Many researchers lack the basic math skills needed to make design decisions or to evaluate existing research. In this video on #SAGEMethodSpace, Dr. Rhys Jones shares some useful tips for developing these skills.
https://t.co/kbYfTVUtwq
#Maths#ResearchTips
One of the biggest divides in the post-pandemic world will be between those who can fit work around life, and those who must fit life around work. Column on shift-work, white-collar "asynchronous work", & society's move to a "continuous working week." https://t.co/uUNzDveIdf
Kingston Business School is inviting applications from qualified candidates for 2 PhD fully-funded studentships in one of its 5 thematic areas of priority. Please RT! (1/2)
For more information visit: https://t.co/DiwrSL0ooB
Really interesting #CAQDAS webinar today when Stephen Gourlay discussed descending hierarchical classification and demonstrated #IRaMuTeQ - open source software that enables it. Recording will be available soon. In meantime check out the website https://t.co/IUS8oN9c88
Are you interested in research on a sense of belonging but get confused by all of the different measures and definitions across the literature? My co-authors and I have a new paper out that explores these issues from a multidisciplinary perspective 1/3 https://t.co/BVD9ReC5QT
We've been busy talking to media over the last few weeks to shout as loudly as possible to make sure the message on the severity of what #ICUs are experiencing right now is heard.
👉Our 🗞️ statement on the need to protect our community from breaking point https://t.co/dnpTt7Zock
There are several reasons to think that the new UK #SARSCoV2 variant is an important one as it might be more contagious than other variants, but there are also some uncertainties. So much misinformation is being circulated, so this thread brings key data together. 🧵
A psychology journal retracts a paper purporting to find that smarter people are more likely to use a condom during sex to avoid HIV.
https://t.co/EV7ZsTvVtt
“However, we found modest evidence that research with greater political slant—whether liberal or conservative—was less replicable, whereas statistical robustness consistently predicted replication success.”
https://t.co/QfIWfFrYqp
"[R]esearchers should not be allowed anywhere near a P value or similar measure of statistical probability until they have demonstrated that they understand what it means," says @deevybee. https://t.co/sppFeTq04z