@joshuafoust exactly! It's actually even easier than that for the paper I'm reviewing, since the bibliography is in alphabetical order and the "authors" appear whatever alphabet their names start with 😂
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@nic oh wow....that's so silly 😩
@jonathanhorowi1 yeah!! and now I don't know whether I should recommend certain cites to the authors, in case those papers ARE by the authors! 😂
Reviewing a paper and keep seeing citations like "Authors, 2019". I don't really get it. Do some journals ask authors to redact their names when self-citing? I feel like this gives reviewers info they don't need (e.g. the authors have published A LOT on the topic). Thoughts? 🤔
pengzell.bsky.socialOut today in Nature Human Behaviour: "A systematic review and meta-analysis of the evidence on learning during the COVID-19 pandemic" with @betthaeuser and Anders Bach-Mortensen https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-022-01506-4
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the evidence on learning during the COVID-19 pandemic - Nature Human Behaviour
This meta-analysis of 42 studies finds that learning progress has slowed during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, particularly among children from low socio-economic backgrounds and in poorer countries. Reported learning deficits were larger in maths than in reading.
Fun fact: Donna from That '70s Show was covered in NLSY79, and Leia from That '90s Show was covered in NLSY79 Child and Young Adult sample.
📺, meet multigenerational longitudinal studies 😎
(this was a fun fact...right? 😂)
Happy Lunar New Year 🐰! I made dumplings and cut window flowers again - hope they'll bring a smile to neighbors walking by!
When I was a teenager in Shanghai / Hong Kong I almost never did any of these things. Now I'm very committed to having them as annual traditions 🤣
When I was a teenager in Shanghai / Hong Kong I almost never did any of these things. Now I'm very committed to having them as annual traditions 🤣
Austin Kocher, PhD 🌎I originally published this blog post in 2020 of my favorite immigration books for that year, but I think these hold up very well three years later as some of the best books you can read on immigration.
https://austinkocher.com/blog/2020/8/23/7-books-that-will-help-you-understand-immigration-in-2020
@per Thank you for being a panelist!! Looking forward to it 😄