Why social sciences are hard(er): 1) We can’t break down problems into small experiments 2) Many ?'s about humans already solved, so we're left with the harder ones I can think of others reasons but an interesting take! From Mohseni, Herrmann, Orona www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... #phdsky

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on the relevance of a precisely estimated null effect: www.nber.org/papers/w3587...

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Right, one could absolutely use such tools to (1) avoid hallucinated references and (2) actually check arguments and improve the work. Alas

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I’ve been quiet on social media lately, but today I’m launching Audit Clinical Evidence (ACE), an initiative I’ve been developing over the past year. Take a look: AuditClinicalEvidence.org

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#statstab #613 Additional caution regarding rules of thumb for variance inflation factors: extending O’Brien to the context of specification error Thoughts: I'm sure some will have strong opinions on VIF. #VIF #regression #ruleofthumb #multicolinearity link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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