@marcuscrede.bsky.social - Marcus Crede

18 Aug 2026 17:55 +0000

You know you're getting old when there is a >700 point difference between your bullet chess rating and your rapid chess rating.

14 Aug 2026 15:31 +0000

That certainly qualifies as a "significant methodological error". I'd even wager that p<.01. [contains quote post or other embedded content]

05 Aug 2026 18:42 +0000

Without peeking how many articles do you think were published in 2014 by the Journal of Business Ethics?

27 Jul 2026 17:48 +0000

Yesterday, the dew point in Ames, Iowa was 86F (30C), and today is not much better. It is hard to overstate just how awful and dangerous this is. I'm a relatively fit guy but after even 5 minutes outside I was feeling dizzy and nauseous. #Climatechange+cornsweat

25 Jul 2026 21:38 +0000

Please stop referring to yourself as a "quantitative psychologist" if you don't understand what odds ratios are.

24 Jul 2026 18:37 +0000

Once again convinced that 50% of psychology "researchers" decide on the story that they want to tell first and then shoehorn their analysis and literature review to fit this narrative. Another 40% decide on the story after they've run all analyses that their data allows them to.

17 Jul 2026 01:47 +0000

This paper was retracted in 2014 but has been cited almost 1000 times since then.

15 Jul 2026 03:17 +0000

Aaargh!!!! Another journal decides that it is entirely uninteresting that we are able to show that almost all of the conclusions in a recent, award-winning, and high profile article are incorrect because of staggeringly sloppy work.

13 Jul 2026 23:38 +0000

Overheard at the art supply store today. Person 1: "Oh look, they have 18 x 24 canvases." Person 2: "Yeah, but I'm looking for a 24 x 18 canvas". Person 1: "Oh right. Sorry." Person 1 replaces the canvas they had picked up and they both wander off looking disappointed.