Julia M. Rohrer

I’m just from very close to the border, so I was the only one in my doctoral program who could understand the Zurich fellows when they were talking among themselves.

That would be the ultimate reveal, wouldn’t it

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wtf this changes everything

(just not sure what precisely)

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Oh it’s a fun idea to look at that item! The idea wouldn’t have occurred to me (like it’s used in a different literature than the big five usually), but it makes perfect sense to take this as a relevant indicator.

😂 omg it never occurred to me one could read it in that manner

Table of afterschool care costs in Leipzig. Most expensive option is 6 hours per day, 35 per week at 75,15€ per month for the first child

Here are the monthly Leipzig afterschool care fees (which may also include early mornings iirc)

Wow, that’s crazy! I had no idea

😮‍💨

I wouldn’t be surprised if the pandemic profoundly affected young people! I just don’t know how convincing I’d consider personality reports as evidence. And I’m saying that as a personality psychologist 🙈

Whatever it is that is on the Y-axis

What really irks me tho is the effect metric (what’s going on with that) and the lack of confidence intervals (understandable omission for this type of figure).

So I think change over time can be really hard — you have to assume that the items work the same over time (measurement invariance), and also that you’re not capturing change in something else (pandemic stress, changing attitudes towards work).>

Screenshot of the BFI 2 questionnaire

Yes, I think it’s extremely important to keep in mind that it’s really just sums over items like these (not sure what the study actually used, possibly the predecessors questionnaire).>

Woah but also people do in fact often raise that argument against subsidized childcare 😭

I’d almost added to the original message “Berliners you be quiet” 😂

For a second I had forgotten you were in the UK lolsob

It’s okay we need more kids

Oh that’s super cool, thanks for sharing!!!

Going to go write a James Brown style tune called Who Cares about Shared Variance (If it Ain't Causal)

Apologies to you as well 💕

With apologies to the authors.

Woah, these are super pretty! I'm very impressed!!!

I asked whether he'd want to try it but he said he just wants to look at it.

This reminds me -- yesterday, the 3yo stared at some greenish murky paint water in a glass on the table and then asked: "Mom, can you make yourself a matcha latte again sometime?"

Indeed. Respectful care also means 1. Treating mother well-being as a priority, in general and especially in the immediate postpartum. Stop normalizing extreme sleep deprivation. Treat mother sleep as a top priority.

Push Back: Guilt in the Age of Natural Parenting A Harvard-trained obstetrician-gynecologist, prominent …

I might have read too many books during pregnancy, but one I quite enjoyed for it's take was Amy Tuteur's "Push Back: Guilt in the Age of Natural Parenting" since it was going against the relentless noise of attachement parenting:
www.goodreads.com/book/show/25...