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David Lane

@LaneReport

Grew up in Cleveland, OH.

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Joined April 2009
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This week ⁦@robertpjones⁩ answers all the questions you might have about White Christian nationalism. It is fascinating stuff. ⁦@Politicon⁩ Listen to #jenrubinsgreenroom podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Important paper. Maybe now we can move beyond the ubiquitous bar chart.
Fred Oswald (@FredOswald) profile pictureFred Oswald
@FredOswald14 Jul 2023
this is fantastic - keep your readers engaged and informed!
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Excellent point. Maybe more direct measures of effect size based on estimates of probability a randomly-chosen score from 1 group would exceed one from another group could aid in interpreting differences. Excellent review of common-language effect size: psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?d…
Fred Oswald (@FredOswald) profile pictureFred Oswald
@FredOswald9 Jul 2023
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• correct answer is ~45% (45.8%) • it is your best guess, but you're correct less than half the time • and this was with large d; this % would be lower for means closer together take-home message: even large group differences leave plenty of room for individual differences
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Had a great chat -- thank you, Cole and Scott (Scotty!) for your engaging podcast, Directionally Correct. @Orgnostic Ep. 53 Jul 2nd, 2023 - Dr. Fred Oswald - Generative AI & The Future of Selection, by @directcorrectpa open.substack.com/pub/direct…
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Sad but true.
Data Science Fact (@DataSciFact) profile pictureData Science Fact@DataSciFact30 Jun 2023
Good statistical practice can increase your chances of being correct while decreasing your chances of being published. Conflict of interest.
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Excellent article and everyone creating error bars should read it. Standard methods in constructing error bars often convey very little relevant information. One very poor practice among many is using between-subject error in graphics and within-subject error in inference.
Fred Oswald (@FredOswald) profile pictureFred Oswald
@FredOswald7 Jun 2023
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Summary Plots With Adjusted Error Bars: The superb Framework With an Implementation in R - Denis...

Summary Plots With Adjusted Error Bars: The superb Framework With an Implementation in R - Denis...

Plotting the data of an experiment allows researchers to illustrate the main results of a study, show effect sizes, compare conditions, and guide interpretation...

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Love to teach grad-level psychology quant courses, or know someone who does (please share/retweet)? Apply (by July 1) to this 2-year Visiting Assistant Professor position in our amazing Department of Psychological Sciences! apply.interfolio.com/126003 @RiceSocSci
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The FDA document "Multiple Endpoints in Clinical Trials: Guidance for Industry" is an excellent overview of why it is important to correct for multiple comparisons when making claims based on data, and how to do so: fda.gov/media/162416/downloa…
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Don’t do the Wilcoxon statmodeling.stat.columbia.e…
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Happy Pi Day: 3/14 —> 3.14 —> 3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 . . . . . .
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How the central limit theorem began johndcook.com/blog/2010/01/0…

How the central limit theorem began

The historical development of the central limit theorem was in almost the opposite order of the way the theorem is taught now.

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Unjustified assumptions of independence are the root of statistical evil.
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correlation vs. regression PSA :)
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Methodology Trial xkcd.com/2726
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'Begin with very simple methods. If possible, end with simple methods.' -- Sir David Cox
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Terrific coverage of training in industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology, featuring @TaraBehrend, president-elect of SIOP (siop.org). Please share -- and happy new year! fortune.com/education/articl… @APAScience @SIOPtweets
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The premier professional association for Industrial-Organizational psychology

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Causal quartets: Different ways to attain the same average treatment effect - goo.gl/scholar/dVbYo5 #ScholarAlerts
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Moshe Vardi@vardi25 Dec 2022
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Our RISE community has been on fire, exploring the breathtaking possibilities of ChatGPT. The uses of ChatGPT are simply endless and…

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Accuracy, precision, and recall johndcook.com/blog/2018/09/0…
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Sad but true.
Data Science Fact (@DataSciFact) profile pictureData Science Fact@DataSciFact28 Nov 2022
Good statistical practice can increase your chances of being correct while decreasing your chances of being published. Conflict of interest.
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