Recent Work
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Returning to In-Person Learning Might be More Complex than Simply Re-Opening Schools for Minority Families
A new study using data collected during the fall of 2020 shows large differences appear by race with 77% of Black and Hispanic parents using fully remote or hybrid learning options for their children, as compared with only 61% of white parents.
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Working Mothers’ Careers, Mental Health Suffer During COVID-19 Pandemic
While the employment shock in the present crisis initially hit both genders, the COVID-19 public health crisis could have a major impact on women, especially on their career trajectories and the well-being of working mothers.
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When Survey Respondents Don’t Pay Attention
We used a trap question to study if respondents were paying attention in a survey. We found that not paying attention was related to personality traits and lower levels of survey effort.
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Surveys and Character Skills: The Information we Reveal Without Even Trying
Measuring effort people put forward on surveys could provide us with information on important character skills related to conscientiousness and diligence.
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