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

RT @AaronCharlton
Failure to replicate the "brain drain" effect. This is the idea that the mere presence of a smartphone makes people perform worse on tasks requiring concentration. sciencedirect.com/science/arti

RT @RebeccaSear
Great use of Finnish register by @CarolineUggla at . 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 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.

I'll be in London at Tuesday-Thursday to talk about sex hormones (Wednesday 5:45pm). Tweeps, let me know if you want to meet there or near UCL

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.

I still remember an enlightening discussion with Nick during RepliCATS about demand characteristics. I noticed that I believe in DM even though the mechanism sometimes sounds almost like social priming, which I don't buy. This is worth reading if you have the same confusion!
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RT @coles_nicholas_
Demand characteristics are a textbook concern in research w/ humans

Yet, they’re not actually well understood

In this new pre-print, …
twitter.com/coles_nicholas_/st

RT @siminevazire
This would be an amazing job for a methods-y psych person (or a psych-y methods person?). Seems like a great university, in a country that is doing great things in metascience and open science, plus you’d get to be colleagues with @annaveer! twitter.com/annaveer/status/16

There are two kinds of people, those who accept this dichotomy and get in a fight about putting things in buckets and those who will have a good time today.
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RT @a_m_mastroianni
There are two kinds of problems: strong-link problems and weak-link problems.

Weak-link: quality depends on how good the *worst* things are

Strong-link: quality depends on how good the *best* things are
twitter.com/a_m_mastroianni/st

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 @KordingLab
So what went wrong? The authors apparently used the test data to select features. Obvious mistake. A reminder for everyone into ML: never use the test set for *anything* but testing. Only practical way to do so in medicine? Lock away the test set till algorithm is registered.

RT @_twolfram
1/ Excited to share our new 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: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20 🧬📊👩‍🏫👨‍🔧👩‍💼

RT @TheSimonEvans
audible.co.uk/pd/B07HRX9V7Z?so

Excellent book currently included ie free in Audible membership. Highly recommended. Strong clear and well pitched for intelligent lay readers. Congratulations ⁦@WiringTheBrain⁩

RT @melissaekline
🚨Psych-DS is hiring! 🚨
We are looking for a software engineer to build validation tools (Python, R, Javascript/client side browser) for a technical specification/data standard for behavioral datasets

Details in thread, application here: careers.peopleclick.com/career

RT @statsepi
This is *exactly* how I feel about generalised linear models.

RT @dingding_peng
One for the French-speaking lovers of statistics: The University of Lausanne (in Switzerland) is looking for a new Statistics for Psychology professor! Assistant (tenure track) or associate level, 45% teaching/45% research/10% admin. Ad here: career5.successfactors.eu/care.

RT @salonium
📌 Suicide rates among young people are also changing over time, but these trends vary between countries.

In some countries, suicide rates are rising among young people. But in many other countries, they are stable or declining.
ourworldindata.org/grapher/sui

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