Sometimes the workflow of using Mplus feels analogous to getting groceries by buying one item at a time and walking back and forth between the store and my house
Is there a science version of "no true Scotsman"? You know, when someone says "well of course you didn't get the effect I found, you probably didn't do the study right like I did". I've seen it mostly in the arguments around ego depletion, just wondering if it has a name.
@SeanDEhrlich I collected several R courses and R YouTube channels dedicated to this. Perhaps it is useful!
https://t.co/73h7iukzgG
Doomstats is one of my favorites with all materials online. But there are others too. HTH
My only fear in this pandemic was being like this exact person, the one guy who just spread the disease to an area even though they weren't the first. Fear was justified https://t.co/DxVE9H6oTX
So... I have this interesting story for everyone. Not that long ago I started wondering about the distributional assumptions of Cronbach's coefficient alpha (if any). The well-knwon @dmcneish18 (2017) "Thank you Coefficient Alpha..." says: 1/13
Today's #PsychologyMonth tweet comes for @AlexanderPsyc, Ph.D. candidate and member of the @ReadyLab_CU! Sean wants to understand why people scoring high on measures of neuroticism, on average, tend to experience more alcohol problems than a typical person... (1/2)
Astounding that every mental health talk and increasing accessibility to mental health services isn't just rambling and screaming about how terrible health insurance is in Canada
@PritchardPsych I could if you wanted, I am sure that it will be of minimal use to you though. I have a suspicion you are already familiar with regression