In early 2025, SEPP will publish a special issue on Methodological Advances. Will be an absolute gem! The first few articles (epub ahead of print) are now available. Will highlight new articles as they become available. https://t.co/YQ7JxipQ2q
During my PhD defence, I was asked about my use of causal language for observational data. I had thoughts. Those thoughts are now better articulated (w/ guidance from an awesome peer reviewer) and ACCEPTED at Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology. Preprint 🔗 below
🌟 Happy 2024 to the vibrant community of OPR! As we step into the new year, don't miss out on our latest piece: "The Nature of Status: Navigating the Varied Approaches to Conceptualizing and Measuring Status": https://t.co/aKJPW8oSy7
SEPP will now publish Registered Reports. Editorial (Feb '24) explains how RRs will be handled at SEPP. https://t.co/qZZQ7yC44w
Submission info to appear on journal website in Jan ’24. Particular thanks to @chrisdc77 @_ap_hill @AlexJBenson1@KA_Tamminen@ZackZenko@APA_Journals
We are hiring a tenure-track position in Clinical Psych @WesternU ! Spread the word and feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the position etc. 🇨🇦
Dynamic fit index cutoffs now support
1) categorical data
2) non-normal continuous data
3) missing data
4) second-order models
5) any estimator
so that you can replace traditional cutoffs (RMSEA <. 06, CFI > .95) with custom cutoffs tailored to your model/data @MelissaGWolf
The narcissistic tendency of some leaders to put themselves ahead of others may become apparent and taint their reputation over time, new research finds.
Read more in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin: https://t.co/yTWD5zOScz
New paper with @AlexJBenson1 showing how antagonistic (but not agentic) qualities of narcissistic leaders can result in negative interpersonal perceptions, tainting their reputation.
@IOWestern
When subordinates do not follow: A typology of subordinate resistance as perceived by leaders
This article also serves as a great example for how to do qualitative research in a replicable and reproducible way using topic modeling
https://t.co/aK4NCfzxq4
@FabiolaGerpott
My (first) editorial for SEPP @APA_Journals. Advancing open science and methodological rigor in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology. https://t.co/Hx6kieSVR6 Hope its of interest to authors looking to submit to the journal.
Having trouble staying motivated to exercise? Group fitness activities may be a good solution. @AlexJBenson1, professor in @westernuPsych said when you see other people doing the same things with you, it can help boost your own sense of confidence. https://t.co/IPM8qnrpa4
We use lots of exercises/teaching games in our classes. Kudos to @noelle_baird, jennifer robertson & Matthew Mclarnon for validating their use of the "reflected best self" exercise for increasing students' interview self-efficacy in an experimental study
https://t.co/aRgmOPDOkE
SPECIAL ISSUE: CALL FOR PAPERS AT SEPP -- ‘Methodological advances in sport, exercise, and performance psychology’. Details can be found here https://t.co/tqFTuyL0Vv. Please circulate widely. @APA_Journals@APADivision47@AlexJBenson1