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Comment #41696728
Thanks for the info - curious to look at these trials and see if there are sustained long term positive outcomes on the PANSS or these are just safety /tolerability studies.
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Comment #41692983
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014067362... Here is the drug trial results for EMERGENT-2 which was one of the two phase-3 trials that lead to the approval. I t…
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Comment #41572453
Taking another perspective here, is suicidaility an individual problem or a social one?
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Comment #40440946
Maybe someone can provide a better understanding, I'm a clinical psych doctoral student, but this is outside my area of research + methods. On very quick review, it looks like ther…
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Comment #32559615
2nd year clinical psychology doctoral student, have an “ADHD” diagnosis since high school, it’s also an area of academic interest. In my very humble opinion, the diagnostic categor…
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Comment #32104306
This article is nuts and the citations of "compelling studies" are by the authors themselves AND pre-print without peer review... Even at first pass, the following statement is bon…
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Comment #31005958
I think this is a good move – the cloning UX experience was a nightmare. I've moved many shared files to Team Drives because the language is easier for most of understand. I imagin…
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Comment #30485862
I think I understand now – while I saw the adjustable walk time variables in the JS, I just wasn't sure which station your timer were relative to. Looking at your building location…
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Comment #30485762
I also live in Jersey City and would use this. Which station is this relative to?
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Comment #30138330
This article follows the classic rule: If a question is asked in the headline, the answer is "no"... "There is no evidence that sleep was universally segmented, and there is also l…
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Comment #29855038
This essentially the same argument that Judson Brewer makes using insights from behavioral + buddhist psychology – https://drjud.com/book/ The insight is also to use mindfulness to…
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Comment #29689984
My understanding is that one of the major critiques of statistics, especially its use in psychology, has been the use of models which are derived from the mean. There are inherent …
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Comment #29455618
This pattern is purely a representation of how financially hurt news institutions are. They are desperate to make revenue and the end user experience is sacrificed in the name of k…
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Comment #29362153
Agreed, sample arms were n=11 or 12.
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Comment #22920610
Just wanted to add 2 cents to this comments and the rest of the comments in this thread. Lots of good stuff here on ADHD, trauma-orientation, and emotional management. To build on …
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Comment #22476725
I started using the Cornell Note-taking System: http://lsc.cornell.edu/study-skills/cornell-note-taking-syst... Notes become: - Questions - Notes - Summary
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Comment #22475555
Often it's not dev managers, but a level above who don't prioritize QA engineering because they see it as a cost center and find it difficult to quantify the risk. If it's not lead…
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Comment #20561658
There are some nuggets of wisdom in this article, but I think it's very clouded by a certain perspective. I normally don't comment, but feel that it's important to slice what I fee…
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Comment #19492832
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, that sounds particularly challenging. I've found this book very helpful at facilitating communication and it might be of help: https://www.a…
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Comment #17487449
As a PM, this article is what I would write as sample press coverage I'd like for a product release. Interesting to see that the author is a former PR member of http://my.workflow.…
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Comment #14784419
You know there is whitespace when a user goes and builds your app for you..... Some product managers from PocketCasts should be reading this thread.
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Comment #13639697
+1 - As a product person, being able to quickly spin up click tracking on a feature to measure its stickiness is awesome.