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New paper published: Does Mother’s Involvement Matter for The Cognitive Development of Interracial Children? Testing the Race of the Mother Hypothesis. By Meng Hu openpsych.net/paper/68
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New study published: Genetic ancestry and social race are nearly interchangeable By @KirkegaardEmil openpsych.net/paper/65/
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New paper published An examination of the openpsychometrics.org vocabulary test By Emil Kirkegaard @KirkegaardEmil openpsych.net/paper/62/
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New study out by Davide Piffer (@DavidePiffer) Divergent selection on height and cognitive ability: evidence from Fst and polygenic scores openpsych.net/paper/59/
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Editorial: A Response to Criticisms of the OpenPsych Journals written by 9 members of the editorial board. openpsych.net/paper/57
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New paper out by Noah Carl: The Political Attitudes of British Academics openpsych.net/paper/56
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What predicts election outcomes at the US state level? New paper out from Bryan Pesta. openpsych.net/paper/54
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Net fiscal contributions of immigrant groups in Denmark and Finland are highly predictable openpsych.net/paper/53 by @KirkegaardEmil
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Noah Carl has a new study out about what predicts terrorism across countries. openpsych.net/paper/52
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Cognitive ability and political preferences in Denmark. openpsych.net/paper/51 by @KirkegaardEmil & @Julius_d_b
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Country of origin and use of social benefits: A large, preregistered study of stereotype accuracy in Denmark. openpsych.net/paper/49
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Some new methods for exploratory factor analysis of socioeconomic data openpsych.net/paper/47
Improved front design by @ONordbjerg. Also with HTTPS! :) openpsych.net/ It's starting to look fairly professional.
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