Published paper: Development and validation of anthropometric predictive equations that estimate the total body water and fat-free mass in Tunisian adults
DOI: https://t.co/qjAM1RJmUs
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Published Paper: Interrater reliability of a customized submaximal cycle ergometer test. M. A. Kantor· S. Fretti · C. Gubler · M. Kramer · R. W. Pettitt DOI:
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Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
"If You’re Not Outside Your Comfort Zone, You Won’t Learn Anything"
Just accept it. Don't be a victim, get used to it and look for it.
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Great article with strategies on how to bridge the gap between research and practice. Be willing to put your ego aside en talk to people outside of your community! #growth101
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Congratulations to Wade Hobbs for another publication. Well done! Bayesian hierarchical modelling of basketball tracking data - a case study of spatial entropy and spatial effectiveness https://t.co/cXhVnQxRz7
A fascinating insight into debating and presenting perspective by Robb Willer, a professor of sociology and psychology at Stanford University and Matthew Feinberg by Brian Resnick
Argue better — with science.
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Using the Challenger Disaster to illustrate the 8 symptoms of groupthink
When Yale research psyhcologist Irving Janis coined the term "groupthink" in 1972, he identified eight symptoms of the pathology ...
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Learn to Love the Struggle
- Carol Dweck
“The path to excellence could not be more difficult. It is steep, gruelling, arduous. It is inordinately lengthy. Most importantly of all, it forces voyagers to stumble and fall on every single stretch of the journey.”
Matthew Syed