David A. Ellis
@davidaellis
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Professor of Behavioural Science @UniofBath. Interests = people + technology. ‘Failed upwards’, according to Paul Foot (one of the world's comedians).
Bath, England
Joined January 2009
La « digital detox », nouveau symbole hypocrite de la réussite https://t.co/pq6oKQAmIn via @LeHuffPost
huffingtonpost.fr
La détox numérique promet de vous rendre votre liberté et d’améliorer votre santé mentale en vous forçant à stopper le scroll infini. Est-ce trop beau pour être vrai ?
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There will also be opportunities to work across our current suite of grants and research centres, including the Centre for Healthcare Innovation and Improvement and the Bath Institute for Digital Security and Behaviour.
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We are keen to recruit a researcher with expertise in digital health (i.e., health, psychology, human-computer interaction, human factors, computer science, or a cognate discipline) to primarily support Bath’s contribution to LEAP’s Skills and Knowledge Programme.
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Born out of the challenges we faced when trying to collect data for an empirical study on groups, it was expertly lead by Lukas Mayer and @Dessi_Bocheva with @jo_hinds, @liv_brown20 and @lukaszpiwek
link.springer.com
Behavior Research Methods - Across disciplines, research often relies on groups of people to participate in experiments or attend events at the same time. Typically, researchers try to maximize...
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'Optimeet: A computational tool to enhance participant attendance in group research' In this paper we discuss the challenges of conducting group based research and provide a practical, web-based tool that can enhance the recruitment of groups for experimental research.
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See also, the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ)
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Behavior Research Methods - A growing number of self-report measures aim to define interactions with social media in a pathological behavior framework, often using terminology focused on...
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An interesting paper that reminds us that psychometric standards in psychology are often not up to the task.
journals.sagepub.com
Research on interpersonal relationships frequently relies on accurate self-reporting across various relationship facets (e.g., conflict, trust, appreciation). Y...
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I proudly held my C.Psychol status for exactly one year after my PhD—during which time nobody asked about it, cared about it, or even knew what those letters meant. A friend once described it as a VIP pass to a club that doesn’t exist. https://t.co/fdipubUXd4
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The guidance seeks to support members to present their qualifications and expertise correctly and with confidence.
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The term 'Chartered Psychologist' is now legally protected, which will finally put a stop to the rampant epidemic of people pretending to be chartered psychologists at dinner parties.
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We are at the British Science Festival @BritSciAssoc today in Liverpool (Kazimier Garden - Kaz Garden). https://t.co/0yfDw52RFN Come and say hello if you are about - mega busy tho! with @lukaszpiwek @LEAP_Hub
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Another day, another 'Data available on request' request meets the same fate as my childhood letters to the Tooth Fairy. Why not = 'Data available on request (terms and conditions apply: must sacrifice first-born child, solve world hunger, and correctly guess my favorite colour).
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Apple Rumored to Be Developing First Foldable Flip Phone, Set for 2026 Release https://t.co/W4htxG8fZa via @SSBCrack - my thoughts = flip phones are nostalgic, but that doesn't guarantee success.
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Back in 2005, the clamshell flip phone epitomized high-tech sophistication, allowing users to end calls with a swift snap. Fast forward to today, two decades
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@H_Shawberry, Brown O, @jo_hinds, Nightingale SJ, @John_N_Towse, Ellis DA. The DECIDE Framework: Describing Ethical Choices in Digital-Behavioral-Data Explorations. Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science. 2025;8(3)
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It also serves to remind people that ethics is a conversation. Not a tick-box exercise. As digital technologies become increasingly central to how participants and citizens interact with researchers and governments, the stakes for getting this right have never been higher.
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Now published, the #DECIDEFramework in #AMPPS. Here we provide a suite of resources to support researchers with ethical considerations in digital behavioural research.
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Behavioral sciences now routinely rely on digital data, supported by digital technologies and platforms. This has resulted in an abundance of new ethical challe...
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These changes don't diminish the contributions of individual researchers. However, it will stop institutions from claiming they had a role in research when, in reality, they had zero involvement.
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This often leads to hit-and-miss hiring decisions, and I hope that these changes will encourage an equal consideration of how the institutional environment can best support future research.
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This will hopefully limit hiring decisions based entirely on 'they have published this thing, so we should hire them for REF'.
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Confirmed @ref2029 policy: 'Institutions must demonstrate a substantive link to the research output being submitted through an eligible employment relationship.'
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