#Qualitative

The 1752 Group

1752Group

The treatment of @heathersavigny and her student as outlined in this article is *appalling*. https://twitter.com/heathersavigny/status/1295601161043677185 #MeToo We have all the elements of a classic tale of sexual misconduct:

Amy Baugher

AmyBaugher

1-One barrier I foresee for the #covid19 #vaccine is attrition between the 1st and 2nd doses. I was curious how this has gone for HPV vaccines, which require either 2

Stephanie Evergreen

evergreendata

Since I published Decolonizing Data Viz a month ago, I've seen many people point out historical viz that has not been included in the traditional white male canon. Here's a

Michael Muthukrishna

mmuthukrishna

New paper on "Psychology as a historical science" w/ @JoHenrich & @slingerland20 in Annual Review of Psychology. Catalyzing the field of "historical psychology" by reviewing work on: origins of psychology

Rajeev Venkayya MD

rvenkayya

THREADI created a simple table to illustrate the individual impact of the "flexible second dose timing" now recommended in the UK.Coincidentally, @bob_wachter & @ashishkjha just tackled the US policy question

Beatrice Cherrier

Undercoverhist

I’ve been teaching post-45 mathematization of econ to @Bachelor_X, so here’s a tweetstorm on the topic2 main ideas:1)debates were not just on whether to mathematize but which maths to use2)w/

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

Quick thread on evidence being presented that schools are main drivers of transmission (and here: primary aged children just as much!).There really are papers claiming to show some of these

Brian Frank

brianwfrank

OK. So here is what I think is a simple example of me doing run of the mill reteaching of content, after having assessed student work on the topic and

Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne

trishgreenhalgh

It's a year since I first tweeted about an unusual pneumonia spreading in Wuhan, China. I lost my mother to Covid-19 on 27th December. My research on the disease, summarised

Borja García 🇪🇺

DrBorjaGarcia

So, we nos finally have the framework for transfers and registration of overseas footballers in England post #Brexit from January 1st, as announced yesterday. A few thoughts after looking at

Dr. Indu Viswanathan

indumathi37

While survey studies often feel informative bc they give us the feeling of having a general overview by aggregating empirical data ...it’s important to remember that they have limitations and

Damian Milton

milton_damian

Finally referencing Goffman as well as Tajfel..."Results indicated that higher camouflaging was positively associated with autism-related stigma and both individualistic and collective strategy use."https://psyarxiv.com/7w2pe/&nbs

Anders Jespersen

AndersAzimuth

For this #FENSFriday I'm catching up on the "Credibility in Neuroscience" event hosted by @BritishNeuro.To start @deevybee asks: "Why is it so hard to do good science?" Confirmation- , publication-

Angel "this will get better" Saavedra

PolPsyProf

Plug below: Many people are trying to understand the reliably conservative 25-35% Latinx vote. We've all become fascinated by a very well-written history book about this third of a diverse

Gibson Biddle

gibsonbiddle

1) Things that surprise me after 6 months of virtual talks, workshops & exec events. First, I assumed that NPS for virtual events would be 10-20 points lower for virtual

Moritz Poll

MoritzPoll

A few thoughts on the piece by @DeatonAngus which culminates in: "RCTs have no unique advantages or disadvantages over other empirical methods in economics." Disclaimer: I've run RCTs for a

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