Prof. Thomas Pollet


This page will feature updates on my work.

Preprint on measurement equivalence and loneliness accepted!

This paper has been accepted for publication in Interpersona. This will hopefully lead to more work on loneliness and social networks, which is were I want to take my work in the near future.
Tags: Research, Loneliness, exciting-stuff, SEM

Induction Quiz.

It is the start of the year, again. I was recently ‘promoted’ to Director of Learning and Teaching: ‘experience’ (though it could be ‘journey’, I always forget which title… .). And one of the perks is that I get to hold the Induction Quiz. If you want to play along... [Read More]
Tags: Teaching, Induction, New Year

Talk about Machine learning to predict settlement patterns.

I am lucky enough to find myself in Amsterdam at HBES, just after being in sunny Spain. Here, you can find my slides and see what I attempted in terms of trying to use machine learning to predict settlement patterns the ethnographic atlas. This would not have been possible without... [Read More]
Tags: Research, NIAS, Machine learning, Methodology

Talk about the good, bad, and ugly in Evolutionary Social Psychology.

I am lucky enough to find myself in sunny Spain on a workshop on evolutionary social psychology organised by Bram Buunk. Perhaps, I am always going to be an outsider but, I think, I have seen the good, the bad and ugly. Here, you can find my slides and see... [Read More]
Tags: Research, Social Psychology, dull-stuff, replications

New preprint on measurement equivalence and loneliness!

This paper has also been on the back burner for a while. It is a short report examining loneliness as measured with the SELS-A has the same underlying structure in men and women. We found that the structure is indeed the same in men and women. Interestingly, we also found... [Read More]
Tags: Research, Loneliness, exciting-stuff, SEM