Discussed our recent paper (and speculated a lot) with an amazing Brian Perkins - tune in On apple: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the… blogtalkradio.com/the-perkins-pl…

I'm into audio now: here's a "podcast" discussion of our recent invariance paper (doi.org/10.1177/089020…) soundcloud.com/maksimrudnev/m… It's generated by AI #NotebookML based on our paper and it's terrifying good, better than many human-made podcasts.

Is intellectual humility always a virtue? Rachel Fraser ⁦Aeon Magazine⁩ aeon.co/essays/why-int…

More important values are more more stable (unlike traits which are more stable in general). Makes sense, as low importance of a value is indifference hence entropy. = Choosing between two options you dislike is less stable vs having a clear preference onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.111…

"General intelligence correlated positively with self-direction, benevolence, and universalism, and negatively with security, tradition, and conformity. Crystallized intelligence correlated more strongly with values than did fluid intelligence." journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.117…

I'd like to follow people who post rarely but only important things. Where do I find them?

In light of recent events, I would like to remind you of this classic tumblr.com/daronacemogluf…

New Study🔔Measurement invariance alert! Ron Fischer & Maksim Rudnev 🇺🇦 reflect on the broader questions underlying invariance tests and argue they are substantive tools that can help us better understand personality processes across diverse populations. doi.org/10.1177/089020…

Wise individuals serve as a contrast to the unwise; they are the ones we choose to follow, vote for, and strive to become. But what exactly makes up wisdom? Maksim Rudnev 🇺🇦 Igor Grossmann, PhD @igi.bsky.social psyche.co/ideas/wisdom-i…

dynamic SEM with cycles tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

The Wise Judgment Consortium (wiseminds.uwaterloo.ca) introduces Maksim Rudnev 🇺🇦, a quantitative social scientist here at the Wisdom & Culture Lab at University of Waterloo! His work explores human values, their cultural variability, and how they shape social perception across societies. 1/6

Is it right that G*Power does not have open code? If so, how come one of the most used open science tools is a black box itself?

I am afraid that with all this genAI thing we will be facing a big return of the oral exams pretty soon.

'Cause it's just a soul whose intentions are good... oh lord, please don't let MI be misunderstood! Measurement invariance is more than a statistical assumption. Check out our new preprint (with Flo Pargent, Maksim Rudnev 🇺🇦 and David Goretzko)! osf.io/preprints/psya…