turgut keskintürk: our methods for studying political change and stability typically provide group-level estimates, while our theoretical goal is often to understand individual-level processes. Steve Vaisey (@vaiseys.bsky.social) & I ask whether we can go from the former to the latter in panel data: osf.io/rhf4q

our methods for studying political change and stability typically provide group-level estimates, while our theoretical goal is often to understand individual-level processes. Steve Vaisey (@vaiseys.bsky.social) & I ask whether we can go from the former to the latter in panel data: osf.io/rhf4q

I need to read the full paper, but damn those figures are beautiful.

thanks, Paul! really appreciate it.

Nice!

thanks!

it'd be cool to also see the code for all this!

it's fully available here! github.com/tkeskinturk/...

GitHub - tkeskinturk/simulating_change: R scripts for replicating "Promises & Pitfalls of Panel Data for Understanding Individual Belief Change"github.com R scripts for replicating "Promises & Pitfalls of Panel Data for Understanding Individual Belief Change" - tkeskinturk/simulating_change

aha, apparently I uploaded the PDF w/o knitting it again (the link was supposed to be available in a footnote lol). thanks for making me aware of this! updating the arxiv PDF right away.

🙏🫡

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