Dr. Amy Pienta

Sociologist; Champion of data sharing & reuse; Research Professor at ICPSR, Institute of Social Research, University of Michigan

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

Follow me over on BlueSky @amy-pienta.bsky.social

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

Help your local community by supporting United Way today! https://t.co/4y4ezOB4qw #UnitedWay

[ICPSR @ICPSR]

#sbeccc study spotlight: @ClaireKampDush and Ann Meier found that COVID-19 has deepened gender disparities in paid and unpaid work, leading to increased stress levels among working women for household labor. Read more: https://t.co/CXmG0ckZvP #COVID19 #parentingstress

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Looking for 2,000+ videos for secondary analysis? @ICPSR has them for you to use! The Michigan Longitudinal Study: Video Social Interaction Data, 1990-2005 (ICPSR 38676) https://t.co/B4qvRkFuSl

[Michigan Research @UMichResearch]

Register now for the April 7 Research Data Stewardship Initiative Seminar, a virtual panel presentation by @APienta of @ICPSR and @HLopezFernandez of @UMichEEB:
https://t.co/ZSwxPLmaIU

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

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[NAHDAP at ICPSR @NAHDAP1]

New research from NIDA highlights the importance of timely dissemination of information on adolescent substance use. We are always striving to promoting awareness and improving public health. Read the article: https://t.co/0QTtBvIhHD

[NAHDAP at ICPSR @NAHDAP1]

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[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

Read about new ICPSR resources to support NIH investigators... https://t.co/rKZyOGpp9E

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

@DharmaAkmon Pioneer parents dropping off their kids is the worse!

[ICPSR @ICPSR]

ICPSR is hiring two Assistant Research Scientists. Do you know someone interested in substance use or criminal justice research? Learn more and apply by March 16 at https://t.co/uT4M9AHaF1.

#Hiring #ResearchScientist #WorkWithUs #HigherEdJobs

[Claire Kamp Dush @ClaireKampDush]

Who wants dyadic data from same and different-gender couples, and non-binary couples? Check out the release of the partner data for .@NCHATstudy! Fabulous data on relationships, health, discrimination, drug use, COVID, identity, and much more. Can't wait to see cool new research!

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

@KathleenWeldon Now you have to tell us what you really mean!

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

@Hannah_R_Snyder I advocate for labels that are 1-in a format used by many, 2-machine-readable, 3-reproducible in other formats, 4-embedded within the file or software (for user convenience). Stata or SPSS can be manipulated to produce ASCII text versions for long-term access/preservation.

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

Researchers often collect/store data in spreadsheets (still). One easy switch is storing data in a software package that allows adding variable & value labels (Stata, SPSS). This helps everyone on the project. The return on investment continues when they share their data.

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

@pdakean Maybe we need to hold space for all of the stories -- over time I believe consensus grows around the story that is hardest to poke holes in...until it becomes fact.

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

This is a great description of how to manage your data so it is complete, well-described, and ready to share.

[Crystal Lewis @cghlewis.bsky.social @Cghlewis]

@apienta I totally agree! Or you can even share data in both formats. :)
I wrote about it here! https://t.co/48LXCgoNNI

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

I am thinking about data authorship today. Does the elevation of data as an important scholarly product mean that we need to be more careful about authorship inclusion and order?

[Dr. Amy Pienta @apienta]

@ICPSR has a "chock full" resource page you may want to bookmark if you are an NIH investigator (or hopeful) and would like to list ICPSR in your NIH Data Management and Sharing Plan. https://t.co/DzkVJFvOEh

[Joe Bernstein @Bernstein]

1/ Last month I had “date night” with my wife. We were resolved to stay out until at least 930. We went to one of Ann Arbor’s best credentialed bars. After 1.5 clever cocktails and some well-considered merguez sliders, we were exhausted. I called a cab.