#Preregistration

Mark Rubin

RubinPsyc

There’s been some nice work recently that has taken a critical look at the theory and practice of preregistration. Here’s what I think are some key articles. (Plus my own

Dan Hicks

danieljhicks

Calls for open science are a common response to concerns about the replication crisis. But can open science actually address the causes of the crisis? +https://twitter.com/mslapointe/status/1355944863959838722 The comic presents 9

Kirstie Whitaker

kirstie_j

The reason I said yes to this talk was to hear the discussion from within #NeurIPS2020 (at least in this #Preregistration workshop). It's super interesting to hear hugely similar conversations

Daniël Lakens

lakens

As far as I know, the Journal of Politics is the first to have the policy that "The submission of unregistered laboratory, field, and survey experiments will not be accepted."

Cooper Smout, PhD

CoopSmout

Our new preprint is out! We analyse flaws in the #COVID19 research pipeline (e.g. 43% of fast-tracked articles had conflicts of interest!), argue that #openscience can help solve these problems,

Mark Rubin

RubinPsyc

Preregistration helps to distinguish planned "confirmatory" tests of a priori hypotheses from unplanned "exploratory" tests of post hoc hypotheses. However, some people argue that this distinction doesn't really matt

Berna Devezer

zerdeve

I want to highlight some non-mainstream work on reproducibility, open science, replication crisis, meta-science by women. Reading and drawing from a diverse set of authors and ideas will help push

James Bartlett

JamesEBartlett

It was great to talk about reproducible workflows for @riotscienceclub @riotscience_wlv. You can watch the recording below, but if you don't want to listen to me talk for 40 minutes,

Daniël Lakens

lakens

New preprint: Group Sequential Designs: A Tutorial https://psyarxiv.com/x4azm Friedrich Pahlke, Gernot Wassmer, and myself explain how to design and report sequential designs using rpact. The rpact shiny app is a

County Executive Steuart Pittman

AACoExec

All Maryland counties are being notified that their Health Department vaccine doses will continue to decline. The state appears to be shifting to a private provider approach combined with six

Iris van Rooij 💭

IrisVanRooij

How can COS claim to improve rigour, when it systematically ignores critiques of proposed "rigorous" "solutions" (like preregistration) from among the most rigorous research traditions in psychology, such as computationa

Graeme Blair

graemedblair

Lots of impt discussion on preanalysis plans after @The_JOP announced they will be req'd for experimental studiesShort on some of what we know about PAPs, their effects, what researchers

Jaclyn A. Siegel

jacasiegel

I am tired of conversations about increasing the reproducibility of reflexive qualitative research. Reproducibility & reflexivity are components of different epistemological approaches. Reflexivity requires a genuine appreciation of res

Aaron Strauss

aaron_strauss

H.R.1, the For The People Act, is Democrats’ pro-democracy bill (thank you @RepSarbanes)--is chock full of excellent reforms. In thisI’ll look at the academic research on provisions and call

Tiaralie 🌸 @ ✨🐺

TiaralieLilac

This is an introduction thread to the D4DJ franchise! With the game and anime coming soon, it's a good time to get into it and learn about the characters![PLEASE ONLY

Martin Modrák

modrak_m

I've spent some time recently arguing the narrow point that "journal publishes only preregistered studies" is NOT a good measure of transparency. So let's also argue a broader point: that

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