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2024-01 A systems perspective on resilience and mental health problems
Invited talk at a stressNL consortium meetup. More information about the consortium at https://stress-nl.nl/.
2023-06 Studying mental health problems as systems, not syndromes
Keynote at Reading Emotions 2023, Reading UK.
2023-12 Conceptualizing and modeling mental health problems as complex systems
Keynote at NVP winter congress.
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"Systems are everywhere: the climate system, the train system, the healthcare system, and the political s...
2023-05 Open science 2.0: Improving psychological science by focusing on diversity, grassroots communities, education, and theory formation
Spotlight symposium at APS 2023 (DC, USA).
2023-05 WARN-D: personalized feedback reports for participants
APS 2023 talk (DC, USA) on FRED, a software we are creating to build personalized data reports for ecological momentary assessment data.
2023-03 Validity threats in psychedelic science
Talk at ICPS 2023, Brussels
2022-10 Revisiting the theoretical & methodological foundations of depression measurement
Talk for the NIH Clinical Neuroscience grand rounds & Cornell University "Jack Catlin Memorial Lecture" for the psychology colloquium
2022-10 Building an early warning system for depression
Talk at Technology in Psychiatry Summit & GET DIGITAL online series
2022-09 Studying systems, not syndromes
Talk at NIMH/RDoC roundtable webinar "Data-Driven Refinement of Psychopathology: Toward Precision Diagnostics", available at https://www.youtube.com/w...
2022-07 Questionable research practices & invalid inferences in the psychedelics treatment literature
Talk at Summer School on Psychedelic Research, Groningen
2022-04 Workshop: Psychology's next crisis is a measurement crisis—on psychological constructs and how to measure them
8 hour online workshop on theory formation and questionable measurement practices.
2021-11 Using network models to understand, predict, & treat mental disorders
Talk at Psychonomic Society (15 min), Trinity college (45 min), & Leiden complexity workshop (30 min).
2021-10 How to best understand and measure mental health problems
Invited talk at 14th European Public Health Conference, preconference session organized by the group on security, work and health.
2021-09 Mental health: studying systems instead of syndromes
Talk given multiple times; 2021 keynote version online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZf8VHM1pHI.
2020-11 Measurement matters: why challenges to assessing mental health problems pose a substantial barrier to clinical progress
This is a talk I gave at the symposium "The Future of Mental Health: Measurement, Treatment and Therapies" organized by SapiensLab (https://sapienlabs...
2020-05 Lack of theory building and testing impedes progress in the factor and network literature
I've been asked to give this talk a few times since 2020, and updates the slides substantially. I'll upload the most recent version here.
Abstract: ...
2020-01 Introduction to network theory and network models (Maastricht)
90 minute inaugural lecture for the Gravitation consortium
2019-11 Depression and Inflammation (ABCT Atlanta)
The talk summarizes our recently published paper on the differential relations between individual depressive symptoms and inflammatory markers (PDF: h...
2019-09 Workshop - Network analysis workshop (FLAMES, Ghent)
The 2-day network workshop starts with a conceptual introduction on why items in psychological data tend to co-occur, and what this implies about the ...
2019-07 Workshop - Improving psychological science by formalizing psychological theories: The value of computational modeling
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Most psychological theories are "verbal models": narrative explanations of a psychological phenomenon. Because of the vagaries of language, these theo...
2019-06 Workshop - Network analysis in between-subjects data (VCU)
Video available: https://vcu.mediaspace.kaltura.com/category/Academics%3EVIPBG%3EVIPBG+Public/104164731
ABSTRACT:
The workshop starts with a concept...
2019-08 Depression Symptomics (McGill)
A growing chorus of voices—including the DSM-5 task force and the NIMH—has raised concerns about the validity and reliability of the phenotype Major D...
2019-07 Workshop - Questionable measurement practices and how to avoid them
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In this workshop, we will define questionable measurement practices and explain how they make it impossible to evaluate a wide range of potential vali...
2019-05 Benefits and Drawbacks of Latent Variable Models
Invited lecture at the International Max Planck Research School on the Life Course (https://www.imprs-life.mpg.de/en), in the LIFE seminar on Methods ...
2019-04 Depression is a problematic phenotype (King's College)
Invited talk at the "Dissecting heterogeneity of Major Depression" symposium, organized by the Biomarkers And Genomics Theme, NIHR Maudsley Biomedical...
2019-04 Introduction to network theory and models (Cambridge)
40-minute talk on network theory and models at University of Cambridge, with a focus on psychopathology research.
Includes an overview of theoretica...
2019-03 Theory & measurement crises as obstacles to replicability in Clinical Psychology
This talk was part of the workshop on open science organized by the Interacting Minds Centre at Aarhus University.
The full video of the talk is avai...
2018-08 Symptomics: studying symptoms and their network configurations
Keynote about symptom-based studies, including network theory and network modeling, at the NHG Wetenschapsdag (the Dutch organization of General Pract...
2018-05 Common Measurement Problems in Psychology: The Example of Major Depression
Summary of problems with depression measurement; this was part of the Measurement Schmeasurement symposium I co-organized together with Jessica Flake ...
2017-09 What are psychological constructs?
DPPD keynote on psychological constructs, and the importance of theory for deciding how to model psychological constructs. Ludwig-Maximilians Universi...
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