#Qualitative research is outstanding for understanding WHY.
BUT this does not mean that asking "why" questions in interviews is always the best way to go.
So what's the problem with "why" and what can researchers use instead?
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Simple yet effective, out of the box solutions are needed to tackle both hunger and climate change together. A must read by @SominiSengupta highlighting some #entrepreneurial efforts.
https://t.co/F7zxwGEn1D
importance of stupidity in scientific research https://t.co/vyt4I1mB6f
I read this a while ago but a friend posted it again and I read it again. Will now share with my colleagues and students - a must read!!
@Delta Hi, just got stranded at JFK as a gate agent denied boarding despite valid ticket. On hold for almost 1.5hr waiting for phone agent. Any way you could expedite some help?
In regression, there are several things that students are eternally concerned about but are actually Just Fine:
1. Your coefficients don't need to be significant
2. Your R^2 doesn't need to be huge
3. Your predictors can be correlated
4. Your variables don't need to be normal
The 2022 National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference (AHPC) is seeking exciting and innovative session proposals. #Hungerpc22 will be held virtually on March 15-17.
Session proposals are due Tuesday, November 9th. Learn more and submit a proposal: https://t.co/XCdKQ0OS7p
Happy Monday! Registration is open our next #PRCHNseminar! Join Dr. Owusua Yamoah on October 13th to learn more about her work around spatial dynamics of food insecurity assistance. Learn more and register at https://t.co/kcNE5F4y6V
Congratulations, India, on reaching this tremendous milestone. The collective efforts of the government, R&D community, vaccine manufacturers, and millions of health workers have made this feat possible. @PMOIndia@MoHFW_INDIA https://t.co/cmvQiAfSZG
Researchers at MIT have questioned whether SMART goals (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-bound) actually work. They suggest we might get better outcomes if we make our goals FAST not SMART: https://t.co/farCRXP7QH Via @mitsmr@Haypsych#100RepeatTweets no. 33
“Poverty is not just bad decisions - Poverty is an ENVIRONMENT”. People Are Sharing The Things Others Don't Understand About Being Poor, And It's Eye-Opening https://t.co/BkDir2Rbql
@KerriMPR : would love to hear about HIPAA and asking someone about their vaccination status in MN? Would be helpful for local businesses. For eg. Is it acceptable to just ask a service provider at a salon if they are fully vaccinated?
@CWRUSwetland@robm313 Fantastic initiative! But why a ‘manel’?? I know @CWRUSwetland has some amazing women trainees (past & present). Would love to hear their perspectives as well.
Six strategies for leading through uncertainty: 1) Embrace the discomfort of not knowing; 2) Distinguish complex from complicated; 3) Let go of perfectionism; 4) Resist oversimplication/quick conclusions; 5) Don't go it alone; 6) Zoom out: https://t.co/4566qhOvR2 Via @HarvardBiz