MollyR

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by MollyR 11y ago
Its probably due to all pressure to "lean in", and sacrifice personal happiness to corporate grind. Though I think the new stress anxiety is not gendered, affecting both men and women, probably due to some extreme competition in t
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Where do you get impact factors for psychology journals ?
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This is fascinating. I can't believe I didn't hear about this in 2011. That second article is extremely well written, and I had no idea there was more than 2 types of diabetes either. Edit: Really appreciate links to articles
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Private memo lays out how the GOP would deal with Trump as its nominee(washingtonpost.com)
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Women with Stage 4 breast cancer survive longer if they have surgery(washingtonpost.com)
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by MollyR 11y ago
Can't spammers also use machine learning, or maybe I misunderstood something.
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Actually I asked for the paper with the evidence. Still don't have it. I also gave prior evidence of academic failures, one of many that inform my thoughts on the matter. It seems you are trying to puts words in my mouth,and trying to
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by MollyR 11y ago
Probably depends on the school, I've saw it as a student, but I have friends from engineering colleges who said they didn't see much of it.
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Typically papers have a section called "Materials and Methods". http://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/scientific-papers-1... Not having seen this part of their paper. I can't really conclude anyt
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by MollyR 11y ago
Wow thank you for this link. Its interesting to see where these horrible tactics come from. It certainly frightening to see things like rule 13 “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.” Cut off the support network and i
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by MollyR 11y ago
If you get me the actual paper, I might change my mind. Without more information from the actual whole paper, I'm not going to update my reasoning. I've seen it numerous times in psychology and sociological papers. I've even
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by MollyR 11y ago
Same here. Except replace the drinking with lab research and homework. I will admit it left a extremely strong negative impression of certain groups methodologies.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I am not a fan of an appeal to authority, because I've seen people do worse in biomedical research. http://www.bbc.com/news/health-30534674 but I haven't read the original paper either. So here is a link to t
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by MollyR 11y ago
This is scarily true. When my lab (bioinformatics) would work/collaborate with research biologists and their labs, the research biologists lack of statistics would become very clear. Especially when we did data mining on their qpcr ex
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by MollyR 11y ago
In reference to some of the comments below me. This article seems eerily similar to this http://slatestarcodex.com/2015/09/16/cardiologists-and-chine... I stand by my early comment as well. As I don't t
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by MollyR 11y ago
Really, saying engineers are more prone to terrorism. . . Talk about misunderstanding causation and correlation. I don't see people committing violent acts of terrorism in the name of engineering.
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Tory MP Wins Battle for International Men's Day Debate in Parliament(independent.co.uk)
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Let’s reach out to men to halt shocking suicide rate(theguardian.com)
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by MollyR 11y ago
I've noticed this too. I have a couple guy friends.They are really good friends, but they trash talk each other . . . all the time . . . They usually laugh uproariously about it too. If you didn't know them, you'd think they
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Seriously, sometimes that's exactly what it feels like people keep telling me. There is more to life than money and work. I want a family and kids, and I have lots of friends who prefer that over a career. I want personal happiness,fam
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by MollyR 11y ago
From the article " As the evidence for the SBST’s programs continues to accumulate, the hope is that behavioral insights become as central in policymakers' thinking as economic ones, helping us build effective policies from the g
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The obstruction of free speech at Missouri and Yale is disturbing(businessinsider.com)
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Aren't a lot of psychological studies coming under scrutiny for lack of reproducibility, and now the government is using them in policy design ? This is more than a little unsettling.
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More so than childish. The behavior of those students sounds sociopathic. They are essentially bullying the photographer, but calling the photographer the aggressor. This is unreal. It really makes me wonder how often have these attacks bee
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I've noticed Asian and Indian men following this as well. I've overheard them talking about the backlash Nadella got as part of their reasoning.
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This is quite frightening considering how people try to set government policies based on them.
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I know this book isn't free, but I really can't recommend it enough http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596517748.do http://www.amazon.com/JavaScript-Good-Parts-Douglas-Crockfor...
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I think context matters alot as well. Who,Where etc matters quite a bit. I remember when one of my old supervisors was laid off, he just broke down and wept.He was 50+ and just a family guy. The secretaries were gossiping about how weak and
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A lot of data is hoarded because scientists often have to compete for limited research funding (at least from what I've seen in the US).
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by MollyR 11y ago
I don't really understand why they think all females hate star wars. I love it, I even had a Darth Vader 3d puzzle. I also know a lot of women who like star wars, anime, and "geeky" stuff. It really sounds like they want to r

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