Ed Donnellan retweeted
Sick with latent variable vs. network model debate? We propose a practical alternative measurement model from mixed-effects modeling perspective! Led by @Ed_Donnellan with Satoshi Usami. Published in Psychological Methods.
Thread (1/6) psyarxiv.com/s6erz/
Was a great project to be involved in! Take home: big loud scratches (or exaggerated scratches) may not be referential gestures across all groups of chimpanzees (e.g., beyond Ngogo)! However, they function to regulate grooming interactions at least amongst the Kanyawara chimps...
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Ed Donnellan retweeted
🚀 Coming out in June! From @CambridgeUP with @I_CogliatiDezza & @cpilab, we present a definitive overview of current research on #curiosity, #intrinsicMotivation, and #exploration in #neuroscience, #psychology, & #AI. Preorder/recommend to your librarian
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In October 2019 at the end of a lab meeting in Reading @KouMurayama mentioned that he had an idea for a new quick statistical project and wanted to know if anyone wanted to help...
New method preprint led by @Ed_Donnellan with Satoshi Usami! We proposed a new way of regressing a multi-item scale using mixed-effects model. The model evaluates both item-specific and common effects, and enables generalization to item population(1/4).
psyarxiv.com/s6erz
If finding a new job every 542 working days (or less) that may involve moving cities or countries doesn't sound untenable, may I suggest trying to become an academic? @UCL_UCU
Last post-doc days @UniRdg_Psych with @KouMurayama. We have ongoing projects, but appropriately, one of our papers is now online (rdcu.be/cni6w). Thanks Kou, you are a great mentor! Looking forward to continuing our work while I move back to studying language origins...





