Is a student or colleague of yours approaching Stata for the first time, and in need of a clear, concise, free introduction-from-zero? I was impressed by the quality "Stata Training" by Gaia Gaudenzi of Becker Friedman Institute for Economics —> gaiagaudenzi-lab.github.io/gaiagaudenzi.i…

Today, for the first time ever, I put both kids on the same bus for school. 🥲 Bittersweet…but very sweet nonetheless. “Schooooooooool’s, in, for, Aut-umn!”

Going to #APSA2024? Come check out this great panel Sunday, featuring new work by Mia Costa & myself. In it, we offer a simple way to capture respondent inattentiveness in conjoint experiments & w/o risking post-treatment bias (CC Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️)). Hope to see u there!

Do you teach experiments at all? If so, I've given a talk on survey experiments--specifically, 7 things that undermine them--at a few places and would I'd be happy to talk to your class! Based on a paper of mine at JEPS. 👇 If interested email or DM me! 😁

I discussed how early voting and mail-in ballots could mitigate the impact of bad weather on voter turnout on Election Day during my interview. journalistsresource.org/home/bad-weath…

Ahead of the debate, some fun w/ Stata and election data: An animated graph of presidential margins of victory over the past 100 years. 📉 The closeness of this election is part of a longer trend. (Btw, the twinkling Christmas-light effect was an accident 😆)

Launching a new @stata package: #ternary. The package was introduced yesterday in #Oslo in the Stata North European Conference. The package allows users to plot three variables that add up to a 100 or a 1 in a triangle using Barycentric projection. github.com/asjadnaqvi/sta…