Javier Garcia-Bernardo
@javiergbe.bsky.social
Assistant professor @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social // Social Data Science (SoDa) group @odissei.bsky.social
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June 23, 2025 at 7:03 PM
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What about classmates?
We matched students by school, program, and prior shared classrooms. Here's what we found:
Same program track (G4): 1.65%
Same school, diff. program (G3): 1.11%
Same primary, diff. secondary (G2): 0.66%
No school overlap (G1): 0.52%
We matched students by school, program, and prior shared classrooms. Here's what we found:
Same program track (G4): 1.65%
Same school, diff. program (G3): 1.11%
Same primary, diff. secondary (G2): 0.66%
No school overlap (G1): 0.52%
April 8, 2025 at 7:44 AM
What about classmates?
We matched students by school, program, and prior shared classrooms. Here's what we found:
Same program track (G4): 1.65%
Same school, diff. program (G3): 1.11%
Same primary, diff. secondary (G2): 0.66%
No school overlap (G1): 0.52%
We matched students by school, program, and prior shared classrooms. Here's what we found:
Same program track (G4): 1.65%
Same school, diff. program (G3): 1.11%
Same primary, diff. secondary (G2): 0.66%
No school overlap (G1): 0.52%
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Family ties seem to matter far more than school ties
Probability that two siblings test positive within 14 days: ~23%
For students attending the same school: just 1.6%
💡 Even living in separate homes, family members had higher probability of testing positive at the same time than classmates.
Family ties seem to matter far more than school ties
Probability that two siblings test positive within 14 days: ~23%
For students attending the same school: just 1.6%
💡 Even living in separate homes, family members had higher probability of testing positive at the same time than classmates.
April 8, 2025 at 7:44 AM
2/
Family ties seem to matter far more than school ties
Probability that two siblings test positive within 14 days: ~23%
For students attending the same school: just 1.6%
💡 Even living in separate homes, family members had higher probability of testing positive at the same time than classmates.
Family ties seem to matter far more than school ties
Probability that two siblings test positive within 14 days: ~23%
For students attending the same school: just 1.6%
💡 Even living in separate homes, family members had higher probability of testing positive at the same time than classmates.
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March 21, 2025 at 12:39 PM
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