I'm a researcher of personality, recruitment and selection, and industrial/organisational psychology based at the Future of Work Institute at Curtin University.
Perth, Western Australia
Joined February 2015
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Patrick Dunlop retweeted
Western Australians - have you experienced a #disaster in the past three years? Would you like to help develop a new wellbeing initiative for young people?
Join us for an interview to chat about your experiences! Please see details below.
@woolworths, your self-checkouts are out of control and becoming unusable. The last few times we've used self-checkout, we've had to have a team member intervene at least twice, sometimes three times. (1/7)
Exhibit 4: [scans mushrooms placed into a plastic bag because there were no paper bags]
[AI doesn't recognise the item as mushrooms, obviously customer must be stealing something]
[wait for staff member to 'check our bags']
(6/7)
Patrick Dunlop retweeted
What a seriously amazing place to meet for #ACPID22. Very special. Thanks again to our host @EvitaMarch and everyone who makes @ACPIDCongress such a thoughtful, curious, and fun community.
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Australia does not have a national postdoc scheme. @arc_gov_au Aust Postdoc Fellowship (APD) ended in 2011. DECRA replaced it, but few recent PhDs apply. APD was for PhDs < 3 yrs exp. 110 grants for 3 yrs. ARC also targeted 15% Discovery $ to "ECR-only" projects (< 5 yrs PhD) 1/n
Patrick Dunlop retweeted
New article on overclaiming in children by @BenjaminGoecke, me, Ingo Zettler, Stefan Schipolowski, Jessika Golle, and Oliver Wilhelm
First 50 copies are free!
The Nomological Net of Knowledge, Self-Reported Knowledge, and Overclaiming in Children tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Why is this okay? As in why do we continue to request forecasts from groups/inds that keep getting things wrong? Why don't we either find another forecaster or accept that forecasting is futile and give it up?
Faulty conclusions like this is what can happen when you don't use an appropriate DAG. The science has clearly shown that COVID was caused by the decline in Melbourne CBD traffic, which caused the increase in bike paths.
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Education Minister Jason Clare has released the terms of reference for the broadest review of higher education since 2008.
This will likely mean "the most significant changes to Australian higher education in a generation", writes @Gwil_C (@UniMelb). bit.ly/3hNA1xk
This paper was a monster, and @JeromyAnglim did an amazing job leading the team!
( @Curtin_FOWI @UWApsych )
Our latest paper has just been published in Psychological Bulletin: "Personality and Intelligence: A Meta-Analysis"
See thread for some interesting findings:
Free PDF: psyarxiv.com/ar6g3/download
Co-authors: @PersonalityPat @wee_r_serena @Sharon_Horwood Joshua Wood, Andrew Marty
