I’m a psychologist, research and clinical.
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Starting to suspect that the experience of psychopathology is not equal to a linear combination of unit-weighted self-report Likert items
Who do I know who is interested in both psychotherapy research and reproducibility, and has some time to talk?
I haven’t personally figured out how to use mastodon yet, but there’s a new profile pic of me there, which I think is responsible for a major upsurge in people moving over there
Psychometrics/sexuality question.
An established measure asks if you feel nervous talking to "attractive people of the opposite sex." Obviously heteronormative. Can I just change this to "attractive people" and we all agree it's better, please?
I'm glad the PNAS paper exists, I think it only does good
-economists learn about subjective rating scales
-more of them get interested in them
-more use of this tool in their science
-some will rediscover existing methods
-more people developing new methods
What does it say about me that this might be the most exciting book release of the year?
A sneak preview of the cover of our upcoming book on #routineoutcomemonitoring and #feedback! With @iapt_prn Jaime Delgadillo and @MJBarkham . The book will come out in Spring 2023, published by @MHEducation! Already available for pre-order in Asia: mheducation.com.sg/ebook-rou…
The problem with meeting very productive psychology researchers is that they also tend to be nicer and smarter and more fun than me
in a treatment study, the fact that people who were more symptomatic at baseline improved more than those who were less symptomatic baseline does not, on its own, mean the treatment worked best for the most symptomatic people. I would like you to know this.
I will admit that I don't know the field very well and it's possible that there's a long history or contextual evidence to support this decision, but if you're writing a paper on forced caesarian sections, maybe don't title it "Mamma Mia!" pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2541…
resisting the urge to comment on an already too-long-and-contentious twitter thread even though I desperately want to is currently taking 100% of my willpower, I will accomplish nothing today
I love it when I see a study that basically says "people who are less certain about things are right more often" because, it's like, yes and no?
A while ago on Twitter I saw someone's list of statistical methods that are now seen as problematic despite their commonality (e.g., backwards stepwise regression, MANOVA) with specific citations for each.
Anyone know what I mean? Have the link?
One thing that’s nice about flying to the east coast from Denver is that you start a mile high so the plane can just coast the whole time and you don’t have to hear those loud jet engines
We are going to miss one of the best writers in the area today, but we will try to keep her influence present
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. @aaronjfisher getting his well-deserved respect as a monumental contributor to the field of personalized psychotherapy from @lluaces and @SauerZavala #SPRDenver2022
