Julia M. Rohrer

New paper out now 🥳 When psychologists discuss generalisability, they often refer to vague notions of representativeness. We provide an accessible intro to the total survey error framework as a tool to reason about this more rigorously. w @taymalsalti.bsky.social @ruben.the100.ci >

Very much enjoyed this post on doing math with LLMs.

Excited to share our new @nathumbehav.nature.com paper reporting within-family heritability estimates (the gold standard design unconfounded with population stratification, shared environmental effects and assortative mating) from 500,000 siblings pairs of diverse ancestries.

I would simply attach the Relevant Charts

What they say: "we have a lot of data" What they have: 11,000 variables for 18 people. "Maybe a cluster analysis?"

It really is shocking how little convergence there is over 35 years - go Ossis! bsky.app/profile/sand...

Warum heißt es deutscher Internetkrimineller und nicht Hackepeter

If you plant pumpkins in a 3x3 grid, there’s a 1% daily chance of this happening.

Episode 5 of Research as it Happens is out. I talk with Anita Eerland about how to replicate a classic experiment when the original videos no longer exist? A conversation about why replication often turns out to be reconstruction. open.acast.com/public/strea...

Average econ IV paper be like: we reduced a thing by 8% and look at all the amazing consequences that had a decade later if you squint

Economists writing nothing about the content of the intervention whose effects they’re studying: “doesn’t matter, had exogenous variation.”

Hard Drugs now has a Bluesky account! Follow us here @harddrugspod.bsky.social to hear about new episodes and behind-the-scenes goofs.

or perhaps better...

Must have missed that episode of Sendung mit der Maus

My slack emojis seem to be going through…something.

Dear community — do you know of great resources for education (OER) for computational social science training? I'm trying to collect a few things. I'm already aware of Bail's and Salganik's stuff and the GESIS CSS list on GitHub. Thanks!

And yet my husband is mildly amused when I add “make no mistakes” to my prompts.

I once tweeted "how do people cope with knowing that most of their research will never matter" and holy shit the responses I got for that one left me scarred lol. But I learned it's probably useful to be conscious of your own insecurities so you don't reflexively see them in others' posts! 😜

Don't get too cocky, the average person has more than zero Nobel prizes, too