Ruthie Walker, PhD

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@killianmcl1 This looks amazing! Can we nominate masters level students or is this limited to doctoral students?

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@AmiraPa30301412 @PsychinOut @NextGenPsych Thank you so much for sharing this! I would love to feature this information on my Careers in Psychology, PsyVocational Blog if you’re interested! https://t.co/hxaEGiAwtv

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@geminisallday @clhubes Agreed! This is where mine are at now and they (mostly) enjoy playing and talking to each other.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@JkayFlake Love this approach! The next struggle will be estimating times for writing/revising tasks.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@raulpacheco I take breaks. If I can, I love to chat with someone else about the data and talk through some of my thoughts. But taking walks or disengaging by reading/watching something for fun helps too.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@sebrina_doyle @OpenAcademics @AcademicChatter @gerryletendre This one goes over different software options: https://t.co/tlljS4c8hz

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@sebrina_doyle @OpenAcademics @AcademicChatter @gerryletendre I just use Microsoft Office. Code transcripts in Word using the comment function and organize codes in Excel. It’s nice for making pivot tables for frequency counts of codes/themes. Although I generally calculate Cohen’s Kappa in SPSS, but there are free calculators online.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@sebrina_doyle @OpenAcademics @AcademicChatter @gerryletendre This is a brief tutorial a student made using Office: https://t.co/zK1kGjiBmK

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@AdanBecerraPhD @ajordannafa @PhDemetri @camjpatrick Maybe this could be a compromise with your collaborators? In addition to some of the great articles shared?

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@AdanBecerraPhD @ajordannafa @PhDemetri @camjpatrick I generally run the analyses with and without, reporting the results with outliers included, but noting they remained the same if removed. Although I recently had a dataset where one outlier was removed due to undue influence on kurtosis statistics (~28 with and <1 without).

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@ZhixuRickYang Here is a report published by SIOP with guidelines and recommendations: https://t.co/1Hkptfhini

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@jacasiegel Well now I have at least five study ideas I don’t have time for. Looking forward to your future article!

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@Sakiera_Hudson I am not looking for specific skills since I am happy to train students to learn the skills they need, but I am looking for the following qualities: eager to learn, passionate about social justice, supportive, dependable, and able to work independently.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@wrwveit Request that my classes be scheduled across campus from my office so I’m forced to walk.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@KSchaferPhD Congratulations!!

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@KSchaferPhD My life since my second child was born. 😩

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@heymrsbond My university has a required semester long teaching course for incoming faculty. They also do a ton of helpful programs and trainings that are optional, but I find them helpful. My grad program (in psych) also did in-depth training and mentoring in teaching.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

Graduate school admissions question: what recommendations do you have for students to obtain letters of recommendation when they graduated 3-5 years ago and haven’t stayed in touch with their professors? #AcademicTwitter @AcademicChatter

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@mspezz @KSchaferPhD JASP has worked really well for myself and my students, and can do things that SPSS can’t (confirmatory factor analysis, different effect sizes, etc.). But I prefer SPSS for data cleaning and management.

[Ruthie Walker, PhD @WillWork4Tenure]

@RetractionWatch Do universities ever try to recoup the settlement money from the faculty/staff in these cases?