Month: April 2020

Introduktion Nyhedsugen er en metode anvendt inden for journalistikforskningen til systematisk at undersøge journalistisk indhold og procedurer. Nyhedsugen er helt konkret uge 46, der hvert år kan analyseres. Nyhedsugen blev brugt for første gang i bogen Først med det sidste – en nyhedsuge i Danmark (Lund 2000). Valget af uge 46 giver mulighed for at […]

What a time to be alive. The coronavirus pandemic is a global problem and social scientists use this unique opportunity to write novel papers with the novel COVID-19 as the case (or the context of the study). There is not a single day without a new study saying something about either social distancing or the […]

657. Tidymodels: tidy machine learning in R 658. The Seven Key Things You Need To Know About dplyr 1.0.0 659. Introduction to Data Science 660. When Is Anonymous Not Really Anonymous? 661. Empirical Papers for Teaching Causal Inference 662. Why log ratios are useful for tracking COVID-19 663. Effect Sizes and Power for Interactions in […]

I begyndelsen af 2020 havde de færeste nok forestillet sig, at det største emne på den offentlige dagsorden – og i vores daglige liv – ville blive coronavirussen (COVID-19). Min forventning er, at coronavirussen vil øge uligheden i samfundet — økonomisk, socialt, kulturelt og politisk. Dette ikke ved at der bliver gennemført radikale ændringer i […]

In the April issue of Journal of Research in Personality, we (Joseph A. Vitriol, Steven G. Ludeke and I) have an article titled Just as WEIRD? Personality traits and political attitudes among immigrant minorities. Here is the abstract: A large body of literature has examined how personality traits relate to political attitudes and behavior. However, […]