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Sept. 3rd 2020

AMLAP 2020 conference poster presentation: GailBot: An automated system for Jeffersonian transcription. Umair, Mertens, Albert, & de Ruiter

The De Ruiter Human Interaction Lab at Tufts University combines experimental and naturalistic methods to address fundamental questions about language and social interaction.

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Medford, MA 02155

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Account of the Human Interaction Lab at Tufts University, headed by J.P. de Ruiter. Interdisciplinary study of communication: how it works and how it fails.

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VandekerckhoveJ💻💤 J. Vandekerckhove 💻💤 (he/him)@VandekerckhoveJ·
13 Jun

On this topic, I have more than once searched for an R tutorial I could give to Psych freshmen who have never seen code and are iffy on what a file is, but to no avail. If anyone knows of one, please share! https://twitter.com/ConnorBlades/status/1403418540150034434

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My issue with 90% of RStudio tutorials is that the authors severely underestimate how stupid I am. You can’t assume I know shit, okay, explain it to me as if I had never seen a line of code in my entire life.

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19 May

Congratulations to @PsychScience for having @EJWagenmakers as a new member on their board!

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28 Apr

"Your data are falsified by my theory."

Jørgen Jensehaugen@JJensehaugen

What's the best rejection argument you have received from a peer-reviewer?

And by best I mean worst.

Mine is: "This was an interesting article about president Carter, but I would have preferred reading about Nixon"

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28 Apr

If you need any motivation for formulating a clear research question...

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