A heuristic? in each general area, find specialty with the smartest math people (who are bad at promotion); look for neglected gems to apply
Psychometrics: the pioneering field. http://andrewgelman.com/2009/01/26/a_longstanding/ …pic.twitter.com/mrLbDZ8xAr
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Maybe one should spend the summer reading Psykometrika. But then again, I already have some other >100 unfinished projects...
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But in line with this, I recommend Woodworth's 1941 review of behavioral genetics. Surprisingly modern. http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/wp-content/uploads/Heredity-and-environment-Woodworth-1941.pdf …
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BG is a pretty unusual field. Mainly correct for many decades while mainstream psychology dandled about with one fad after another.
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True, but given its origins with Fisher and Wright, it'd be a good example of this heuristic too.
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