Dr Olly Robertson (@psychollygy) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Olly Robertson

@psychollygy

@UniofOxford Award for Excellence & Good Citizen Award Winner | @RR_Oxford Fellow | Postdoc @OUBrainwaves improving consent methods in mental health research

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Amina Yonis, PhD (@draminayonis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s what Harvard University gives their students to write perfect CVs and cover letters. The document includes examples, action verbs and expert guidance to perfect your resume like Harvard students and graduates 🎓 Access it here: hwpi.harvard.edu/files/ocs/file…

Here’s what <a href="/Harvard/">Harvard University</a> gives their students to write perfect CVs and cover letters.

The document includes examples, action verbs and expert guidance to perfect your resume like Harvard students and graduates 🎓

Access it here: hwpi.harvard.edu/files/ocs/file…
Sarah J Tracy 🏜 (@sarahjtracy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Too many researchers erroneously think that #qualitative data are not useful for generating explanation or understanding causation. A 🧵 Sure, qual data analysis is NOT designed to generate universal laws causally linking together decontextualized independent variables. But...

Emma Soneson (@emma_soneson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The BrainWaves team at University of Oxford is looking to recruit young people aged 16-17 to join an advisory group for our study about #mentalhealth & #wellbeing in adolescence. Please share widely & do pass on to anyone you know who may be interested!

Dr Olly Robertson (@psychollygy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Venya Beck is presenting her research looking at whether there is EEG evidence supporting swearing as a disinhibition mechanism at the SWISCA/CRAP conf Spoiler: null results I am loving the normalisation of sharing null findings, it’s just as important as significant findings!

Venya Beck is presenting her research looking at whether there is EEG evidence supporting swearing as a disinhibition mechanism at the SWISCA/CRAP conf

Spoiler: null results

I am loving the normalisation of sharing null findings, it’s just as important as significant findings!
Dr Olly Robertson (@psychollygy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The world cafe I ran with Richard Stephens at the SWISCA/CRAP conference was a hit! Delegates created art reflecting when swearing has helped them, then they collaboratively analysed the data Lots of new insights into how swearing have positive effects in our daily lives

The world cafe I ran with <a href="/PsychologyRich/">Richard Stephens</a> at the SWISCA/CRAP conference was a hit!

Delegates created art reflecting when swearing has helped them, then they collaboratively analysed the data

Lots of new insights into how swearing have positive effects in our daily lives
Dr Olly Robertson (@psychollygy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I literally clapped when I saw this. Measurement is so important, and the standard in (psychological) swearing research is so poor. Ready for Thomas Rhys Evans @[email protected] guiding light to help us change research culture in this niche area

I literally clapped when I saw this. Measurement is so important, and the standard in (psychological) swearing research is so poor. 

Ready for <a href="/ThomasRhysEvans/">Thomas Rhys Evans @ThomasRhysEvans@mas.to</a> guiding light to help us change research culture in this niche area
Sense about Science (@senseaboutsci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These fantastic MPs and Peers will answer questions from the public at the opening of #EvidenceWeek next week! Join us at 5pm on Mon 3 July for a live discussion about evidence behind important policies on energy, housing, healthcare and more: senseaboutscience.org/evidence-week/… POST (UK Parliament)

These fantastic MPs and Peers will answer questions from the public at the opening of #EvidenceWeek next week!
Join us at 5pm on Mon 3 July for a live discussion about evidence behind important policies on energy, housing, healthcare and more: senseaboutscience.org/evidence-week/… <a href="/POST_UK/">POST (UK Parliament)</a>
Poorvi Iyer (@poorviiyer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For now, solidarity to all those who couldn't make it to #easp2023krk. Reach out to me if you want to be a part of a larger conversation on fixing what has happened here, and generally ensuring that we have a way to hold larger systems accountable.

Vera Maren Straßburger (@vera_strassbu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Please read what Poorvi Iyer has to say! This definitely needs to change, if we dont want to only talk about diversity & inclusion but practice it! #easp2023krk EASP

Eiko Fried (@eikofried) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A lot of reforms in psych science in the last decade have focused on improving statistical practices (and that's great). But, as the many of us who have re-analyzed a lot of data can tell you: statistics really cannot help you much when your measures are problematic or invalid.

A lot of reforms in psych science in the last decade have focused on improving statistical practices (and that's great). But, as the many of us who have re-analyzed a lot of data can tell you: statistics really cannot help you much when your measures are problematic or invalid.
Dr Olly Robertson (@psychollygy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2.5 years ago I joined academia’s most wholesome research group. I am so grateful to have worked with such a vibrant & inspiring team from whom I have learnt so much Today is my final day in the team which is bittersweet. Thank you Cathy Creswell 💙 & TOPIC for everything ❤️🐱❤️

Dr Jamie Adams (@jamieadamsphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We wrote a paper! 🧪 Online research has grown tremendously in recent years, with MILLIONS of participants completing studies. Rather than keep this data hidden away, Gorilla Experiment Builder teamed up with Prolific to find out what we can learn from all those P. bit.ly/3K1iz3U

We wrote a paper! 🧪

Online research has grown tremendously in recent years, with MILLIONS of participants completing studies. 

Rather than keep this data hidden away, <a href="/GorillaPsyc/">Gorilla Experiment Builder</a> teamed up with <a href="/Prolific/">Prolific</a> to find out what we can learn from all those P.

bit.ly/3K1iz3U
Emma Soneson (@emma_soneson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Looking for papers on issues related to - trust - autonomy - anonymity - confidentiality - barriers/facilitators wrt participation in (mental) health #research with #children and #youngpeople. Please send us your favs! Mina Fazel Dr Olly Robertson Holly Bear Professor John Gallacher

Dr James Pickles (@readitpickles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is my meal for tonight because all I can afford is donated potatoes and a tin of beans since University of Brighton stole 100% of my wages for not marking 3 dissertations. This is how lecturers are treated here, which UCU Brighton UCU are trying to change. Help Jack Monroe

This is my meal for tonight because all I can afford is donated potatoes and a tin of beans since <a href="/uniofbrighton/">University of Brighton</a> stole 100% of my wages for not marking 3 dissertations. This is how lecturers are treated here, which <a href="/ucu/">UCU</a> <a href="/BrightonUCU/">Brighton UCU</a> are trying to change. Help <a href="/BootstrapCook/">Jack Monroe</a>
Professor Sue Sherman (@suesherman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on my NIHR funded project on #physicaldisability and #cervicalscreening. Details are available here: ce0639li.webitrent.com/ce0639li_webre… NB Agile working is available for this post, so candidates may not need to relocate. Pls RT

Emma Soneson (@emma_soneson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The time is ripe to increase our focus on #publichealth approaches in youth #mentalhealth. Thanks Mina Fazel for this great summary of many (many) months of thinking, reading & writing about this crucial topic! Out now (OA) in Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.1…