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a psychologist who should have been a biologist — PhD student at @OaklandU with @TKShackelford — evolution + development + behavioral genetics

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    Nicole Barbaro‏ @NicoleBarbaro Jun 16

    In academic contexts, I always use “Dr” if I’m unsure & will use your first name only if you insist. So if you want to go by Dr that’s cool. If you dont’t thats neat too. But I’m not going to expect & demand the person making my food or cashing me out call me Dr. Seems silly imo

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      2. Tyler Parsons‏ @MedEthicalTyler Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        THANK YOU. I’ve seen a lot of posts recently about demanding that respect. It’s so uncalled for and a quick way to lose respect.

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      3. Nicole Barbaro‏ @NicoleBarbaro Jun 16
        Replying to @MedEthicalTyler

        Agree. I’m indifferent to whether Dr is in your title, on your mail, or whatever (if it is an option or you want it go ahead and put it!). I’m just not going to walk around on the day-to-day making everyone address me as so.

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      4. Tyler Parsons‏ @MedEthicalTyler Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        Right. In certain contexts it certainly makes sense. But stopping somebody to correct them verbally before allowing them to continue is not just rude but is extremely condescending. (And yes I’m a first generation college student who grew up in the Midwest and all that as well)

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      5. Nicole Barbaro‏ @NicoleBarbaro Jun 16
        Replying to @MedEthicalTyler

        Yea it just makes things..awkward tbh

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      2. Amy Alkon‏Verified account @amyalkon Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        I often contact academics I don't know personally -- usually bc I want them to do something for me: Dig up a PDF & send it to me, for ex. No, not like digging a ditch, but it's work - for a stranger. I err on side of respect: "Greetings, Dr. X" rather than "Yo, gimme PDF, Clark!"

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      3. Amy Alkon‏Verified account @amyalkon Jun 16
        Replying to @amyalkon @NicoleBarbaro

        When they sign their email "Clark," then I go to "Clark."

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      4. Nicole Barbaro‏ @NicoleBarbaro Jun 16
        Replying to @amyalkon

        Same! I assume the way you sign off is what you want me to address you as. Always start with Dr at first exchange. And if I forget whether we’ve e-chatted before? Just go with Dr again.

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      5. Amy Alkon‏Verified account @amyalkon Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        Right. Grew up in Michigan with classic midwestern parents -- raised to err on side of treating people with respect, dignity. PS At the same time, my mom’s nobody’s fool or pushover -- tends to find M.D.s arrogant, for example.

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      1. John Philpot‏ @lujlp Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        "But I’m not going to expect & demand the person making my food . . . call me Dr. Seems silly imo" Seems [like a good way to get your food spat in] Fixed it for ya

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      1. Erick Parker‏ @nihilunder Jun 16
        Replying to @NicoleBarbaro

        If I still worked in a service role and someone insisted I call them Dr I'd pretend I didn't hear/understand just to fuck with them.

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