First publication

[futureapppsy2]

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I just received the final, official draft of my first peer-reviewed publication (not first author), to be published soon (online format, so it's a quick turnaround). Considering it's been an otherwise exhausting, somewhat frustrating week research-wise, it was quite a nice pick-me-up.🙂

PS. No arrogance intended at all--trust me, I'm very much aware that the app process will still be a very, very steep uphill battle for me (as it is for most everyone, I would imagine)!

 

[cara susanna]

Congrats! That's great, especially for an undergrad. 😀

 

[psyed4clinPhD]

I just received the final, official draft of my first peer-reviewed publication (not first author), to be published soon (online format, so it's a quick turnaround). Considering it's been an otherwise exhausting, somewhat frustrating week research-wise, it was quite a nice pick-me-up.🙂

PS. No arrogance intended at all--trust me, I'm very much aware that the app process will still be a very, very steep uphill battle for me (as it is for most everyone, I would imagine)!

Congrats! Always nice to have a pick-me-up in this process😀

 

[futureapppsy2]

Thanks for the congrats. 😀

 

[glasscandie]

Congrats! That's really fantastic! What was the paper about?

 

[futureapppsy2]

I'll PM you (and anyone else who wants to know--just PM me or post here).

 

[deadmau5]

still waiting for the first two of them to arrive in pdf/printed form... funny how both of them went to press at the same time! i really hope there's no snags along the way.

 

[futureapppsy2]

Reviving this thread years later to report that I now have 20 peer-reviewed publications (21, if you count an acceptance with minor revisions)! 😀 There's been a lot of disappointment mixed in there, of course (including a couple of times when a manuscript was rejected from one journal only to be later accepted by an equal or better one)--I guess you just have not let disappointing decisions get you down, though that's easier said than done.

 

[NeuroTrope]

Reviving this thread years later to report that I now have 20 peer-reviewed publications (21, if you count an acceptance with minor revisions)! 😀 There's been a lot of disappointment mixed in there, of course (including a couple of times when a manuscript was rejected from one journal only to be later accepted by an equal or better one)--I guess you just have not let disappointing decisions get you down, though that's easier said than done.

20 pubs in four years is solid work...nice job!

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

Nice job!

It still amazes me how some publications just seem to materialize in a few weeks while others it feels like you are negotiating World Peace, so it takes months before sections are even divided up and written.