@LJZigerell coming to a journal near you soon! :) @KirkegaardEmil
Cognitive ability and political preferences in Denmark: Knitr edition #rstats
http://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/206947 pic.twitter.com/mTSwTSJ3I4
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Voting behavior is pretty noisy measure of preference, but interesting enough. Maybe do quick writeup & submit to OQSPS?
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In this analysis, the CRT items are very good: brief to administer but good discriminative ability. Need more like them!
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could you dumb it down? Im too thick (and prob authoritarian) to understand
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This written form is for researchers, Noah will write up the formal publication in 'a few days' (planning fallacy incoming).
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But basically the main odd finding is that the two political freedom axes did not correlate much with cognitive ability in DK.
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which they have been found to do in every published paper I know of, strange! But wait with media attention until paper published.
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yes it is counter intutitive
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I've never found the right/left scale particular useful. Wonder how your model will represent Georgist views. :)
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1-d models do not work well for normal people. Did a large study on that already, but not published.
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