Thanks for the link! I ended up looking through the data and there wasn’t any clear correlation between amount of time spent in research area and p(Doom).
For the most part, groups don’t differ very much, although as might be expected, more North Americans have a high p(Doom) conditional on HLMI than other regions.
Thanks for the link! I ended up looking through the data and there wasn’t any clear correlation between amount of time spent in research area and p(Doom).
I ran a few averages by both time spent in research area and region of undergraduate study here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Kp0cWKJt7tmRtlXbPdpirQRwILO29xqAVcpmy30C9HQ/edit#gid=583622504
For the most part, groups don’t differ very much, although as might be expected, more North Americans have a high p(Doom) conditional on HLMI than other regions.