Don Moore
@donandrewmoore
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Decision researcher at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. Only sometimes overconfident.
Berkeley, CA
Joined May 2010
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I'm in the middle of this audiobook, and loving it. Highly recommended!
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Applications are open for the Ph.D. program in Management of Organizations at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business:
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Stay skeptical, people.
The 2024 presidential campaign so far has been full of unexpected plot twists—and there’s still 12 weeks to go before the general election. 🗳️ Professor @donandrewmoore and his former student Aditya Kotak give the 101 on polling accuracy. #BerkeleyHaas
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@Sakiera_Hudson Oh no! So sorry. These new variants really are getting lots of people. Here's hoping the symptoms aren't too bad and you recover quickly. In my last bout, I was testing positive for like 2 weeks 😷
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@lakens I don't think I have ever seen a prereg that is perfectly binding, even when I have preregistered every detail I can think of, including the survey and all the analysis code.
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On December 8th, our Berkeley journal club read a paper claiming that thoughts of God increased algorithm appreciation. Today, @PNASNews published our attempts to replicate those results. Spoiler alert: we fail to replicate the original claims
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Okay, this is awesome. Thank you, @william_h_ryan, for making it so easy to back up my Qualtrics surveys and data!
I wrote a small script for backing up all your Qualtrics surveys (.qsf files + data) locally using their API, and figured it might be helpful for someone else. It could definitely be improved, but it worked for me as a way to have a backup just in case:
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RT @SJDM_Tweets: The Society for Judgment and Decision Making is pleased to announce that the latest newsletter is ready for download: htt…
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In 1878, William James wrote about the power of positive visualization. He imagined having to make a “bold dangerous leap.” James describes two possible outcomes. In the first, he believes in himself. The confident James he jumps, and he makes it.
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RT @ambarlaforgia: Thanks for the cool video @BerkeleyHaas!! I’m gearing up to teach Leading People for the third time in just a few weeks…
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