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@saraannhart @Rick_Frausto I’ve found I can bookmark on mobile but then can’t find them in the web app... I just have “moments”. So the DM tip really helped! Thanks 🙏(and thanks for the writing tips too!)

@SagaThingPod @BarbarianLord @NorthernMyths Speaking of more... Please also do a Gunnhild saga brief!

@OralB @Disney @woolworths I have tried to scan 2 Frozen toothbrush heads into the Disney magic timer app - 1 Anna, 1 Elsa - and neither will scan no matter how many times I try. I’ve tried all tips and it’s a genuine product which we’re not cheap! Can you help?

@micahgallen Barefoot investor... it’s Australian focussed but super simple, straightforward advice that’s worked for us.

If I believed /r/personalfinance the secret is to give half my money to a vanguard ETF and half to a bond index but something tells me one should not take financial advice from the 'brilliant' minds of Reddit...

A bit off topic, but can anyone recommend a good book or two on sensible personal finance and long-term retirement planning/investing?

@Research_Tim Admittedly I only read the buzzfeed article but when it was presented by my lecturer (@psy_farrell) it was definitely made clear that the problem was with the QRPs not the person... a stance I saw again made clear by @jamesheathers.

Now that the Wansink saga has ended (or entered a new phase), I'm looking for feedback/reflection. Do you think that my coverage of it was fair or not (by your definition)? Specifically, the things that *I* said and how I said them. Comments/DM very welcome.

@dingding_peng @melissaekline @siminevazire Native speaker and I think this is about right (after reading the thread so far I think I was starting to doubt I knew their meaning anymore 😂)

I see reactions to my last thread along the lines of “Yes but let’s all try to be nicer” [Another thread, then I’ll shut up about this] 1/8

@jamesheathers @hisotalus Quokka!

@OscarKjell @EikoFried And I’ve found you’re work on the difficulties characterising depression in DSM really interesting, @EikoFried. Made up a big chunk of my last essay!

@OscarKjell @EikoFried Yes! Semantic excel looks really cool. I’m in honours and trying to figure out how to use it on the side with some research I have coming up and would love to see some more examples.

I have the opportunity to easily collect ESM data here, ~10 measurement points per day, ~12 items, for ~3 weeks, in ~80 people. Community sample. Topic should relate to mental health. Does anybody need data for an ongoing project, or has a cool idea? Maybe a replication?

@minzlicht @Dasgupta_Psych There’s also some evidence that the biomechanics of breastfeeding help jaw formation. Can’t remember the source offhand but I could find it.

Corrupted by special interest (baby formula company), US avoids science to stop internat’l breastfeeding resolution nyti.ms/2J0WJuV

@hertzpodcast Yes! I’ve been listening to this and it’s awesome 👏

Another great open science podcast that’s worth checking out! 👇 twitter.com/r2ospodcast/st…

Hey @hertzpodcast just listened to a webinar on @ProjectAiur. Block chain in science could make an interesting pod episode 😊

Thanks @jimcoan and to your FB friend for making your thoughts public. As an undergrad in Perth Oz I am a long way (km & $) from conferences so podcasts and Twitter are my only connection to the open science community. This makes 3 w @blackgoatpod @hertzpodcast

@DepressionLab @TimDalgleish @EikoFried @PsychScience Do you have any good papers for this? As an undergrad we are led to believe some pretty incredulous effect sizes for CBT on say anxiety but then we’re also told all therapies are about the same. I’m a bit confused and interested in LT efficacy not just immediate poststudy 🙏🙏🙏

@TimDalgleish @EikoFried @PsychScience Yes, but with emphasis on the varying, depending on presentation part. E.g., sustained recovery rates are different for spider phobia versus anorexia

@R2OSpodcast @Friesike @MiedemaF Perfect! Thanks so much 🙏

@gstylewa @Friesike @MiedemaF Does this link help? openscience-utrecht.com/r2os-episode-1/

Can the speed of adapting open science practices by researchers be better understood by looking through the prism of a social dilemma? Sascha @Friesike and @MiedemaF explained to us and suggested a few solutions. Listen and judge for yourself. soundcloud.com/utrechtyoungac… #openscience

@RetractionWatch It’s nice to hear a story where the PI has been willing to acknowledge and work with short comings of their original study. Very refreshing 👍

Does the Mediterranean diet prevent heart attacks? NEJM retracts (and replaces) high-profile paper retractionwatch.com/2018/06/13/doe…

@DrRebeccaGordon @deevybee Or it’s 2am... and it is your child...

@deevybee Or it’s 2am.... and you don’t have children.

there is nothing more beautiful than a happy singing child, except when you are stuck on a train one seat away.

@lakens Is she on Twitter? My feed is full of social psychologists doing open science but I’m really interested in clinical research... especially where you might not have access to large samples.

Karina Kedzior de Santis pointing out current problems in the reporting practices in meta-analyses published in clinical psychology. Meta-analyses (throughout psychology!) really need a big quality boost. #ressyn2018