New paper alert! Do you study relationship satisfaction? Ever use the Couples Satisfaction Index? Check out this new paper from yours truly and @JeremyBKanter on how the CSI performs across income groups 👇
https://t.co/NAwC5ALDE7 (1/8)
Overall, the CSI-4 did well at distinguishing people with low-to-average relationship satisfaction. But, it suggested that lower-income individuals' satisfaction was lower than it really was.
Check out the paper and let us know your thoughts! (8/8)
https://t.co/NAwC5ALDE7
@SNiehuis @AlanReifman @EmmaGrossmann et al. found that this item performed well on its own. Researchers may consider sticking to this item when evaluating satisfaction between groups.
You can also use some more complex modeling procedures, outlined in the discussion. (7/8)
in the Administration for Children and Families to learn more about this exciting opportunity to apply for a grant of up to $25,000 per year for 1-2 years! https://t.co/EdPlAjYYvX
Are you a PhD candidate looking to support your research on issues facing families with low incomes in the United States using a behavioral science lens? Check out the new funding opportunity announcement from the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation...
What's the biggest lesson you learned during your PhD studies? Wrong answers only.
(Especially insightful or funny answers may be included in a commencement speech!)
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Dissertation: defended! 🛡️
What a ride grad school has been. Huge shout-out to @Kalemonk - the best advisor around - for all the support and guidance through these years.
Thanks also to @JeremyBKanter @BrendaLohman@DrTylerJamison @cmproulx2002 @bogolsky and many other Twitterless colleagues for the mentorship and support that's shaped who I am as a scholar!
After a gentle initial rejection and some tweaks, dySEM is now officially on CRAN! Come and get it/use it/leave us feature requests/bug reports, relationship science/#dyadic SEM folk!
https://t.co/CzxrkVLqlJ
Free measurement invariance advice alert! @ConorHLacey and I just published a Cambridge Element on algorithms for testing measurement invariance. We tried to make it pretty comprehensive, and it’s available for free until 12/19! Check it out here: https://t.co/2xULuddxvw