Handbook of Process Tracing Methods
Process tracing
Decision Making
Eye tracking
Flashlight
Mousetracking
WOOP WOOP - here it is - the second edition of our beloved “Handbook of Process Tracing Methods”
Growing up to be old
Decision Making
Process tracing
Some papers have somewhat weird starting points – this one had an awesome starting point – Lake Louise (Canada):
Eye-Tracking with N > 1
Eye tracking
Methods
Open Source
R
Statistics
This is one of the fastest papers I have ever written. It was a great collaboration with Tomás Lejarraga from the Universitat de les Illes Balears. Why was it great? Because it is one of the rare cases (at least in my academic life) where all people involved in a project…
Everything is fucked …
Ego depletion
Replication
Science
Teaching
This syllabus of an (obviously) awesome class has a ton of good reads:
Moving an idea into business
Decision Making
Flashlight
Open Source
Papers
Recently Ryan Murphy and myself realised that a startup here in Berlin features ideas of our 2011 Flashlight paper.
R and the World Cup
R
Statistics
Across the street at the Revolution blog a nice example of using R with data from the cloud (see another post on this topic here) shows us the distribution of fouls during the just finished World Cup in a nice barchart. Even more interesting than the fact that Holland rules this category is the way…
How WEIRD subjects can be overcome … a comment on Henrich et al.
Decision Making
Methods
Science
Joe Henrich publish…
double, triple or even sextuple blind?
Review process
Science
There is an interesting discussion on how the scientific review process should be handled going on at orgtheory.net blog. The point is that the obvious shortcomings in the current review system (the authors know who the editor is (and vice versa), the reviewer knows (or can easily infer)…
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