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PERSOC featured by P: The Online Newsletter for Personality Science (01.07.2010)

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A closer look at first sight (25.06.2010)

New paper in press uses a combination of the lens model and the social relations model to explain the effects of personality on interpersonal attraction at zero acquaintance (more…)

“SRM for dummies” – a new easy to read introduction to the Social Relations Model, now in press (16.06.2010)

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TripleR is a "Google Summer of Code" 2010 project!(03.05.2010)

Google sponsors each summer about 1000 open source software projects (the "Google Summer of Code", GSoC). Students can apply for a funded project within an open source organization - Last week, TripleR, the R package for round robin analyses, received one of the coveted GSoC 2010 slots (along with 4 other great R projects)!

Felix Schönbrodt (as the applying student) and Stefan Schmukle (as the project's mentor) now will start to extend and optimize the package. Major milestones are:

  • A thorough documentation
  • Handling of missing values + a documentation of the approach
  • Adding of multiple group support
  • First functions for handling full block designs

You can follow the development and post bugs on R-Forge. If you're interested in using the package, feel free to contact the authors, e.g. felix@nicebread.de

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Working on handling of missing values in round robin designs (21.09.2009)

We are currently working on adjusting the formulas for round robin analyses in TripleR for the presence of missing values. First simulation studies show very promising results; a TripleR version capable of handling missing values will be released next month on R-Forge.

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Dr. Jenny Wagner Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Interest

  • Affective self-regulation
  • Family relationships
  • Dyadic data analyses
  • Personality development
  • Relationship development