Andreas Lieberoth
@lieberoth.bsky.social
Researcher, dad, author. Associate professor in educational psychology and digital technology at Aarhus University, Denmark, studying how tech affects thinking, learning, work, play, wellbeing. At one point I studied brains.
This is why we work with group norms. Even if self reports probably never get at at ground truth latent variable, that we can interpret perfectly, we can still look for patterns within the populations we're interested in - from distributions to within- and between- subjects statistics.
Will read
Will read
November 7, 2023 at 12:27 PM
This is why we work with group norms. Even if self reports probably never get at at ground truth latent variable, that we can interpret perfectly, we can still look for patterns within the populations we're interested in - from distributions to within- and between- subjects statistics.
Will read
Will read
...and small chunks of plastic, and an alternative that is entirely compliant with EU laws for toxins etc..
The company then claims, that the illegal product is fine to keep on the shelves, as long as buyers are also offered the expensive premium alternative.
Caveat emptor or caveat venditor?
The company then claims, that the illegal product is fine to keep on the shelves, as long as buyers are also offered the expensive premium alternative.
Caveat emptor or caveat venditor?
November 7, 2023 at 11:28 AM
...and small chunks of plastic, and an alternative that is entirely compliant with EU laws for toxins etc..
The company then claims, that the illegal product is fine to keep on the shelves, as long as buyers are also offered the expensive premium alternative.
Caveat emptor or caveat venditor?
The company then claims, that the illegal product is fine to keep on the shelves, as long as buyers are also offered the expensive premium alternative.
Caveat emptor or caveat venditor?
I enjoyed it. Not at all what I was expecting, but very interesting.
Still trying to work out if it's just plain fiction.
Still trying to work out if it's just plain fiction.
October 31, 2023 at 12:58 PM
I enjoyed it. Not at all what I was expecting, but very interesting.
Still trying to work out if it's just plain fiction.
Still trying to work out if it's just plain fiction.
I have short chapters retelling studies about stupid situations (stupid in traffic, online, with your credit card...) and stupid people (stupid teens, pensioners, bosses, "smart people"...) leading into a more general cognition/psychology part.
So I can use great studies about groups and situations
So I can use great studies about groups and situations
October 31, 2023 at 12:31 PM
I have short chapters retelling studies about stupid situations (stupid in traffic, online, with your credit card...) and stupid people (stupid teens, pensioners, bosses, "smart people"...) leading into a more general cognition/psychology part.
So I can use great studies about groups and situations
So I can use great studies about groups and situations
Of course.
Because of high trust and social cohesion, Danes tend to expect a lot of other people implicitly. We don't come out and say things, but when we do, it tends to be straightforward and literal, which sometimes comes off as angry, rude or borderline autistic to foreigners. :-)
Because of high trust and social cohesion, Danes tend to expect a lot of other people implicitly. We don't come out and say things, but when we do, it tends to be straightforward and literal, which sometimes comes off as angry, rude or borderline autistic to foreigners. :-)
October 31, 2023 at 10:00 AM
Of course.
Because of high trust and social cohesion, Danes tend to expect a lot of other people implicitly. We don't come out and say things, but when we do, it tends to be straightforward and literal, which sometimes comes off as angry, rude or borderline autistic to foreigners. :-)
Because of high trust and social cohesion, Danes tend to expect a lot of other people implicitly. We don't come out and say things, but when we do, it tends to be straightforward and literal, which sometimes comes off as angry, rude or borderline autistic to foreigners. :-)
Looking from Denmark, it's not a q of rude alone, but of trust and power distance too. Relations are informal. My students don't see me as a far removed member of a different echelon, and are encouraged to reflect and even question my critique, which makes the "direct" approach softer in reality
October 31, 2023 at 9:18 AM
Looking from Denmark, it's not a q of rude alone, but of trust and power distance too. Relations are informal. My students don't see me as a far removed member of a different echelon, and are encouraged to reflect and even question my critique, which makes the "direct" approach softer in reality
haha... jeg vakler lige nu omkring brug af ord som "vi", "du", "mennesker" og "folk"...
October 30, 2023 at 12:47 PM
haha... jeg vakler lige nu omkring brug af ord som "vi", "du", "mennesker" og "folk"...
det må jo prøves :-)
October 30, 2023 at 10:17 AM
det må jo prøves :-)