Hudson Golino on identifying redundant items in exploratory graph analysis! #APS24SF

Are you attending Association for Psychological Science APS conference this year? Want to learn more about alternatives to factor models? Do you like Jazz? Join us at 1:30 for our talk

At Association for Psychological Science in San Francisco.

Amazing to see this in print at the Cambridge University Press bookshop! Out now, my new book: Propaganda and Ideology in the Russian-Ukrainian War. Link: cambridge.org/core/books/pro…

Introducing CounseLLMe: A dataset of simulated mental health dialogues for comparing LLMs like Haiku, LLaMAntino and ChatGPT against humans.
#newpreprint by proud CogNosco-ers Edoardo De Duro, Riccardo Improta and myself: osf.io/vhmqs/
400 conversations LLM vs LLM...

The final published version of our paper (Weiqi Chu, Qin Li, MAP): math.ucla.edu/~mason/papers/…

What data do we need to use to infer how opinions update in a mean-field model of opinion dynamics?

'I see matrices everywhere'. Charlottesville, VA.

Another super cool symposium at the Association for Psychological Science conference in San Francisco this week: The past decade has seen a rise in network modeling of psychological data, accompanied by fast developments in the field. This symposium brings together leadings experts in network

Upcoming symposium at the Association for Psychological Science conference in San Francisco: This symposium explores the innovative integration of large language models and network psychometrics, discussing advances in automated item generation, structural quality analysis, and emotion detection and

Very interesting and important new work on network methods in psychology!

Fantastic to see our Misinformation Susceptibility Test (MIST) featured on Morning Joe where NBC News Morgan Radford puts a Gen Z group to the test! How good are you at spotting misinformation?

msnbc.com/morning-joe/wa…

Graduation day! My PhD student, Laura Jamison, was hooded today at UVa. Her PhD dissertation is titled: 'Improving Exploratory Graph Analysis and Network Psychometrics: Community Detection Optimization and Metric Invariance for Cross-Sectional and Intensive Longitudinal Data'

EGA Wizard for GPT-Plus Subscribers:

The IRT Song, another Psychometric Jazz hit dropping in your timeline.

'In the land of stars and stripes, they turned away,

From Rasch's simple truths, they chose a complex way,

Item Response Theory, oh what a tangled dance,

They missed the Rasch measurement advantage,

New article from me:

“Inconsistent multiple testing corrections: The fallacy of using family-based error rates to make inferences about individual hypotheses”

Open access: doi.org/10.1016/j.meti…

EGA Wizard now on ChatGPT.

The EGA Song, a new psychometric jazz hit...

It's Tuesday morning here in the East Coast of the US, which means, IT'S PSYCHOMETRIC JAZZ TIME! Introducing: The Exploratory Graph Analysis Song. Play the song below and sing along, if you will...

(Verse 1)
Hey there, gather 'round, let's talk a tale that's new,
EGA's in