Alexa Sacchi (they/them) 🌈
@alexa_sacchi
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Psych PhD Candidate @UofT 🇨🇦 with @starlabuoft ⭐ studying morality & perceptions of change over time in kids. Formerly @Yale @RutgersU I'm also on 🦋
Toronto, Ontario
Joined July 2014
I will probably stick around here, but you can also find me over here! 🦋 Happy to connect!
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For those at #ACT2024 join me today at 4:30PM in Salon 9 to hear more about the research I've done with @uoftpsycomm! "Building Endurance to SPRINT: A Longitudinal Assessment of High School Student Outcomes After Participating in a Summer Psychology Outreach Program." @TeachPsych
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Are you a graduate student or early career researcher attending STP's Annual Conference on Teaching in Louisville, KY? If yes, be sure to check out some fun events! @TeachPsych @gsta_stp @STP_ECP #ACT2024
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If you're interested in learning more about SPRINT, you can check out our website: Call for high school applications typically open in April/ May. And we are always looking for more volunteers!
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RT @chris_starmans: Excited that the latest work from my lab, led by @alexa_sacchi, with @jessicasah99 & Melissa Finlay, is out today! We…
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Our findings suggest that children ages 4-11 show the end of history illusion for themselves, but not for others. As our title alludes, we've found that children believe they will be forever young. Many thanks to @socphilpsych, the @starlabuoft team, & my RA, Jessica Sah 3/3 🧵
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RT @FeceOzkan: I'm excited to present our work with @SamuelRonfard on children's reasoning about evaluative information! Come and listen to…
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RT @uoftpsycomm: Applications for SPRINT 2024 are open from now until Friday, May 31st! If you are a high school student in Ontario who's i…
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The @gsta_stp is hosting a FREE, online workshop for graduate student teaching assistants and instructors on April 24 at 6:30PM EST! The workshop is open to all grad students at any university. See attached flyer for more information & register here:
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RT @sampratt99: I made this document with some resources for finding post-bacc jobs, applying to psych PhDs, and planning a career in psych…
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Despite making an initial attribution of intent, after reflecting on their answer, by 8 yrs old children can report uncertainty by saying they "could be wrong" about their moral judgments.🤯Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by my poster! 🧵2 / 2
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