dr. Jeremy G. Stewart (he/him)

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If you cannot access the advance online version of this, the most recent version of the preprint is available in the link below:

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🎉Our recently-accepted paper is now available online! 🎉"Examining the Relation Between Negative Healthcare Experiences and Suicide Ideation in Transgender and Non-binary Adults" (First author: Savie Edirisinghe) is live at PSOGD. Link: doi.org/10.1037/sgd0...

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One hope is that the paper provides scholars with useful information for designing experimental studies focused on understanding suicide. We have provided detailed supplemental tables that describe the images and where to obtain them, along with suicide ratings (how much they depict suicide).

If our images do not adequately capture the construct we think they're evoking, then making strong inferences about specific, suicide-driven processes is inappropriate. Fortunately, Lily has now compiled evidence for the construct validity of a relatively large set of suicide images.

Lily addressed a disarmingly simple question: do stimuli we use in experimental suicidology look "like suicide" to participants? This is critical because we use images to make inferences about cognitive-affective responses people may have to suicide, and to test hypotheses based in suicide theories

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I'm excited to share that the latest paper from my lab "An examination of the construct validity of experimental suicide images among young adults" (first author: graduate student Lily Martin) was accepted at SLTB. Link to preprint below:

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Identity Pathology and Emptiness as Novel Predictors of Suicidal Ideation - PubMed Those with greater identity pathology were more likely to experience emptiness, which was in turn associated with future SI. Participants who felt empty were also more likely to experience SI when the...

Our article "Identity pathology and emptiness as novel predictors of suicidal ideation" is available open access in Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior! Brianna Meddaoui tested whether key personality disorder features prospectively predicted ideation severity.

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Our latest article, "Suicide ideation severity and oculomotor avoidance of suicide-related stimuli which is now in press at Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior. Led by graduate student Emilia Sherifi, we used eye tracking to test tenets of the Cognitive Theory of Suicide.

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Please check out this interesting and important new paper from the COVID-19 Mental Health Workgroup, led by Mary Blendermann. The piece unpacks longitudinal associations among constructs pertinent to understanding anxiety symptoms.

As a bonus: it’s been great to learn from this team.

Risky decision-making and nonsuicidal self-injury among university students: Examining the role of criticism feedback Risky decision-making putatively contributes to nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) yet empirical support for this association is inconsistent. Studies have not simulated socioemotional contexts most close...

Our lab’s latest paper - led by co-first-authors Brooke Nancekivell (former UG student) and Lily Martin (PhD student) is now available. We examined risky decision making in the context of criticism, and its association with recent NSSI. Check it out. 👇

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Hey applicants! I’m reviewing applications for the clinical psychology Ph.D program at the U of Rochester for Fall 2025 admissions! If you’re interested in life stress, emotions, depression, and how they all come together, I may have the lab for you.

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Why and for whom is the transition to adulthood a risk period for depression and anxiety, and how can we help emerging adults thrive?

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Hey folks, the Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science (formerly Journal of Abnormal Psych) is now accepting brief format Viewpoint Papers (see description in screen shot)

Check out broader updates to our scope too: www.apa.org/pubs/journal...

Interesting study showing a significant association between social media use and worse emotional well-being at the between-person level but *not* the within-person level (lots of heterogeneity in within-person relations). tinyurl.com/25ttd3ba

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Nice! Thanks for sharing. Looks like a great piece (and another good one for framing the issues the paper raises to trainees/students)

Updating the syllabus for my graduate seminar on clinical interventions and would love nominations for the best/ most interesting/ most important clinical psychology papers you've read in the last few years.

Investigating the efficacy of a Dialectical behaviour therapy-based universal intervention on adoles... There is increasing research interest as to whether Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), specifically the group skills training component, is an effec…

This one seems important! It has influenced how I discuss interventions in some of my courses:

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Very pleased to share that our manuscript - entitled "Stress exposure in at-risk, depressed, and suicidal adolescents - is now published in Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry. 🙌 Check it out at the link below - piece is open access!

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The link below is to a thread on “the other app” showcasing student work from my course (final assignment infographic).

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Okay #suicideprevention folks, I am updating my undergrad/masters interprofessional suicide prevention course for spring. Interesting pedagogy/assignments? @drjbake.bsky.social @akaniuka.bsky.social @allentien.bsky.social @querby-lab.bsky.social @shirleybwang.bsky.social @meganlrogers.bsky.social

Pardon my delay in responding. I’ll email materials for you to check out

Hi Everyone,
We are looking for pediatrician’s experience with and knowledge about suicide risk assessments. The survey takes about 5 minutes to take. Please RT so we can find some pediatricians! Bonus points if they are in Mississippi!
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Yes. Seminar primarily taking by 4th year UG students. The class culture is strong as usual (folks engage in class) but assessments have been tougher. Plus maybe more of a mid/end of semester exhaustion effect? Lots of geopolitical context that could be impacting many students.

This is *so* important. Following these recommendations is the very least we can do! psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-...