Lewend Mayiwar

@LewendM

1st year PhD candidate, Department of Leadership & Organizational Behavior .

Oslo, Norge
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2014.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    14. kol 2019.

    Very excited and grateful to see my first paper (replication) with published in the journal of Social Psychology.

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    New preprint! Integrating models of self-regulation With , Julia Briskin, & /1

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    prije 15 sati

    1/5 Effect sizes from lab experiments provide information about the strength of a causal relationship in that context, & are crucial in future study design & sample size planning. Baumeister: Yes, but we can't infer how strong or important those effects are in everyday life.

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    prije 13 sati

    “You are not alone”—field experiment by et al finds that a low-cost intervention (a weekly email inviting people to advise a struggling colleague on a work challenge) can substantially reduce burnout and resignations: HT

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    3. velj

    Paper👇🏻 by Baumeister makes some bold claims about what we can(‘t) learn from effect sizes. wrote an insightful response that also happens to be his (signed!) referee report from when the paper was under review elsewhere Read here:

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  6. 2. velj

    Interesting correlations between personality traits and music genre preferences. The first one (👇🏻) is quite surprising. Extraversion-->Blues Neuroticism-->Heavy Metal, Tropical, House and EDM Openness to experience-->Jazz, Classical, and Indie

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    1. velj

    New research replicates a classic XKCD finding! If we are disturbed when we encounter beliefs that differ from ours, it is not because we dislike different beliefs per se, but because we dislike others being *wrong*: HT

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    1. velj

    Why do we care about the file drawer? One reason is transparency.

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    31. sij

    When you start a you are learning how to do research. You don't know how to do it so ask questions. Lots of questions. If you already knew how to do a PhD there wouldn't be any point in doing it. You are doing it to learn.

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    31. sij

    If your field: i) tests hypotheses, ii) rewards successful hypotheses with career advancement, and iii) has no stringent mechanisms to prevent researcher biases influencing the evaluation of hypothesis tests, then I'm sorry to say that publication bias exists in your field

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    31. sij

    🚨New paper online!🚨 in on cheating in the presence of a virtual observer with Jan Potters and Eline van der Heijden in the DAF Technology Lab here:

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    29. sij

    A new ranking system for academic journals measuring their commitment to research transparency will be launched next month;

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    29. sij

    Here are the slides for this open science talk Part 1 covers *why* you should adopt open science practices and Part 2 covers *how* you can do this, via a practical pre-registration exercise

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    29. sij

    `PROCESS` macro was probably the only thing I "missed" since I switched from SPSS to and just found out that the `processR` 📦 lets you do just that! 😺🧮💪 Additional benefits: sweet tables and plots summarizing results! 🤩

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    28. sij

    👇🏼one of the reasons I love b-schools is that “sub areas of psych” don’t matter anymore. makes it much easier for interdisciplinary researchers to belong 👇🏼

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    27. sij

    "It's not about the money. It's about sending a message!": Unpacking components of revenge "people who would otherwise enact harsh punishments, are willing to punish less severely, if by doing so they can tell the transgressor why they are punishing them"

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    27. sij

    I spent four years learning to run efficient regression analyses in R. Now I've written them into some handy functions so you won't have to.

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  18. 26. sij

    "We are at our best when our work informs evidence-based practice by challenging beliefs about the way the world works. Adopting open science furthers evidence-based practice (Banks et al., 2018)."

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    26. sij
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    26. sij

    Good advice from the 17th century: to persuade people, don’t tell them they’re wrong, but show them they haven’t looked at all angles. Excellent by Blaise Pascal (who also suggests: let them discover new insights themselves). HT

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    26. sij

    Great video but.....the MBTI should not even be taken for entertainment. Paying to use a bogus test, and legitimizing it in the process, is unethical.

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