A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research and Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students.
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Several discussions emphasize the pertinence of the article, such as mentions of how lack of structure and internalizing failure contribute to depression. The tone varies from supportive to inquisitive, with words like 'support,' 'needs more attention,' and 'interesting findings,' indicating a recognition of the article’s relevance but mostly at an awareness level rather than deep critique or application.
Many discussions acknowledge the relevance of the publication, especially highlighting the connection between research, teaching, and mental health, demonstrating moderate support for the findings.
Posts show strong curiosity, with multiple commenters expressing eagerness to discuss mental health challenges in academia and referencing specific aspects of the research, indicating high interest.
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While the discussions recognize the importance of understanding and addressing depression among graduate students, many comments focus on raising awareness rather than proposing concrete changes, suggesting a perception of moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Graduate students in life sciences are significantly more prone to depression, with research activities often negatively impacting their mental health while teaching tends to offer some emotional support.
- The study identified four key factors influencing depression: the level of structure in research and teaching, experiences of success and failure, and social support versus isolation.
- Depression mainly hindered students’ motivation and confidence in research but made them more compassionate teachers, suggesting targeted areas for PhD programs to improve student mental health.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyLife sciences grad students disproportionately experience depression, compared to the rest of the US population. Here's a thread with my summary and key take-aways from this new paper by @LoganGin, @Katey_Cooper, et al.
I knew Taylor during her first year in grad school, and always admired her drive, brilliance, and positive energy.
@FromPhDtoLife Check out @Katey_Cooper who does work on PhD student depression and how research and teaching affects it. https://t.co/1PjNDp7F76
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research & Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students https://t.co/PxgOtmRnM2 from @LoganGin, @NickWiesenthal, Isabella Ferreira, & @Katey_Cooper 1 /2
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate #Research and #Teaching Affect #Depression in #LifeSciences #PhD Students #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #AcademicMentalHealth #phdlife #phdvoice #phdchat https://t.co/O4Um7Z9tCu
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Understanding the Challenges and Support in PhD Research and Teaching
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Impact of Graduate Studies on Mental Health in Life Sciences
This video discusses the effects of stress and uncertainty on the satisfaction of graduate students pursuing PhDs in life sciences. It examines how research and teaching responsibilities may contribute to mental health…
doi: 10.1187/cbe.21-03-0077
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research and Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students https://t.co/XnngNRrTAs
Academia is full of people struggling with mental health: https://t.co/VXRa7aFc23 In the life sciences at least being a part of something larger, the educational mission is beneficial in emotional measures and also productivity. https://t.co/hGjAyjn2g9 https://t.co/grxuDYEaux
“PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research and Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students” (2021) Authors: @LoganGin @NickWiesenthal Isabella Ferreira @Katey_Cooper https://t.co/qS4e4f1Q0t https://t.co/dOOP6iXI7t
“Some of the research behind these recommendations”: https://t.co/AfnF9SobB2
@Katey_Cooper Thanks so much for this! It was a little tricky for me to access the QR code link at the bottom of the infographics, so here it is
We need to talk more about how to support grad students' mental health. The lack of structure and internalizing failure and not talking about it are a hell of a combo. Article linked in the graphic: https://t.co/ETSXlJYMEb Thanks for your work on this @Katey_Cooper! https://t.co/TeI9iDeNoY
@BurrowsCER @AdriCorrCER @AcademicChatter @LoganGin @Katey_Cooper @brownell_sara @lizard_barnacle And another by @LoganGin and @Katey_Cooper https://t.co/85yK5RHqZB
RT @emmacgoodwin: I knew Taylor during her first year in grad school, and always admired her drive, brilliance, and positive energy.
RT @emmacgoodwin: I knew Taylor during her first year in grad school, and always admired her drive, brilliance, and positive energy.
I knew Taylor during her first year in grad school, and always admired her drive, brilliance, and positive energy.
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PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research and Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students {In the US} https://t.co/LTAeQqDS65
@FromPhDtoLife Check out @Katey_Cooper who does work on PhD student depression and how research and teaching affects it. https://t.co/1PjNDp7F76
An interesting paper examining how research and teaching affect depression in life science PhD students. Useful suggestions about the role of structure to help students experiencing depression. https://t.co/nQyxDIqvM9
RT @UNCBBSP: A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
RT @UNCBBSP: A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
RT @UNCBBSP: A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
RT @UNCBBSP: A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
RT @UNCBBSP: A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
A good article about the factors that help and hinder PhD students dealing with depression https://t.co/4KLvcpmytT #gradschool
RT @MonikaSFischer: Life sciences grad students disproportionately experience depression, compared to the rest of the US population. Here's…
Life sciences grad students disproportionately experience depression, compared to the rest of the US population. Here's a thread with my summary and key take-aways from this new paper by @LoganGin, @Katey_Cooper, et al.
RT @katie_jane_d: PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research & Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students https://t.co/Pxg…
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research & Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students https://t.co/PxgOtmRnM2 from @LoganGin, @NickWiesenthal, Isabella Ferreira, & @Katey_Cooper 1 /2
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate #Research and #Teaching Affect #Depression in #LifeSciences #PhD Students #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #AcademicMentalHealth #phdlife #phdvoice #phdchat https://t.co/O4Um7Z9tCu
PhDepression: Examining How Graduate Research and Teaching Affect Depression in Life Sciences PhD Students https://t.co/KHeE2z8UWw