Justin Wiegand Blog Scholarship | Recording
Announcing several publications on worker interests and job fit: Misfit Matters: A Re-Examination of Interest Fit and Job Satisfaction. Justin Wiegand, Fritz Drasgow, and James Rounds. Journal of Vocational Behavior. Published under an open access license (i.e., free to all!), this paper addresses the disconnect between vocational interest researchers long...
Released my first (probably only:) personal album on Spotify and other major streaming services. Six songs written in my 20s… so, the 20s EP (to be fair, a couple were recorded or modified in my 30s:) Recording locations include Normal, IL, Baton Rouge, LA, and Champaign, IL. Writing locations include...
To interested parties of Cory Kind and my Master Tutorial at SIOP this year, “Advanced Uses of Mechanical Turk for Data Collection”, please find our slide pack and R code here. Happy Turking friends!
I’d like to share a solution for collecting linked/dyadic data from a simple online survey. The following instruction is specific to the open-source LimeSurvey application, but could be used as a template for expansion to other survey platforms. Notably, LimeSurvey is free. First things first, you’ll need generate and save...
Do you collect occupation or job titles and recode to O*NET? If you do, you know the process is tedious and time-consuming. Multiple raters should be used and even in the best cases, unnecessary error is added by the re-coding process. In an effort to let survey respondents decide on...
Mariner’s Kept EP received a review from Solid Ground Reviews. Check it out here.
I’m excited announce the newest release from the Studio, “Kept,” a four song EP by the Mariners. “Kept” was recorded and produced by the Mariners and mixed and mastered at Sound Foundry Studio. You can read up on the album, stream it, and download it (for free or a tip) on...
For those at SIOP and interested, I’ll be presenting “A Three-Dimensional Examination of Misfit Asymmetry for Interests and Job Satisfaction.” The presentation includes an introduction to a new response surface method (“Response Surface Sampling Methodology”) that is well suited to cross-validation and accounts for areas of misfit. Session details are below. Hope to see...
I’m pleased to announce the newest release from the Studio, “Soon” by Caleb Plattner. “Soon” was arranged by Caleb and mixed and mastered at Sound Foundry Studio. It’s a very cool concept album, a self-proclaimed “instrumental chronicle reflecting the mood flow of the Bible, compiled in a stylistically varying collection...
Sounds good, right? Bayesian priors allow cross-loadings and residual covariances of SEM’s to vary a small degree (i.e., replace exact zeros with approximate zeros from informative, small-variance priors) and be evaluated (see Asparouhov, Muthén, & Morin, 2015; Muthén, & Asparouhov 2012). The researcher can thereby discover whether 0 cross-loadings likely exist in...
Hats off to all who helped Brandon and I pull off the 2015 New Doctoral Student Consortium–so thankful for everyone’s efforts and input. Pleased to be handing over the reigns to a great group for next year (John Ross, Zhenyu Liao, and Christian Calderon). Also enjoyed our Academy of Management paper...
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