A5117594150Idaho National Laboratory
2014-2024
University of North Georgia
2023-2024
University of Zurich
2023
University of Kansas
2022
The Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) is an open-source, finite element framework for solving highly coupled sets of nonlinear equations. development the and applications occurs concurrently using agile, continuous-integration software package. Included in in-code, extensible documentation system. Using these two tools union with repository management GitHub GitLab, a quality plan was created followed such that MOOSE MOOSE-based application (BISON) have been shown...
Development of scientific software relies on specialized knowledge from a broad range diverse disciplines including computer science, mathematics, engineering, and the natural sciences. Since it is rare for given practitioner to simultaneously be an expert in each aforementioned fields, teamwork collaboration are now norm development. This short paper discusses specific development conventions that have led success MOOSE multiphysics framework at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), ongoing...
Behavioral scientists have become increasingly reliant on online survey platforms such as Amazon's Mechanical Turk (Mturk). These many advantages, for example it provides ease of access to difficult sample populations, a large pool participants, and an easy use implementation. A major drawback is the existence bots that are used complete surveys financial gain. contaminate data need be identified in order draw valid conclusions from obtained with these platforms. In this article, we will...
Careless and insufficient effort responding (C/IER) is a situation where participants respond to survey instruments without considering the item content. This phenomena adds noise data leading erroneous inference. There are multiple approaches identifying accounting for C/IER in settings, of these best performing model based classification techniques. Classic treat it as person level phenomena. They first use some method identify who exhibit C/IER, then list-wise deletion remove them prior...
Content Non-Response (CNR) is situation where participants respond to survey instruments without considering the item content. This phenomena adds noise data leading erroneous inference. There are multiple approaches identifying and accounting for CNR in settings, of these best performing model based classification techniques. Classic treat it as a person level phenomena. They first use some method identify who exhibit CNR, then list-wise deletion remove them prior analysis. We argue that...
Four studies tested the hypothesis that psychological essentialism underlies political conservatism. Study 1 (n = 263) finds correlational evidence essentialist thinking about U.S. is correlated with support for three conservative ideologies (RWA, SDO, nationalism) and policies regarding religion, taxes, environment immigration. Experiments show prompting participants to think essence of increases RWA nationalism, but not SDO. 2 164) compares an essential a non-essential framing U.S., while...
Abstract We propose that political polarization stems in part from differing conceptions of one's nation. Four studies tested the hypothesis national essentialism – conceiving nation as possessing an inherent, unchanging essence underlies three ideologies: right‐wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation, and nationalism. Study 1 ( n = 263) provides correlational evidence essentialist thinking about U.S. positively predicted all ideological variables, well support for conservative...
During the 2016 US presidential primary debate cycle, CBS displayed tweets alongside candidates on-screen. Using elaboration likelihood model and social identity theory, current study reveals incorporation of Twitter comments metrics may have hindered normative outcomes viewing. A mixed-method approach consisting content analysis an eye-tracking intervention was used to understand effects including socially networked information in televised debates. Findings show that from media on-screen...