
Lee Jussim Ph. D.
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Writer at Unsafe Science
Academic piracy here. Social science: https://t.co/UVO9nXNgf0 Substack: https://t.co/8nVjj0Qu6N Nothing here represents Rutgers.
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2 weeks ago |
aei.org | Robert Maranto |Sally Satel |Catherine Salmon |Lee Jussim Ph. D.
The Free Inquiry Papers: How to Bring Back Free Inquiry Key PointsFree inquiry is essential for democracy, science, and individual justice. Free inquiry in the United States is under threat. Today’s taboos are developed and enforced not by outsiders but students, professors, and bureaucracies within higher education. Rapid, ongoing changes in higher education bear close examination with regard to their influence on free inquiry in academia.
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Dec 18, 2024 |
thespectator.com | Pamela Paresky |Lee Jussim Ph. D.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion bureaucracies and programs have become ubiquitous in the corporate and educational sectors. More than half of American employees have DEI meetings or training events at work, at a cost of an estimated $8 billion annually. These initiatives are championed as tools to reduce bias and discrimination, build inclusive and empathetic environments — and redress systemic racism, Yet the effectiveness of such trainings has rarely been rigorously and systematically evaluated.
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Nov 22, 2024 |
unsafescience.substack.com | Lee Jussim Ph. D.
Longstanding and attentive subscribers have probably gotten used to me debunking woke nonsense masquerading as science. And lord knows there is plenty of that. But the woke are not always wrong. This essay is based on ideas developed in two of my team’s published papers (here and here). That second paper is mostly my usual fare, including scientific critiques of research on implicit bias, microaggressions and stereotype threat.
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Sep 1, 2024 |
post-gazette.com | Lawrence M. Eppard |Jacob Mackey |Lee Jussim Ph. D.
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Apr 22, 2024 |
journals.sagepub.com | Lee Jussim Ph. D.
This article is part of a collection of articles related to the December 2022 APS Vote of No Confidence in the Editor-in-Chief of Perspectives on Psychological Science. Please see the editorial [https://doi.org/10.1177/17456916241246556] in this issue for further details on the collection. Of course, there was the time he sold him a horse, and delivered a mule. —“Tradition,” from the Broadway production of Fiddler on the RoofThe Oxford Languages Dictionary provides two definitions of diversity:1.
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Sad but jives w/my experience.

“I think that…most researchers think of statistical tests as a kind of annoying paperwork, a set of forms they need to fill out in order to get their work published… They feel they already know the truth…so then they find whatever p-values are necessary to satisfy the https://t.co/Md0e0pqTSl

As yet unindicted. At the AEI book launch for our Free Inquiry Papers.

My co-conspirator @PsychRabble https://t.co/AR5jKjwk1t

3 reasons I have not moved to #bluestasi: 1. I know of no one in academia who has been targeted by a social media outrage mob seeking punishment/ostractism since Musk took over X. 2. I suspect most of the most extreme leftists, for whom morality-enforcement, language policing,