Leif Nelson
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The first part of the job was reading a whole paper and deciding whether the topic was interesting, whether it was contextualized well enough that people would understand what it was about. Whether the study as designed was good at testing the hypothesis as articulated. And only after you get past all of those levels would you say, okay, and now do they have evidence in favor of the hypothesis?
The first part of the job was reading a whole paper and deciding whether the topic was interesting, whether it was contextualized well enough that people would understand what it was about. Whether the study as designed was good at testing the hypothesis as articulated. And only after you get past all of those levels would you say, okay, and now do they have evidence in favor of the hypothesis?
There were a lot of societal phenomena that we really wanted explanations for, and then social psych offered these kind of easy explanations, or maybe not so easy, but these relatively simple explanations that people wanted to believe just to have an answer and an explanation.
There were a lot of societal phenomena that we really wanted explanations for, and then social psych offered these kind of easy explanations, or maybe not so easy, but these relatively simple explanations that people wanted to believe just to have an answer and an explanation.
There were a lot of societal phenomena that we really wanted explanations for, and then social psych offered these kind of easy explanations, or maybe not so easy, but these relatively simple explanations that people wanted to believe just to have an answer and an explanation.
She was at the center of everything. Being a prestigious faculty member at Harvard and all of her public speaking and her books. Her reputation was perfect. She was synonymous with the highest levels of research in organizational behavior. She's just a giant in the field.
She was at the center of everything. Being a prestigious faculty member at Harvard and all of her public speaking and her books. Her reputation was perfect. She was synonymous with the highest levels of research in organizational behavior. She's just a giant in the field.
She was at the center of everything. Being a prestigious faculty member at Harvard and all of her public speaking and her books. Her reputation was perfect. She was synonymous with the highest levels of research in organizational behavior. She's just a giant in the field.
My name is Leif Nelson, and I'm a professor of business administration at University of California, Berkeley.
My name is Leif Nelson, and I'm a professor of business administration at University of California, Berkeley.
My name is Leif Nelson, and I'm a professor of business administration at University of California, Berkeley.
We started our blog in late 2013. We decided we wanted to have a blog because we thought it would be fun to write things that were shorter than a journal article and that we did not have to wait two and a half years for the review process to play out. And so with that in mind, we just needed to name it and we wanted something that would be related to what we do. That's maybe the data part.
We started our blog in late 2013. We decided we wanted to have a blog because we thought it would be fun to write things that were shorter than a journal article and that we did not have to wait two and a half years for the review process to play out. And so with that in mind, we just needed to name it and we wanted something that would be related to what we do. That's maybe the data part.
We started our blog in late 2013. We decided we wanted to have a blog because we thought it would be fun to write things that were shorter than a journal article and that we did not have to wait two and a half years for the review process to play out. And so with that in mind, we just needed to name it and we wanted something that would be related to what we do. That's maybe the data part.
but would definitely not be sending signals of self-seriousness. So we tried out a few things, and somewhere in there, De De Colato was one that we obviously landed on. It had this nice entertaining feature that Yuri is Chilean. And so when he had suggested the name... He thought it rhymed, which still tickles me and Joe, because for him it's data colada.
but would definitely not be sending signals of self-seriousness. So we tried out a few things, and somewhere in there, De De Colato was one that we obviously landed on. It had this nice entertaining feature that Yuri is Chilean. And so when he had suggested the name... He thought it rhymed, which still tickles me and Joe, because for him it's data colada.
but would definitely not be sending signals of self-seriousness. So we tried out a few things, and somewhere in there, De De Colato was one that we obviously landed on. It had this nice entertaining feature that Yuri is Chilean. And so when he had suggested the name... He thought it rhymed, which still tickles me and Joe, because for him it's data colada.
The classic forms of what we'd characterized as p-hacking, they're not quite errors, they're decisions that are accidentally self-serving. It's if you measure multiple things but only report the one you like the most.
The classic forms of what we'd characterized as p-hacking, they're not quite errors, they're decisions that are accidentally self-serving. It's if you measure multiple things but only report the one you like the most.
The classic forms of what we'd characterized as p-hacking, they're not quite errors, they're decisions that are accidentally self-serving. It's if you measure multiple things but only report the one you like the most.