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New Post: Comparing the DSM-5 Dimensional Trait and Triarchic Model Conceptions of Psychopathy: An External Validity Analysis

We can only imagine the number of CCP clandestine operatives there are throughout these American Institutions and large scale enterprise organizations. You know they are scattered throughout all high Tech companies, including all the household names. They are biting at bit looking to steal it all. Corporate Espionage is alive and well, and it amazes me the naïveté of Corporate Leadership not looking to implement these rigid practices, that transcend the basic Cybersecurity protections. There are proprietary methodologies and practices established by Management Consulting firms like BlackOps Partners that can uncover vulnerabilities and exploit weaknesses, including expose the criminality within and throughout your organization. The investment in engaging these Companies pales in comparison, to the cost of the loss due to this corporate espionage.

Super proud of my first PsychScience pre-registered replication report! Interesting read on face perception of in/out-group members and the role of angry emotions, open access available here: With many thanks to Roland Imhoff and Verena Heidrich from Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz.

In my newest video I discuss the latest findings with regards to the incredible phenomenon called Microchimerism https://lnkd.in/eDn7vP5G

New online-first in the Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science: 'Detailing deception: The impact of detail type and amount on perceived statement veracity' - Cash, D. K., Spenard, K. D., Russell, T. D., Pazos, L. A., & Trinka, M. E. "The present studies revealed that more detailed statements are more likely to be believed, regardless of whether the accompanying details are related to the specific event. However, when told that truthtellers are more likely to provide related rather than unrelated details, people found statements with related details to be more believable." https://lnkd.in/gcQXBBf6

Exciting news! Our study on human behaviors during the Welsh Government COVID-19 Test Event Programme has been published in Behavioral Sciences MDPI. This study was one of the first to include a 'true' behavioral measure in understanding human responses to COVID-19, and demonstrates that behavioural observations can add precision and granularity to understanding human behavior in complex real-world contexts. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eCg3uPDW #behaviouralscience #behaviourchange #covid19

Aw man. That actually sucks. It was such an elegant calculation I got to do, but the observation of delta sum = phi(n)/N(n) was faulty. The actual observation is more like delta sum = phi(n)/n. And that's a lot scarier. As it rightfully should be, because a quick consultation of Wikipedia reveals, it's too size complex for what Landau's derivation demanded for the Riemann Hypothesis to be met. But it might actually be easy to show that delta sum is no less size complex that phi(n)/n, meaning that sum is no less size complex than n. I've gotta be careful with that, though. Sliding all of the intermittent marker values, the equispaced points of comparison, over by, say, 1/n, leaves me with a size complexity addition of n, given the size complexity of N(n). If I were going to slide them over a little, I might want to go for something on the order of 1/n^2. That in theory can't net affect the sum by a size complexity of more than 1, I believe. Kinda cool.

From the Causes and Uncertainty: Rethinking Value in Expectation (CURVE) Sequence: RP researcher @DavidRhysBern examined how uncertainty increases over time and estimated a model of how a Bayesian would interpret increasingly uncertain forecasts: https://bit.ly/3tTtoQo

#article Xu, J.; Jordan, M.J.; Chavda, S.; Turner, A.; Bishop, C. Test–Retest Reliability of the Magnitude and Direction of Asymmetry in the Countermovement Jump, Drop Jump, and Countermovement Rebound Jump. Symmetry 2023, 15, 1960. https://lnkd.in/gwqAkEEg 📑 Free full text: https://lnkd.in/gUrmgU-C 💡 Keywords: kinetic analysis; interlimb differences; reliability; limb dominance #kinetic #interlimb #limb

Title - Correlation Between Sit to Stand and Fall Among Stroke Individuals Journal - INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND ANALYTICAL REVIEWS ( IJRAR ) Link - https://lnkd.in/dnYDGdB3