For those who are interested, here is an 8-minute TED talk style talk that I (Greg Hancock) gave a couple of months ago on using your quantitative aptitude and attitude — your Quantitude. youtu.be/jWxfHsRyLEk?...

Start your collection, tomorrow…

Probably? Sometimes? It depends? I hope so? Tomorrow…

Appreciating the similarities and differences, tomorrow…

Draw some conclusions with us tomorrow…

Um… what?! Find out tomorrow… (Bonus points if you already get the classic album cover reference.)

Find out tomorrow what we were doing last week…

The past, present, and future of SEM, with Ken Bollen, tomorrow…

Mentoring a research assistant

A few weeks ago you’ve heard about nmax as the insurance policy for sample size planning on @quantitude.bsky.social Today we’re excited to launch the nmax Shiny app. Sample size planning with nmax can now be done in just a few button clicks! 🚀 yifeng-quant.shinyapps.io/nmax/

Looking sharp (or fuzzy), tomorrow…

Feel free to share your own heartfelt quantitative sentiments as we look ahead to Valentine’s Day…

Questioning our values, tomorrow…

Seeing our shadow tomorrow…

Time for TVEM, tomorrow…

When your postdoc does the data analysis and gets p=.049

The gift that keeps on giving, tomorrow…

S7E11 Should Essays be Used in College Admissions? Maybe... In this In The Wild episode, we turn our Quantitude loose on whether college admission essays should be used to make such high-stakes decisions, discussing what issues we would need addressed in order to answer that question.

The write stuff, tomorrow…

17-year old Greg makes an appearance at the end of the episode. You have been warned. 😉

Grade Expectations, tomorrow…

Taking your class to the next level, tomorrow…

Join us tomorrow as we repeat ourselves. Join us as we repeat ourselves tomorrow. Tomorrow, we repeat ourselves. Join us!

Join us as we get Wild tomorrow, and don’t forget to bring a number 2 pencil!

Have a wonderful and safe Halloween!

Join us as we explore our options, tomorrow….

Coming tomorrow. It’s almost that time of year…

Join us, and invite your siblings, as Quantitude gets Wild tomorrow…

Join our ranks tomorrow….

In this week's special In The Wild episode, we turn our Quantitude loose on the premise that National Public Radio is liberally biased, talking about what issues we would need to have addressed in order to be able to evaluate whether or not that's a reasonable claim.

Taking our quantitude for a test drive tomorrow…

Routine or rut? Join us for the fun tomorrow as we try to define, and maybe redefine, ourselves for Season 7…

Quantitude is back on Tuesday, doing the heavy lifting so you don’t have to.

For those interested, here is a link to a new power paper: Hancock, G. R., & Feng, Y. (2026). nmax and the quest to restore caution, integrity, and practicality to the sample size planning process. Psychological Methods. yifengquant.github.io/Publications...

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