🆕 New pre-print! osf.io/preprints/ps... Are you satisfied with your life because you are satisfied with your friends, health, job, etc.? Or is it actually the other way around: are some people generally satisfied with their life and, because of this, satisfied with their friends, health, job, etc.?

⚠️ This BGA has turned out to be exceptionally popular with unprecedented numbers of submissions and people wanting to attend. We are now holding a waiting list for non-speakers (this includes symposia Chairs and Discussants) who have not yet registered.

New pre-print! 🎉 osf.io/preprints/ps... Leveraging rich longitudinal Netherlands Twin Register data, we tested whether we could boost wellbeing prediction by incorporating features that capture trends over time. Massive project led by the talented @daveleitritz.bsky.social. See his 🧵for a summary!

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Last week, the very first research paper where I am first author came out as preprint!🥳I investigated how combining longitudinal data on childhood psychopathology and polygenic scores in machine learning models predicts adult quality of life. osf.io/preprints/ps....

Blog post: A Missing Heritability Update. Three legs and other problems. I follow up on the recent excellent post on the subject by @sashagusevposts.bsky.social. ericturkheimer.substack.com/p/missing-he...

Missing Heritability Revisited

Following up on Sasha

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New blog post: The New Eugenics Companies (Oops, I meant to say generational health and embryo selection)

The New Eugenics Companies

Oops, I meant to say generational health and embryo selection

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For the love of god put the sample size in the abstract

We have a new preprint: this work is especially dear to my heart, as it results from the data collection pipeline we established at the Netherlands Twin Register, which enabled us to collect Facebook posts and likes (paid for with plenty of blood, sweat, and tears...) osf.io/preprints/ps...

Help! I recently came across a paper on regression in a structural equation modeling framework where the authors argued that results should be contextualized by assuming different levels of (un)reliability of the variables (or something along those lines). Now I can't find it anymore! Anyone?

NTR BioPsy is now active on BlueSky! Follow us for updates on scientific output from the Netherlands Twin Register and VU Biological Psychology department. Also follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/nede...

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Nederlands Tweelingen Register/BioPsy | 125 followers on LinkedIn. The Netherlands Twin Register is part of the Biological Psychology of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU). Our research aims to exa...

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Thanks for the honor @behaviorgenetic.bsky.social !

Behavior Genetics Association@behaviorgenetic.bsky.social · 2y ago

Congrats to Dirk Pelt, Inga Schwabe, Meike Bartels for winning the 2023 Editors’ Choice Award in Behavior Genetics! 🏆 Check out their paper, 'Bias in Gene-by-Environment Interaction Effects with Sum Scores: An Application to Well-being Phenotypes,' here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...