Rich May
@richiemay.bsky.social
Lecturer/researcher • learning • language •statistics • n of 1 • time series• no merch table or magic beans • Bristol, UK
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The takeaway: Turn-taking isn't a single, monolithic trait that reflects social competence. It’s a multicomponential skill that emerges from the interplay of individual differences, moment-to-moment predictions, and interpersonal adjustments—all shaped by social context. 8/
October 15, 2025 at 9:28 AM
The takeaway: Turn-taking isn't a single, monolithic trait that reflects social competence. It’s a multicomponential skill that emerges from the interplay of individual differences, moment-to-moment predictions, and interpersonal adjustments—all shaped by social context. 8/
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It's bonkers that in academic science we spend hours obsessing over the wording of a paper, but often only one person has seen the code that produced the results! 2/N
April 16, 2025 at 1:23 PM
It's bonkers that in academic science we spend hours obsessing over the wording of a paper, but often only one person has seen the code that produced the results! 2/N
This ‘in the works’ book on github from @solomonkurz.bsky.social is brilliant.
Both an outstanding resource for learning GLMM but also contains links to Psych-relevant data sets for all manner of research designs
github.com/ASKurz/Exper...
Both an outstanding resource for learning GLMM but also contains links to Psych-relevant data sets for all manner of research designs
github.com/ASKurz/Exper...
Experimental-design-and-the-GLMM/sketches at main · ASKurz/Experimental-design-and-the-GLMM
Contribute to ASKurz/Experimental-design-and-the-GLMM development by creating an account on GitHub.
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February 10, 2025 at 11:45 AM
This ‘in the works’ book on github from @solomonkurz.bsky.social is brilliant.
Both an outstanding resource for learning GLMM but also contains links to Psych-relevant data sets for all manner of research designs
github.com/ASKurz/Exper...
Both an outstanding resource for learning GLMM but also contains links to Psych-relevant data sets for all manner of research designs
github.com/ASKurz/Exper...
Reposted by Rich May
Also, a reminder that the average effect measured in a population study usually has little predictive value if looking at individual health outcomes: kucharski.substack.com/p/the-popula...
The popularity of the average
Or why ‘personalised’ health companies sell everyone the same branded product
kucharski.substack.com
December 20, 2024 at 11:22 AM
Also, a reminder that the average effect measured in a population study usually has little predictive value if looking at individual health outcomes: kucharski.substack.com/p/the-popula...