From the Psychonomic Society
- May the odds be ever in your favor! Probability and possibility in close counterfactuals 2024-04-09 Daniel Pfaff
- Now you don’t see me, and now you still don’t see me: Detecting movie skips using a flicker paradigm 2024-04-03 Melinh K. Lai
- Prioritizing inclusivity does not sacrifice reliability 2024-04-02 Hannah Mechtenberg
- When all things are equal, planning matters 2024-03-28 Heather Manitzas Hill
- Does our memory always get worse as we age? New evidence suggests not necessarily 2024-02-13 Hannah Mechtenberg
- Does she remember differently than he? Gendered differences in eyewitness memory 2024-02-06 Daniel Pfaff
- Unsweet memories and unclear visions 2024-01-31 Jonathan Caballero
- What could possibly have caused this? Investigating the difficulty of causal learning 2024-01-23 Melinh K. Lai
- Interview with new science communications intern Daniel Pfaff 2024-01-18 Laura Mickes
- Interview with new science communications intern Hannah Mechtenberg 2024-01-17 Laura Mickes
From R-Bloggers
- Prehistoric: when do authors preprint their papers? 2024-04-23 Stephen Royle
- PowerQuery Puzzle solved with R 2024-04-23 Numbers around us
- R Solution for Excel Puzzles 2024-04-22 Numbers around us
- Conducting Simulation Studies in R workshop 2024-04-22 Dariia Mykhailyshyna
- Can Money Really Buy Happiness? Or How to Lie with Statistics in Science 2024-04-22 Learning Machines
- rOpenSci News Digest, April 2024 2024-04-22 rOpenSci - open tools for open science
- More Monster Maze 2024-04-22 R on BitFoam
- joint fiddlin 2024-04-21 xi'an
- Navigating R’s Impact in Vienna: Insights from the Finance and Pharmaceutical Sectors 2024-04-19 R Consortium
- Checking Row Existence Across Data Frames in R 2024-04-19 Steven P. Sanderson II, MPH
From Andrew Gelman
- Storytelling and Scientific Understanding (my talks with Thomas Basbøll at Johns Hopkins this Friday) 2024-04-22
- Decorative statistics and historical records 2024-04-22
- Now here’s a tour de force for ya 2024-04-21
- Analogy between (a) model checking in Bayesian statistics, and (b) the self-correcting nature of science. 2024-04-20
- The data are on a 1-5 scale, the mean is 4.61, and the standard deviation is 1.64 . . . What’s so wrong about that?? 2024-04-19
- Infovis, infographics, and data visualization: My thoughts 12 years later 2024-04-18
- “Close but no cigar” unit tests and bias in MCMC 2024-04-17
- Do research articles have to be so one-sided? 2024-04-17
- N=43, “a statistically significant 226% improvement,” . . . what could possibly go wrong?? 2024-04-16
- No, it’s not “statistically implausible” when results differ between studies, or between different groups within a study. 2024-04-15
R-users R jobs
- Senior Data Scientist to help us build the future of media measurement. 2022-12-16
- Statistical Programmer: developing R tools for clinical trial safety analysis @ US 2022-12-16
- Statistical Programmer for i360 @ Arlington, Virginia, United States 2022-06-03
- Biostatistician II 2022-02-14
- Associate Computational Scientist 2021-09-19
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