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Claire Houghton @RTC_Edinburgh looking at domestic abuse and how Covid has affected the rights of children and young people
https://t.co/xXDOn3mEDu

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New post from @VGorton @kevralston 'Statistics anxiety: Busting the anxious women myth?' @uoessps @NCRMUK @QStepEdinburgh #QSTEP https://t.co/FDzEbzI39A

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Statistics minus anxiety - a course on teaching stats whilst acknowledging statistics anxiety @NCRMUK @AQMeNNetwork @britsoci @profbigvern @ekharrison @SLS_DSU https://t.co/ArFPBsmbe1

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'Statistics minus anxiety' a course for those teaching quantitative methods who want to know more of the evidence on statistics anxiety and other issues @britsoci @QStepEdinburgh @QStepLeeds @BritishAcademy_ @NuffieldFound @ESRC https://t.co/VxXgXzGK4U

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Post from the archive: @kevralston Quantitative Methods Pedagogy in Sociology: What have we got to go on? #qstep #anxiety https://t.co/3mfD1IePVm

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Historic low unemployment? Data driven: the employment rate of 16 to 24 year olds @PeterStefanovi2 @ad_formby @UKYouth @wesjnl #datadriven https://t.co/WH40sCrV6A via @wordpressdotcom

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Check out @profbigvern and @ConnellyRoxanne talking reproducibility

https://t.co/tyTh1SPUWH

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Check this out: @kevralston on Mediation analysis of a Poisson outcome with a binary mediator in @Stata , using the PARAMED module written by @richardaemsley & Hanhua Liu. https://t.co/PVn45YYprQ #data #socialscience

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First post of 2019...
https://t.co/PVn45YYprQ

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We now have a Facebook page for 2019, like us!!! The blog had a phenomenal 2018. Nearly 2000 views, 781 from the USA. https://t.co/EdcmGaMIdW

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Margins and marginsplot in looking at categorical interactions in Stata
https://t.co/PJkd6StB82

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New Post from @kevralston 's popular series: A Categorical Can of Worms III -Examining categorical interactions in logit models using Marginal estimates and Marginsplot https://t.co/PJkd6StB82

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Post from the archive: @Stata 15 Dynamic Documents: ‘.do files on steroids’ https://t.co/Ve94QbYSYf

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New Blog Post from @kevralston : Richard Feynman on Sociology @ProfFeynman @britsoci https://t.co/XTPwJSyNWB

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Post from the Archive: -qv- and –qvgraph- nifty new commands for estimating quasi-variances in Stata https://t.co/B3vwtPSKqx

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New Post from @kevralston using @ONS #data: Mortality by occupation: Is occupation no more than a convenient category? https://t.co/lVx6Oup8Fl

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Mortality by occupation: Is occupation no more than a convenient category? https://t.co/lVx6Oup8Fl via @wordpressdotcom

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Post from the archive: @kevralston Generations of worklessness, a myth that won’t die https://t.co/mHrPRI3wWt

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All maps are inaccurate but some have very useful applications: Thoughts on Complex Social Surveys from @profbigvern https://t.co/1GIbVxSqbM

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New Post: @ConnellyRoxanne and @profbigvern on publishing sociological research as a @ProjectJupyter Notebook using @Stata https://t.co/xfssuYyE3A Take a look!