Ruben Arslan @rubenarslan@schelling.pt

RT @maltoesermalte
Ok but it seems like an omission of important contextual information that his mother's face looks like this: https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1653411576873926657

RT @salonium
Me, @StuartJRitchie, @Evolving_Moloch and @rubenarslan having nice Greek food last week and talking about the replication crisis and Twitter drama.

RT @LeonidTiokhin
⭕ Red Teams ⭕ are undervalued, but are vital for organizations dealing with adversaries and dynamic environments. This is why Red Teams were recently used by OpenAI in their development of GPT-4.

[ THREAD ]

RT @Leesplez
If there's one brain disease I swear all psychologists have, it's one that causes them to spend years of their life developing their own scale, then publishing it without an accessible, final version anywhere in the manuscript or online.

RT @ianhussey
There is a worrying trend in meta-science where authors are unwilling or unable to state which articles are subject to which critiques, as if only the prevalence of issues across articles is relevant and not the specific instances of these issues.

Scrutiny is the goal! https://twitter.com/sharoz/status/1650745664014262274

RT @annemscheel

RT @AaronCharlton
This is not surprising given Greg Francis' critique of the article immediately after it was published. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3382534/

RT @AaronCharlton
Piff et al. (2012) fails to replicate. This is the idea that higher SES people are more likely to behave unethically. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Minah-Jung-4/publication/366903573_Social_status_and_unethical_behavior_Two_replications_of_the_field_studies_in_Piff_et_al_2012/links/63d03b17d9fb5967c2ff766e/Social-status-and-unethical-behavior-Two-replications-of-the-field-studies-in-Piff-et-al-2012.pdf

RT @AaronCharlton
Including this new replication, Marketing/Consumer Behavior replications have been successful 11.4% of the time. https://openmkt.org/research/replications-of-marketing-studies/

RT @RebeccaSear
Great use of Finnish register by @CarolineUggla at #EHBEA2023. Testing Bateman’s principles in a context of low marriage rates but prevalent long-term cohabitation. Would be good to use more use of big demographic data in the evo behavioural sciences

RT @drboothroyd
Recommendations for #menstrual #cycle studies from @rubenarslan - avoid saliva assays (use serum if you want hormones), get frequent measures, use probability of ovulation (not fixed phase), allow for lagged effects of Oe/P. Big daily diary samples have lots of power.
#EHBEA2023

RT @emollick
More proof politics is personal.

When a Congressperson’s sons (but not daughters) were of an age that they could be drafted, their pro-conscription voting during war drops 7-11%… but it goes back to normal once their kid is too old to be drafted.

RT @AlecStapp
One of my favorite charts of all time (by @salonium):

“Before 2000 – when pre-registration of studies was not required – most candidate drugs to treat or prevent cardiovascular disease showed large benefits.

But most trials published after 2000 showed no benefit.”

RT @maltoesermalte
https://twitter.com/dingding_peng/status/1644040373012946944

RT @dingding_peng
Mad Max Weber

RT @_twolfram
1/ Excited to share our new #GWAS preprint on the genetics of occupational status using data from @uk_biobank that finally completes the genomic SES-triad of Education, Income, and Occupation! Find the preprint here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.03.31.534944v1 🧬📊👩‍🏫👨‍🔧👩‍💼