6 factors that matter most when it comes to healthy child development—and how parents can stress less about everything else, by @thetruedrdoom https://t.co/XW3cum2lWO
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The Couple and Family Therapy Program in #MSUHDFS invites applications for an Assistant Professor (tenure-stream) position whose research focuses on reducing mental health disparities. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/58HpWRxnqT.
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Han Du is speaking to the @MSUHDFS Methods Group this morning at 11am EDT. "A Bayesian Latent Variable Selection Model for Nonignorable Missingness" All (including external to HDFS and MSU) welcome. PM me if you'd like the Zoom link (@MSUquant@RyanPBowles)
It's Post Doc application season! Check out our spreadsheet with over 150 post docs related to HDFS and other social science fields. These are all recurring rather than one time on a grant.
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Call for Editorial Fellows at Developmental Psychology.
As part of this new program, Early Career Researchers (w/i 10yrs PhD) from historically excluded groups will serve a one-year term as a Fellow--with a stipend of $1,000 USD .
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This spring, my two big book projects finally came to fruition! Info about both books is available at https://t.co/CP7QAR4Wxw To celebrate, anyone who follows me and retweets this message by Thursday, 6/14/22 will be entered into a drawing to win a book! Thanks!
New 2-year postdoc opening in my lab starting in the fall/winter to work on method development in latent variable modeling and model fit. Application deadline is June 27, please shared with anyone who might be interested!
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@cconrymurray @AnaisStensonPhD @pdakean I second WebPower and add that there is an upcoming workshop taught by Johnny Zhang, the developer. https://t.co/xMxUyHdjzv
Congrats to @MSUHDFS doctoral student @Jhbeffel on her first external funding award! Jenna will be continuing her work on experiences of siblings of individuals with ASD by studying parent-child emotion conversations.
New preprint tutorial on mediation with intensive longitudinal data in Mplus w/Dave Mackinnon.
We have been getting a lot of emails about this, so we thought walking through our idea of how to set up the models, code, and interpretation might be useful! https://t.co/PXmXVDMAtA
@dmcneish18 Great resource and great timing -- we are talking about ILM in my LSEM course today. I'll add this to the reading list. Thanks for sharing.
MSU folks: Need a dinner plan tonight? Culver's on Okemos Rd is donating a percentage of tonight's sales to my research on siblings of kids with autism! @MSUHDFS@FamilyStressLab
The next talk of the MSU HDFS Methods Group is on Tu 4/12, at 11 am Eastern time. Dr. Lizbeth Benson (@leb112358) will be talking about “Not all effects are modeled equally: Re-focusing the spotlight onto random effects.” The talk is over zoom and open to anyone. DM for info.
Looking forward to this talk this morning! I remember first learning about planned missing designs attending a talk back when I was a grad student. It made quite an impression on me. I hope to see lots of our grad students this morning @MSUquant
The next MSU HDFS Methods talk will be Tues. 3/22, at 11 am Eastern Time. It will feature Jessica Logan from Ohio State University talking about “Planned Missing Data with Longitudinal Projects”. The talk is over zoom. All invited. Message me for zoom info.
The MSU HDFS Methods Group will meet Tuesday, March 1, at 11 am. Yi Feng and Gregory R. Hancock will present on "Stop Being So Mean! An SEM-Based Framework for Modeling Variability as a Latent Variable." All are welcome. Message me for join info.
Methods-minded folks (including @MSUquant): @ISDSA4 is a great conference with workshops. In person @NotreDame or virtual. Abstracts due 4/1. Workshop registration by 3/31. https://t.co/xMxUyHdjzv
MSU HDFS Methods group is hosting Dr. Ann O'Connell on Tuesday, 2/1, at 11 am Eastern time. Title is "Clustering in Count Data: Working with Multilevel Poisson and Multilevel Negative Binomial Models". Talk is by zoom and open to anyone. DM me if interested in joining.
Associate Editors: How many papers a year do you review for other journals? Trying to figure out balancing review responsibilities as a new AE. Thanks!