@giammacias.bsky.social
Cog psy | attention & memory | interrupted reading & anxiety’s effects on attention | first-gen Latina scholar of color ♥️
Let’s be clear. When the President defies the Supreme Court, it is the role of Congress to remove him from office. Full stop.
15.04.2025 21:30 — 👍 64493 🔁 17803 💬 1745 📌 947Had my first student stop coming to class because they’re afraid of ICE raiding our campus. Thankfully, my university and my dean are supportive of our students and always put them first, especially URMs, so we are trying to find ways to accommodate WFH.
ButI am heartbroken. And I am pissed.
ICE On Your Campus Questions to Ask Your Administration 1. What is campus policy with regard to working with federal immigration authorities? 2. Who should faculty contact in the event that they are approached by ICE agents? 3. What private/limited-access spaces can you make available where ICE agents cannot enter unless they have a valid warrant? 4. Are you planning to communicate with students, staff, and faculty about their privacy rights? These rights include the right to deny immigration officers entry to their homes (including dorms) unless officers have a judicial warrant, and the right to not respond to the questions or statements of an immigration officer who is seeking to enter their home without a judicial warrant. 5. Are you planning to communicate guidance that, if a federal immigration enforcement officer seeks to enter a limited-access area on campus, students and workers should ask the officer for their name, identification number, agency affiliation, and business card, and inform the officer that they are not obstructing their process but need to contact the campus legal counsel for assistance? 6. What campus authority should students contact if they are contacted by ICE? What Chapter Leaders Can Do Now 1. Provide to faculty any campus plan or policy and any campus authority contact. 2. Create a list of immigration attorneys who can be contacted in case of emergencies day and night. 3. Distribute a family preparedness plan template to your members. Example: aaup.org/ILRC-plan 4. Conduct Know Your Rights sessions for your members; these do not have to be done by an attorney. Recommendations for Organizing on Your Campus Engage members via a petition, open letter, high-participation meeting, in-person demonstration, or other collective action to demand that your campus administrators: 1. Not comply with ICE to detain or deport students, faculty, or staff unless legally required to do so. 2. Ensure that noncitizens understand the difference between an …
From @aaup.bsky.social, what to do if ICE is on your campus.
31.01.2025 23:12 — 👍 655 🔁 501 💬 6 📌 9
Sorry I am seeing this just now (I’m the one who posted this on psynom’s acct)! This research was based on a talk at Psychonomics this year. I’ve attached a screenshot of the authors and their abstract for further information :)
04.12.2024 20:48 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Many (many) times, when I attend a talk or review a manuscript involving a memory recognition task, this paper comes to mind. If you are designing a recognition memory task, I highly recommend giving it a read: link.springer.com/article/10.3...
24.11.2024 17:56 — 👍 15 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 1
The Psychonomic Society honors the memory of researchers who left an enduring impact on the field of psychology this past year. Their contributions have shaped our understanding and inspired generations of scholars. Their legacies will not be forgotten. @giammacias.bsky.social
23.11.2024 19:45 — 👍 11 🔁 4 💬 0 📌 0
Emotion affects both maintenance and processing in working memory, with negative stimuli impairing recall and increasing processing times. Results support models suggesting an attentional trade-off between these components. @giammacias
22.11.2024 22:09 — 👍 11 🔁 4 💬 0 📌 0
Are you ready for the 2024 65th Annual Meeting in the Big Apple 🍎? We are!
https://buff.ly/3YZbA1Q (photo by By Kozak4512)
