mitchfarrell @mitchfarrell5

Doctoral Candidate (ABD) in Criminology & Criminal Justice with minor in Sociology. Likes/retweets do not necessarily reflect endorsement. Views are my own. Joined April 2019

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Criminology and Criminal Justice Journal @Crim__Justice

4 weeks ago

📢 Call for Papers 📢 We’re looking for original research that pushes boundaries, challenges assumptions, and contributes to key debates in criminology and criminal justice. 🖊️ Submit your work: journals.sagepub.com/home/CRJ #Criminology #CriminalJustice

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EvidenceBase @EvidenceBaseJnl

a month ago

A bit about our journal:

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Anna Ciaunica @annaciaunica.bsky.social @AnnaCiaunica

2 months ago

Feelings Are the Source of Consciousness | Neural Computation | MIT Press direct.mit.edu/neco/article/3…

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Frank Hull 🍥 @frankiethull

2 months ago

A huge win for the R community & kudos to the #tidyverse team! I'm super excited to try purrr 1.1.0 first thing in the morning 😻 tidyverse.org/blog/2025/07/p…

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Steven Pinker @sapinker

2 months ago

Exciting development: fusion is no longer a pipe dream.

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EvidenceBase @EvidenceBaseJnl

2 months ago

Meet our other Associate Editor: David Buil-Gil!

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CrimRxiv @CrimRxiv

2 months ago

Probabilities Over p-Values: A Decision Framework for Evidence-Based Policing dlvr.it/TLZTKH

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Theory and Society (Springer Nature) @Theory_Society

2 months ago

Social scientists today do their work in silos, surrounded only by those who share their assumptions and intuitions. Adversarial collaborations, therefore, may play a key role in stimulating our collective creativity and scientific innovation. New in Theory and Society:…

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The Lone Criminologist @lonecrim

3 months ago

Yeah. Don't do this. History helps us avoid falling into the same mistakes over and over again. The sooner we distance ourselves from the narcissism of the present the better off we'll be.

Dr. Ashley T. Rubin @ashleytrubin

3 months ago

Yeah. Don't do this. History helps us avoid falling into the same mistakes over and over again. The sooner we distance ourselves from the narcissism of the present the better off we'll be.

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Daniël Lakens @lakens

4 months ago

Finally got around to incorporating all Github feedback on my open access textbook, making around 20 minor improvements, and updating some references. 17 chapters of state of the art stats and methods education, freely available for any course you teach. lakens.github.io/statistical_in…

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Jonathan Brauer @RealJonBrauer

4 months ago

New preprint! Do crime projections = behavior? We test congruence & dynamics using panel (🇧🇩) & cross-sectional (🇷🇸🇧🇦) data. Projections predict, but... doi.org/10.31235/osf.i… #criminology #crime 1/n

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mitchfarrell @mitchfarrell5

6 months ago

Awesome work! Deep thinking about modeling decisions quantitative scholars should care about!

Jonathan Brauer @RealJonBrauer

6 months ago

Awesome work! Deep thinking about modeling decisions quantitative scholars should care about!

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Reluctant Criminologists @reluctantcrim

6 months ago

New Content Alert: We posted Jon's free @iubssrc talk on "Assuming in Public" about DAGs and colliders! It’s about an hour long and mostly accurate. Hey, you get what you pay for. reluctantcriminologists.com/blog-posts/%5B…

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mitchfarrell @mitchfarrell5

7 months ago

Looks like an awesome opportunity for someone. Some of the best theoreticians in the field IMO!

Beth Hardie @BethHardie

7 months ago

Looks like an awesome opportunity for someone. Some of the best theoreticians in the field IMO!

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Martin Huber @CausalHuber

7 months ago

Just submitted the final proofs of my new book, Impact Evaluation in Firms and Organizations, set to be published by @mitpress this summer! Compared to my first book, #CausalAnalysis, it’s shorter, less technical, and focused on business applications. Here’s the table of contents

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Jonathan Brauer @RealJonBrauer

7 months ago

Curious about DAGs & how they can help your research? Heard of collider bias but don't know how to avoid it? Register for my free @iubssrc Workshop in Methods talk on Fri, Feb 28: "Assuming in public: Use DAGs to improve transparency and causal estimation" events.iu.edu/ssrc/event/178…

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Daniël Lakens @lakens

7 months ago

Although some researchers manage to perfectly adhere to preregistrations, it is common to need to deviate. Not all deviations are consequential, but some are, and it is important to evaluate the impact of deviations on the severity of a test. online.ucpress.edu/collabra/artic…

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Gabriel Hetland @GabrielHetland

7 months ago

For those unaware Burawoy’s personal website (linked in second comment) is a treasure trove of his writings. All or nearly all his books and articles are freely and fully available there. 1/3

Gabriel Hetland @GabrielHetland

7 months ago

For those unaware Burawoy’s personal website (linked in second comment) is a treasure trove of his writings. All or nearly all his books and articles are freely and fully available there. 1/3

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Dan McNeish @dmcneish18

7 months ago

This paper on intensive longitudinal reliability by @SeCastroAl & @bringmann_laura is one of the best I've read in a while -- the review so was thorough, the code was fantastic, and it answered every question I had about IL reliability. Def check it out! osf.io/preprints/psya…