Jason M.T. Roos

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Jason M.T. Roos

@jmtroos

Assoc Prof of Mktg, RSM Erasmus U • @jmtroos on other sites • 🇪🇺🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇸🇳🇱🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏴‍☠️ • 🪕

Oude Noorden, Rotterdam Se unió Ekim 2009

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·13 Oca

Because The Fonz is a fundamentally magical creature, capable of both mind control and telekinesis, Happy Days could not have “jumped the shark” as a consequence of Fonzie literally jumping over a shark on water skis. In this essay I will

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Dan Schley@DanSchley·7 Eki

The anchoring effect has been one of the most far-reaching phenomena across the behavior sciences with a history spanning 50 years. Have you every been curious what we have learned over these decades? Take a look at our new preprint: psyarxiv.com/teq7k/

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Luca Cascio Rizzo@lucascior·5 Eki

🚨 My New Research in @JofMarketing! What makes some #influencers’ posts more impactful? -High arousal language boosts engagement with micro influencers -but it backfires for macro unless they post with an informative goal or highlight product limitation bitly.ws/WvWd

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·27 Eyl

@HernanBruno1975 Not at the moment… :(

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Hernán A. Bruno {🇦🇷,🇩🇪}@HernanBruno1975·27 Eyl

@jmtroos Do you have an invite code ?

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·27 Eyl

I’ve been over at 🟦 for the past two weeks and I love it. Will probably be posting exclusively over there, not that my posts are anything to look forward to ⤵️

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Hernán A. Bruno {🇦🇷,🇩🇪}@HernanBruno1975·20 Eyl

Plot for a B movie. The year is 2028. There is no sentient AI. But scientists have successfully applied transformer models to speak to Whales and Dolphins, who are, as suspected, highly intelligent. Everyone cheers. BUT [ominous music] 1/n

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Análise Real@analisereal·13 Eyl

This is funny, but it showcases a common misconception of DAGs—the assumptions are the absence of arrows not their presence!

Maarten van Smeden@MaartenvSmeden

Causal inference people be like: I know ALL the arrows in the DAG except the one I am going to investigate in this paper

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·13 Eyl

@Chanman_ECON @PaulaAureo The Schennach papers this is based on (referenced therein) are a bit more straightforward. This paper introduces a slack variable that I found a bit tricky to make work…

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Kosuke Uetake@Chanman_ECON·13 Eyl

@PaulaAureo Thank you, Aureo! I was thinking something like EL, so this looks very interesting.

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Kosuke Uetake@Chanman_ECON·13 Eyl

I'm looking for any recommendations on how to estimate the model parameters defined by moment conditions using Bayesian methods. Any references would be very appreciated!

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Martina Pocchiari@pccmtn·13 Eyl

It's job market season, and I received feedback from JM candidates that they are finding my 2021 "practical guide" still helpful today (and recommended to share it more widely...😇) Here it is: sites.google.com/view/martinapo… Good luck future colleagues, you are amazing!

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Jennifer Doleac@jenniferdoleac·13 Eyl

Dear @stephanygj, please, for all the women and URM scholars in our profession, please ask your son to shut down EJMR/PSR/SJMR.

Spock, Lt. Commander EJMR.exposed@ejmr_exposed

The anonymous hordes of EJMR have mercilessly abused countless people for more than a decade. Today it's time to show who is behind all the villainy. Kirk, the administrator of EJMR, is David Griffith-Jones as first reported by @jessuppi. ejmr.exposed

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·12 Eyl

@JZBerman Did I type which? Can’t see how autocorrect could turn wish into which. Anyway I meant wish.

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·12 Eyl

@JZBerman Which I could vote for both!

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Jonathan Berman@JZBerman·12 Eyl

Think about your most sucessful or enjoyable creative endeavor. Now, think about your own personal style that you bring to that endeavor. Which of the following best describes your relationship to your style: A) I chose my personal style B) My personal style chose me

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Hernán A. Bruno {🇦🇷,🇩🇪}@HernanBruno1975·12 Eyl

Fire ants who survived wrote about this end-of-times event in the fire ant sacred book. Later generations learnt piously about the shiny scalding water of God’s wrath. Many fire ants warn not to take this description literally.

Massimo@Rainmaker1973

An incredible metal structure is made by pouring molten aluminum into a fire ant colony. The resulting cast is huge, weighing 17.9 lbs. and reaching a depth of 18 inches [📹 Anthill Art] twitter.com/satyaagrahindi…

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·12 Eyl

@HernanBruno1975 This is unfair to the Globetrotters, who can actually play basketball

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Hernán A. Bruno {🇦🇷,🇩🇪}@HernanBruno1975·11 Eyl

The Net Promoter Score is the Harlem Globetrotters of customer satisfaction metrics. (whispering : I don't completely dislike it)

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·9 Eyl

@uri_sohn @andre_quentin @annemscheel I had the same thought (I use the same strategy) but I think the advantage of the methods described in the post is that it works when calling an external package’s code, and that code is spawning the threads…?

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Uri Simonsohn@uri_sohn·9 Eyl

@andre_quentin @annemscheel I just set the seed inside the parallel loop as a function of loop number. Like this: set.seed(simk) Isn't that easier?

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Quentin André@andre_quentin·8 Eyl

Very niche tweet: If you are running a parallel simulation (i.e., on multiple cores) in R, and you want it reproducible, setting a seed at the beginning won't do it! This website provides excellent resources on how to make it work: pat-s.me/reproducibilit…

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·9 Eyl

Good unsolicited advice that should be solicited more often

Quentin André@andre_quentin

Some unsolicited advice after attempting to reproduce the results of 25 marketing papers from their OSF: 1. Rename your variables in Qualtrics! There's absolutely no reason why the variables in your dataset should be named Q.1 through Q.93. It is confusing and error prone.

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·9 Eyl

@CFCamerer This is so good

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Colin Camerer@CFCamerer·9 Eyl

Don’t underestimate an Irish lad

C. E. Aubin?@ceaubin

Deeply obsessed with this tiny Irish child’s trolley problem joke

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C. E. Aubin?@ceaubin·8 Eyl

Deeply obsessed with this tiny Irish child’s trolley problem joke

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·7 Eyl

@dggoldst Remove blindfold, grab experimenter’s laptop, run from building

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Dan Goldstein@dggoldst·7 Eyl

You have a choice between two urns to draw a poker chip from, blindfolded. You call the color and if you pick that color you win $. One urn contains an equal number of red and black poker chips. The other urn has red and black poker chips but the proportion is unknown to you.

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·6 Eyl

@benzero @blainecapatch Furloughed Bach

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Jason M.T. Roos@jmtroos·6 Eyl

My bluesky experience so far has been…amazing. The default feed is serving up a mix of “Elon is trash” discourse, pictures of bodega cats, furry art, and @blainecapatch. No blue checks, no ads (so far), and all around good vibes. But it needs more marketing academics…

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