Nico Molina
@nicomolina.bsky.social
Clinical Psych PhD Candidate & NSF Grad Fellow at U of Oregon
I study self-injurious thoughts & behaviors, mood disorders, reproductive health, inequality, quant methods #rstats & #DBT
✨ Here through opposite action
I study self-injurious thoughts & behaviors, mood disorders, reproductive health, inequality, quant methods #rstats & #DBT
✨ Here through opposite action
Reposted by Nico Molina
Our results were staggering: about 67% of youth who reported lifetime SITBs at a baseline assessment failed to report such history one year later. Such inconsistency is concerning, as it hampers accurate risk assessment in a clinical contexts and may add extra noise to our data in research contexts.
August 25, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Our results were staggering: about 67% of youth who reported lifetime SITBs at a baseline assessment failed to report such history one year later. Such inconsistency is concerning, as it hampers accurate risk assessment in a clinical contexts and may add extra noise to our data in research contexts.