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Dale Barr
human social interaction and communication, data analysis in
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Dale Barr 13h
apparently Bayesian SEM is a thing if you really want to torture them
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Dale Barr 13h
linear-mixed effects models: a special case of structural equation models. From Yves Rossell talk on SEM
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The 100% CI Jul 20
We're looking for input for a new blogpost: What are weird "rules of thumb" in psychology that you know of or have been taught?
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
but only test random slopes... *never* test whether to include random intercepts or fixed effects in the model
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
but you *can* do data-driven model speification with mixed effects models, and indeed you MUST!
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
you can't do data-driven model specification with ANOVA (whoops! you can!)
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
ANOVA only "allows" one observation per subject per cell
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
alright then! myths about ANOVA/mixed models 1) mixed-effects models are more powerful than ANOVA (they are certainly easier to misuse!)
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
"truncate/discard RTs 2.5 SDs beyond the mean"
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Dale Barr Jul 20
Replying to @the100ci
are you looking for "myths" or just rules of thumb?
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Dale Barr Jul 14
yeah JP I don't know what you're on about
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Titus Brown Jul 14
osfclient: a Python library and command line client for / osf.io file storage interaction.
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Jake Westfall Jul 13
Periodic reminder to experimenters: in balanced factorials, high-order interactions not generally inherently harder to detect than low-order
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Dale Barr Jul 14
typo of the day: demographic -> demongraphic
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Dale Barr Jul 14
Replying to @lisadebruine
Yes, I'll weigh in: WTF?!
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Ben Jones Jul 12
This is the project I am most proud of. No evidence for links between hormonal status and masculinity preferences.
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Dale Barr Jul 12
let's do it! open teaching FTW
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Dale Barr Jul 12
Found this heartwrenching note today on Belmont Ave in Glasgow. Will return to its rightful owner, in case it's needed for legal purposes
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Dale Barr Jul 11
Replying to @seriousstats
on the bright side, use of ANOVA has greatly diminished in favor of LMEMs, but yeah, F1xF2 lives on
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Dale Barr Jul 11
Replying to @sTeamTraen
thanks! actually I noticed the typo... right after I tweeted it, of course ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Fixed in the preprint I posted earlier today
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