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danbischof.bsky.social • 479 days ago

1/4 of all EPSA submissions ended up in Political Behavior.

Love u all, but that is too much love…

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cdsamii.bsky.social•479 days ago

Curious if they are mostly survey experiment papers.

danbischof.bsky.social•479 days ago

Nope. Actually most classical observational - didn’t count though, my impression.

tabouchadi.bsky.social•478 days ago

Should I maybe not have told everyone „Daniel will make you a really nice panel“?! 😬

danbischof.bsky.social•478 days ago

"Papers on politics I"

mistermenzner.bsky.social•479 days ago

Ups, sorry.

Is it possible to provide numbers by sub-topic? Speaking to colleagues I feel like 'Political Psychology' could deserve its own track, but maybe that's just my bubble...

danbischof.bsky.social•479 days ago

Let's just say that the system is not that flexible. From reading 1/4 of the abstracts by now I think that many CP papers ended up in Behavior. Psychology seems a fairly small group all in all.

swegmann.bsky.social•478 days ago

Interesting observation! From reading about 1/3 of abstracts submitted to CP, I think many behavior and opinion papers ended up in CP.

fgilardi.bsky.social•479 days ago

“The Dan Effect”

sonagolder.bsky.social•479 days ago

Deciding which section to choose was hard! I wonder if fewer people would have put Behavior first if there had been two sections (1st and 2nd preferences) to list. Or at least you'd then have a clearer sense of where the overflow papers might go.

danbischof.bsky.social•479 days ago

Yeah, I feel u. I think the differences across these "sub-disciplines" have never been clear. I never understood it as a student and as a Prof I still do not see clear differences.

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