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Uh oh prediction markets | Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

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Survey Statistics: 4th helpings of the logit shift

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The stories behind our published research from last year

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Last post on the estimated effects of Mississippi school reforms

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When in doubt (in teaching and in research) do a simulation on the computer.

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The combination of originality, ambition, and lack of scruple can take you far in social science.

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Barnard College president promotes free expression, does not comment on recent anti-free-expression policies at the college

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Pinning the group-level variance parameters to speed computation for hierarchical models

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What we can remember (the vagaries of literary fame)

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I have a horrible feeling sometimes that heavily promoted crap research on space aliens, cold showers, mind-body healing, schoolyard evolutionary psychology, ex...

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Survey Statistics: more adventures in mismeasured X

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A funny mismatch between the level of the course and what the instructor is doing on the blackboard

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How the covid vaccine almost killed me

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Looking at the Port Huron Statement, 63 years later

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“No one could suspect that times were coming . . . when the man who did not gamble would lose all the time, even more surely than he who gambled.”

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How much of an NBA team’s won-loss record is from skill and how much is luck?

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If only Lee Bollinger

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Slop is not distinguishable by its attributes. It is an attitude of production

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Holiday open thread: Correct me! Point out all my mistakes.

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Survey Statistics: is a mismeasured X better than none at all ?

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