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Even when researchers play by the rules, how stable are their findings? New study shows how and why even honest research findings can flip and what to do about it
New research addresses a fundamental challenge in empirical social science: the extent to which published findings depend on modelling decisions.
DSPI researchers help develop new World Health Organization guide on parenting interventions for policymakers
Five researchers from DSPI were part of the core team from Parenting for Lifelong Health that produced WHO's new guide on parenting interventions for policymakers, practitioners and stakeholders.
Integrating household structure and employment patterns: key insights for effective poverty reduction strategies in Europe
Study proposes that changes in household structures and employment patterns may offer insights into the paradox that poverty rates in Europe have remained a persistent challenge, even as employment levels have increased.
New global study highlights alarming rates of online child sexual exploitation and abuse
Recent study led by Childlight - Global Child Safety Institute at the University of Edinburgh and co-authored by Dr Bridget Steele, Departmental Lecturer in Evidence-Based Intervention and Policy Evaluation at DSPI.
