#Survey

Neil Lewis, Jr.

NeilLewisJr

1/4. I see a lot of consequential decisions about behaviors being made based on data generated from (constructed on-the-fly, non-validated) attitude measures. I don't have the energy to do a

Jeff Guhin

jeffguhin

You see this a lot, and the problem is, ironically, when the training/underlying philosophy of science is too focused on making qual methods look as much like quant as possible.

Ivonne Aldaz

ivonnealdazz

Hot take: brand marketing is severely underrated. Too many brands jump straight into advertising without truly defining their identity — their story — because of fear of falling behind. The

megan squire

MeganSquire0

I was just answering a survey with a question about how "Extremist actors use the internet and social media differently than the average user." Here are 6 ways I have

Danielle Navarro

djnavarro

I often hear it asserted that there is very little opportunity for nuance when discussing transgender topics online. I think that is true, in the sense that there are a

casey briggs

CaseyBriggs

This line about mask usage in Melbourne from a Burnet Institute researchers' opinion piece (https://www.smh.com.au/national/at-a-delicate-stage-how-to-crush-the-threat-of-a-second-covid-wave-in-sydney-20201226-p56q89.html)Looks to be ba

WeNeedDiverseBooks

diversebooks

The @CCBCwisc has released the results of their 2019 survey on diversity in children's books: http://ow.ly/IaRJ50AiAvx We thank them for this invaluable work, note their commitment to adding Arab/Arab Americans in

Office for National Statistics (ONS)

ONS

We've published new data from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, including questions about feelings towards the #COVID vaccine, mass testing, and the future. Findings are from 13 to 17 January

Robert Halfon MP -Working Hard for Harlow-

halfon4harlowMP

1/ My speech this morning: Assessment – time for a re-think? 2/ Whilst exams are important, an age-old system that relies only on written exams signals that what matters exclusively

Pearson In The Wind

LukeLPearson

I was in one of the online meetings to design the new CTG partnership agreement between the Coalition of Peaks and Ken’s National Indigenous Affairs Agency... I got a call

Celeste Suart

suartce

Hi All! I am super stoked to share with you our preprint on how graduate students and postdoctoral fellows (PDFs) in Canada conducting laboratory-based research were impacted by the COVID-19

Derek Lowe

Dereklowe

(1/8) The UK authorities are now trying to spread out the two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine as well, in order to get more people the first shot now. A

dan oancea

dankogaion

Old timers (Chinese & local Indians/FNs) kept #mining the Fraser River for quite a while (until early 1900s) even after the 1860s Gold Rush subsided. Here the mighty Fraser brings

Stefan Kertesz, MD

StefanKertesz

1/Last week we launched CSI:OPIOIDs, our research survey for bereaved families+friends who have lost a person with pain to suicide during a change in opioid prescribing. I want to say

Zara Bain

zaranosaur

Hey @UKRI_News what is this? Why do you want to hear more from us? Will you be compensating us for this labour, which we’ve already done? Will you penalise us

Hrishikesh Pardeshi

hrishiptweets

"I don't know if my employees are working at all remotely""They aren't as productive as in-office""What about water cooler chats & other chance encounters? That's where ideas are born"These &

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