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Andrew Gelman
statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu
2011
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I got one of these letters once and was so irritated that I wrote back to the journal withdrawing my paperoriginal ↗
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Looking at many comparisons may increase the risk of finding something statistically significant by epidemiologists, a population with relatively low multilevel modeling consumptionoriginal ↗
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“Tobin’s analysis here is methodologically old-fashioned in the sense that no attempt is made to provide microfoundations for the postulated adjustment processes”original ↗
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When people meet this guy, can they resist the temptation to ask him what he’s doing for breakfast??original ↗
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Pollster Doug Schoen illustrates a general point: There’s more than one way to present survey resultsoriginal ↗
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