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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 15/01/2025

Yeah it's something an admin has to do. If it's got a hashtag, it's set up like chat, and if it has the little discussion bubbles, it's set up more like a message board

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 15/01/2025

Maybe personal preference. Threads look distinct to me. I blurred the text to preserve privacy but this is one example I was able to quickly grab. Everything has a title, and you can tag stuff. Practically looks like ye olde message board to me, and is more informative even than fb tends to be.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 26/09/2024

I think this is code for "most online"

A "COS"ie award I got for "web whisperer" which is "for the person who posts the most thoughtful links"

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 28/07/2024

Fun data viz five years out from the release of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Most popular ships on @ao3org.bsky.social for each of the original House leaders, by Crescent_Gloom_ and hunnymzdraws on Twitter.

A bar chart showing the top ships for Claude on AO3: Byleth, Dimitri, Lorenz, Lysithea, and Hilda

A bar chart showing the top ships for Dimitri on AO3: Byleth, Felix, Claude, Dedue, and Sylvain

A bar chart showing the top ships for Edelgard on AO3: Byleth, Dorothea, Dimitri, Hubert, and Claude

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 21/06/2024

Bird update: we were instructed not to spend too much time looking at them so I don't know how many babies have lived but there are at least two we regularly see. This is taken through a window so probably not the best quality. At least one parent regularly visits them so they must still feel safe.

Two baby birds hanging out in our wreath

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 14/06/2024

We aren't home yet but our catsitters have informed us that all five baby birds have safely hatched

A nest with five baby birds nestled in it

A nest with one hatched bird, who appears to be in the middle of chirping

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/06/2024

I am so excited for our ending keynote. Thanks to everyone for an amazing conference! #SIPS2024

Decolonizing Psychological Science and Practice in Africa: Barriers and Bridges
In honour of the late indigenous African scholar, Professor Seth Oppong (1982-2024)
Stephen Baffour Adjei

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/06/2024

Congratulations to the SIPS mission awardees this year! #SIPS2024

SIPS Mission Awards
Black in Psych-Talks Series & Workshops
Qualitative Data Repository
Quantitude
The Africa Long Life Study

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/06/2024

Congratulations to the SIPS commendations awardees this year! #SIPS2024

SIPS Commendations
ARTEM-IS: Agreed Reporting Template for EEG Methodology - International Standard Association between depression diagnosis and educational attainment trajectories: an historical cohort study using linked data Co-producing recommendations for decolonising the psychology curriculum with psychology academic staff DataPipe Dynamic fit index cutoffs Guidelines to improve internationalization in the psychological sciences

SIPS Commendations
KAPODI Database of Emotional Stimuli
NeuroKit Open Update Podcast Power to the People: A Beginner's Tutorial to Power Analysis using G*Power, jamovi, and Superpower Preprocessing ESM data: a step-by-step framework, tutorial website, R package, and reporting templates Principles and Practices of Open Research: PaPOR Trail

SIPS Commendations
Psydere Reaction Time Preprocessing Initiative Too WEIRD, Too Fast? Preprints About COVID-19 in the Psychological Sciences Undergraduate Research Team Replication on Accentism

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/06/2024

Congratulations to this year's grants in aid recipients! #SIPS2024

Grants-in-Aid Recipients for 2024
. A Playbook for Experience Sampling Research in Resource-Constrained Contexts, by Christie Sio, University of the Philippines - Diliman . The Open Psychometric Assessment Library (OPAL): A Living Database of Measures for Psychological Science, by Vince Polito, Macquarie University R for Open and Accessible Psychological Science: Basics and Beyond, by Pooja Kulkarni (Independent Scholar, founder of Psych #rstats Club) and FedericoAlegría (Central American University, UCA)
. Evaluation of the Masaklaw na Panukat ng Loob (MAPA), Kathlyn Caragay, University of the Philippines- Diliman

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/06/2024

If you're at #SIPS2024 please stop by the registration desk to grab some goodies! Take some for your friends (or enemies, I don't care) back home!

A desk with various flyers and stickers on it

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 11/06/2024

Beyond the WEIRD problem: Building bridges by incorporating participant perspectives in research design looks like it's going to be really interesting! #SIPS2024

A presentation slide explaining that the original WEIRD paper focused on who participated. The authors today are discussing what - what participants think is relevant to discuss and what their perspectives are on the problem.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 11/06/2024

Pretty excited for this session too! #SIPS2024

Daniele Fanelli presenting on how we can account for the complexity of psychological science

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 05/06/2024

This is probably just my sense of humor but this is the funniest way I've ever been addressed by a copresenter

The intro to an email to me and some copresenters: "Dear subjectivists"

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 04/06/2024

@improvingpsych.bsky.social's #SIPS2024 is bound to be even more invigorating than usual, which is saying a lot - it's my favorite conference! If you're feeling FOMO, sign up for the online conference before June 12! Registration is only $10-50; there are waivers. www.improvingpsych.org/SIPS2024/

A map that shows Evansville, Indiana as a starting point, and Nairobi, Kenya as an ending point.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 01/06/2024

Yes I've confirmed the wreath didn't originally come with a fake birds nest. I wouldn't have even noticed it if a bird didn't fly away when I went to my door after my walk! I couldn't be sure so I looked it up. No birds nest in the photo, no mention of it in the description.

A store image of the wreath, sans birds nest

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 01/06/2024

So bird folks... It seems a bird has taken up refuge in the wreath on our door. I don't mind at all hosting them; we're fairly tucked away and there isn't a lot of foot traffic. There's a roof so it'll stay dry, etc. Is there anything I can do to ensure it stays safe other than not slam the door?

A rose wreath with a birds nest tucked into it. It is barely visible if you focus on the bottom left.

A shot of the birds nest. You can see five small blue eggs.

A closer shot of the five small blue eggs. You can more clearly see that they're speckled with brown.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 28/05/2024

Kind of a cool view as we came in for the landing

A birds eye view of the National Mall in Washington, DC. You can see the Washington Monument in the foreground and the United States Capitol in the background.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 27/05/2024

This is corny (Thank you, thank you, I in fact won't be here all week)

A display at the Evansville airport of some stuffed corn plushies that say "Evansville is the best"

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 11/05/2024

Driving in the Midwest is often uncomfortable, for a variety of reasons.

The back of one of those trucks that carries like, gravel or something. It has the ten commandments on it for some reason.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 08/05/2024

As much as I rag on Evansville (and Indiana in general) there are some pretty good food spots, like the Palestinian-Tunisian restaurant we went to tonight (not my pics, lol)

A gyro, cut in half and arranged on a plate. A pile of fries are next to it but only part of a single fry is visible. Blurred in the background is some naan, I think.

A plate of baba ghanoush, decorated with a single olive in the middle. Arranged along the outside are little naan triangles.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 09/04/2024

I... don't think my tea is going to get here today 😞

A status screen that indicates the package should get here today but also says it's "awaiting carrier pickup," which means a shipping label has been printed but it's not yet been shipped.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 08/04/2024

I have a bad camera but went to campus to experience the eclipse with some former colleagues and it was super cool

A bright spot that occurs at the end of an eclipse, called "the diamond ring effect" because it ends up looking like a diamond ring

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 26/03/2024

Literally how I see you and Sam right now

Zoe Zimmer from Ms. Marvel. Zoe is an influencer obsessed with follower count. Thankfully, she gets less annoying over time, both in the comics and the show.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 12/03/2024

If you see this, post a picture from your device without any explanation.

A guinea pig in a pink toy convertible with heart shaped glasses on its head. The text says, "the horrors persist, but so do I"

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 11/03/2024

I don't know what it says that half the time I can't tell my handwriting apart from Gritty's

A Gritty themed wall calendar. It's hard to tell my handwriting apart from the random stuff put in there in "Gritty's" handwriting

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 08/03/2024

Damn. Rest in peace, Akira Toriyama.

A letter announcing the death of manga creator Akira Toriyama on March 1. They have asked that people not send gifts or try to interview family.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 23/02/2024

Live look at me while @paolopalma.bsky.social explains Riverdale to me

Two images of Samuel Johnson looking at a computer screen, confused, then looking up at the audience, still confused.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 21/02/2024

I checked mail during a break and this book I'd won in a giveaway arrived. I really needed that today. Seeing this book reminded me of how I got into social psychology - and then community psychology - in the first place.

A book by Lynnette Mahoney called "Mamie Phipps Clark: Champions for Children."

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 08/02/2024

Positive vibes for Kitty, who has held on longer than we thought she would but may be nearing the end. 20 years, 17 of those with us, still feels too short.

Our family cat, Kitty, who is a tabby, laying on her white penthouse.

A photo of Kitty shortly after she woke me up one morning.

Kitty curled up on a bed into an almost perfect circle, with one leg stretched out straight.

Kitty giving me a bath with the sun on her face.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 02/02/2024

"Look, mom! Someone's doing qualitative coding!" "Don't point, honey..."

A photo of me with my hoodie wrapped tightly around my face, obscuring my mouth.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 19/01/2024

I am SO excited about this @cos.io webinar on sharing sensitive qualitative data with the talented Rebecca Campbell, which will be on February 15 at 11am US Eastern! Register: cos-io.zoom.us/webinar/regi... Read her team's paper here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.... #Qualitative #OpenScience

An advertisement for a webinar on sharing sensitive qualitative data which includes a picture of Rebecca Campbell and the date and time for the event: February 15 at 11am US Eastern

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 09/01/2024

I was talking with colleagues about qual research and preregistration and sent them my slides I used to use when I taught qual at the undergrad level. On a whim I opened the intro slides and found this slide 😂

A PowerPoint slide that outlines a little bit about myself: I was born in Germany and am a naturalized US citizen. I went to the University of Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois University, and DePaul University. My dad was in the US Army for 20 years. I've visited over 30 countries. The point I'm highlighting is that on X/Twitter I was blocked by the "cyberpsychologist" the main character from CSI: Cyber was based off of.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 29/11/2023

(grad school) ... (yes I'm ignoring my time at SIUC)

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 29/11/2023

Using only a restaurant, tell us where you went to college. (Undergrad)

A storefront with a sign that has a potato and "Spudz N Stuff" written on it

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 03/11/2023

I love when I forget I ordered something and it shows up

A 2024 calendar featuring the Philadelphia Flyers hockey team mascot, Gritty, who is a big orange ball of chaos

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 31/10/2023

I hope this isn't too spooky for your timeline. Happy Halloween!

Me dressed up like Duo, the Duolingo bird, the most threatening bird in existence

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 28/10/2023

Some days are just amazing and humbling. Eternally grateful I was able to hear Nikole Hannah-Jones speak about her experience with the 1619 Project and where she sees us going from here. My brain is mush, in a good way. Lots to mull over in the coming days, and glad to finally have the book!

A photo with me and Nikole Hannah-Jones, with her holding her book The 1619 Project.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 24/10/2023

I had a lovely time talking about Quala Lab and our efforts to create an open access qualitative methods textbook (and the importance of open educational resources generally) today at my alma mater, the University of Southern Indiana, as a part of their Open Access Week celebration.

A flyer advertising the event "Opening Doors and Closing the Gap: The Vital Role of Open Access in Higher Education" at David L. Rice Library at the University of Southern Indiana.

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Crystal Steltenpohl @cnsyoung.com · 20/10/2023

Repost how people would know if you suddenly became rich

A screenshot of an article about a woman who lives with 1,000 cats

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