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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

RT @salonium
We've published an update & redesign to our page at @OurWorldInData on Suicides, with some highlights:

• Suicide rates vary worldwide
• Suicide rates have declined in many countries
• Deaths by suicide are under-reported in many countries

Find it here
ourworldindata.org/suicide

RT @florianederer
And yet, it's still by far the authors' most cited paper and got one of them tenure at Stanford. twitter.com/StuartJRitchie/sta

RT @StuartJRitchie
Remember the "hungry judges" study, which has now been included in two huge bestselling books by Daniel Kahneman (among many other places)?

Now we have another relevant study, and it reminds us that the original one was just too good to be true: inews.co.uk/news/do-judges-giv

RT @LivveyKirtley
📢 vacancy! We're looking for a PhD student to come & work with us (@GinetteLafit @InezGermeys & I) @ccp_leuven on an exciting project about measurement 📏 & study design in research (+ ) Info: kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsite/ Pls RT! @SAAscience

And we complain that GPT-4 hallucinates references...
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RT @ianhussey
The proportions reported in the article don't consider the variation within individual papers.

Reanalysing their data from OSF:

Individual articles range from 0-50% somewhat inaccurate or entirely false citations!
twitter.com/ianhussey/status/1

RT @ianhussey
The proportions reported in the article don't consider the variation within individual papers.

Reanalysing their data from OSF:

Individual articles range from 0-50% somewhat inaccurate or entirely false citations!

RT @ianhussey
Are citations in the psychology literature accurate? Did the work cited actually support the claim made in the citing work?

Across 3347 citations in 8 leading psych journals, 9.3% of citations were partially inaccurate & 9.5% were entirely false.

BUT:

psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-48

RT @MaxCRoser
Terrible to see the many reports about rising suicide rates among young people in the US.

I wanted to see whether this is also happening in other countries.
In many other countries it isn't happening, and rates are mostly constant or falling

RT @FPallopides
@dingding_peng decolonization ftw

I asked GPT-4 for title suggestions for a psych. article. All had a colon. I asked for titles without colons. Colons again. Third try, it took a minute, then errored out. Finally got two colon-free suggestions after repeated prompting.

(I'm not blaming the model, I'm blaming us)

RT @matt_blackwell
A recent, careful study came out in the AER showing that the Facebook rollout to colleges hurt mental health. So I looked at the aggregate data to see if this showed up in overall trends and there’s nothing!

By 2008 FB is open to the public but no change in aggregate outcomes

RT @maltoesermalte
3 days left to apply for a PhD position for 4 years in a project on privacy and data protection in mental health apps! twitter.com/maltoesermalte/sta

Great article. But as they say, a lie gets halfway around the world before @StuartJRitchie changes diapers, carefully reads a dozen studies, writes a measured response, and then, I guess, gets his pants on.
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RT @StuartJRitchie
Is there really "overwhelming" evidence that smartphones and social media are having a "catastrophic" effect on kids' mental health?

I don't think so!

Here's my long article where I read though the releva…
twitter.com/StuartJRitchie/sta

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