I'm enjoying the free-text complaint responses to this 1971 survey of final year students at the University of Essex. My favourite is: "Lost faith in academic judgement of my teachers long ago who failed to comment on the unoriginality of my work".
New paper out with @avkevins@WEPsocial:
We examine ideological projection in 🇨🇦🇩🇪🇬🇧 to understand why we assume that certain people we meet are more (or less) similar to us politically #OpenAccess
https://t.co/7Xj0Tsb7v5
EXCLUSIVE - Today the Guardian is publishing the Boris Files - a trove of leaked data from the office of Boris Johnson.
It reveals how Johnson is using the relationships forged in the UK’s highest elected office to facilitate his personal enrichment.
https://t.co/Jbo18ROOXX
We’re thrilled to announce CLS is to lead the first new nationally representative UK-wide birth cohort study in 25 years. Generation New Era will follow the lives of more than 30,000 babies born in 2026. Read more: https://t.co/UAX9w7UR9X
Short-term politics, long-term costs:
What happens if the independence of the Fed is under threat?
Some of the research we do at @uniessexgovt
Link to the article with Cristina Bodea ⬇️
New from Tarek Al Baghal and colleagues (@usociety) in POQ:
What’s the best way to collect survey opinions *and* objective health data from respondents?
Find out now: https://t.co/djAds7UXt8
@footballontnt Incredible strike from Chloe Kelly. As for comparisons with Premier League shots, @tash_fernand investigated an almost identical claim 2 years ago for @BBCMoreOrLess tl;dr the two speeds aren't measured the same way. Listen here: https://t.co/nNkAEFlYPr
"With the US’s recent attack on Iran, Trump certainly kept everyone in suspense."
Professor Natasha Lindstaedt of @uniessexgovt explores if Trump will make political gains from his strategy in Iran.
https://t.co/3EF0GDriqu
We're reviewing our questions on ethnicity and immigration. If you'd like to give us feedback on the questions we ask and the variables you use for your research, there's information on how to take part in the review on our website: https://t.co/KuKcMtqaAd
NEW -
Beyond Observational Relationships: Evidence from a Ten-Country Experiment that Policy Disputes Cause Affective Polarization - https://t.co/tusCYm0jv5
- @NoamGidron, James Adams (@ucdavis), Will Horne (@ClemsonUniv) & @ttichelbaecker#OpenAccess
The 58th Essex Summer School's First Session runs July 7-18, both online and in person.
We offer social science research methods courses in text analysis, mixed methods, survey design, panel data, discourse analysis, and many more!
Learn more here: https://t.co/hGfixrx1Ye