Rawayda Abdou

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@brianmlucey 😅

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@LNivisonSmith “The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know.”― Albert Einstein

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@CavaliereGiu @J_Fin_Economics @Andrew___Baker Indeed, It is a fantastic paper! Here is also a link for an interesting session with Baker presenting the paper and Pedro H.C. Sant'Anna @pedrohcgs a discussant https://t.co/1Ux4XpAkZ0

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@hapyresearchers Nothing less than a roller coaster..

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

The literature

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@jmartphd “Negative events are more salient, potent, dominant in combinations, and generally efficacious than positive events” (Rozin & Royzman, 2001, p. 297).

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@intesar_madi @springer Congratulations Intesar!👏👏🎉🎉

[Himanshu Gupta @hgupta84]

There is always someone to replace you at work but you're not replaceable at home so don't forget to spend time with the family ❤

Anyone suggesting otherwise should be ignored completely!!
#AcademicChatter

[Preston Ge @ge_preston]

The grad student experience of learning a class while simultaneously TAing it #phdlife #PhDVoice

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

Impostor syndrome can hit hard when we hear people talk about research. But, it's important to remember we only hear what they know and not what they don't know.

We each hold a different piece of the knowledge puzzle and we each have something valuable to contribute.

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

When impostor syndrome tells me “you don’t belong here” I’m learning to reply with “so what? I *am* here and I’m going to make the most of it.”

[Happy Researchers @hapyresearchers]

Things I keep in mind when I review

-Authors are smart people
-Don't review manuscripts beyond expertise
-Always look for the strengths
-Highlight weaknesses but I always suggest how to overcome them
-Use words like excellent, commend, encourage, etc

@AcademicChatter #phdfriend

[Hugh Pym @BBCHughPym]

Fascinating slide used by Prof Van Tam at briefing on AZ vaccine - listing benefits and potential harms for each age group - explains decision on offering under 30s a different jab

[Arthur Spirling @arthur_spirling]

these are my hypotheses, which I formulated from theory prior to running my regressions

[CBS News @CBSNews]

MUMMIES ON THE MOVE: 22 of Egypt’s ancient, mummified rulers paraded through Cairo on Saturday, on their way to their new resting place.

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Egypt mummies parade transports remains of pharaohs https://t.co/cqsVkTvW4O

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Egypt mummies pass through Cairo in lavish parade

https://t.co/QvJq27wN7O

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

Successful business performance in recent years may be associated with a human cost - via https://t.co/wL24qt1jrm https://t.co/eZw8d0xfTa

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

@EdiOliv Congratulations Edi! I have presented a paper at the EURAM 2020-main conference. It was a great experience.

[Rawayda Abdou @RawaydaAbdou]

Delighted our paper is in the media - picked up by Forbes (Third Study).

[Adi Gaskell @AdiGaskell]

The Mental Health Challenges For Workers During COVID via @forbes https://t.co/2vDGnWD1nC