Singaporean @ReproducibiliT journal club
Joined October 2019
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This came in the mail today, it’s available for Rp68,000 (about $6.5AUD) at @hariankompas. My hope is that every person in #Indonesia knows how to help someone else - and will always find someone who can help and listen to them - in a dark time. #Mentalhealth #suicideprevention
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Finished reading this article for How (and Whether) to Teach Undergraduates About the Replication Crisis in Psychological Science journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.… particularly of value is they developed (1/2)
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Join @riotsci_exeter this week, who will be joined by @ExPhysStudent who will talk about Superpower the new R package to simulate power!
A link will be circulated soon by RIOTS Club Exeter, organised by @EleanorHassan @joaomineiro07
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In exciting news, the whole conference session is now publicly watchable (with a free login)! If you want more on forking paths, reporting standards and The Checklist Talk - watch here:
crowdcast.io/e/live-meeg-202…
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We will have a online, Chinese speaking journal club this Friday. Welcome join our discussion if you are a Chinese speaker.
This Friday 4pm UTC+8. We are going to discuss the first part 1 of "Science fictions" by Stuart Ritchie. Out topics: what are scientific norms? why we require norms?
youtu.be/CY-2K7gD6Fw
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What are the Hongkong principles?
And how do they contribute towards the strengthening of research integrity?
Find out at the @ukrepro online workshop (April 15th, 3 - 5 pm GMT +1):
ukrn.org/event/press-the-ref…
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Just gave an online talk on reproducibility & open sci to ppl in Northwest Normal University, Lanzhou, China. It's my personal view of ten-year developments of open sci, also included some reflections, esp from a dev country's perspective:
slides in CN: osf.io/nxkgv/
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#AcademicTwitter We need your help! We require a few more participants for our study on Aesthetics and Trustworthiness! Takes ~20 mins and you'll have our eternal gratitude.
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@AcademicChatter #psychology #AcademicChatter
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So thrilled that the special issue of @EdPsychJournal that @Carly__Robinson have worked on since… since a really long time ago… is almost done! One stop shopping for all that you need to know about #openscience in education/ed. psychology. Highlights for me include (1/10)…
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@Meta_Psy 2 hours earlier and this would have been a valid discussion point for our @SingReproTea discussion.
Meta-Psychology introduces a new manuscript format: Streamlined p-hacking reports! Read all about it in our guest-editorial by @ianhussey. Also introducing a novel alternative to the p-value that makes both p-rep and bayes factors obsolete!
open.lnu.se/index.php/metaps…
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Have you ever wondered how to justify your sample size?
We made a shiny app and R package to determine and justify the sample size for two-group studies with 9 different procedures.
See the tutorial: osf.io/preprints/metaarxiv/r…
with @DonVanRaven @RinkHoekstra, and @BalazsAczel
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In March, we ran a workshop marathon and hosted three workshops on Open Science! Interested in replication studies, preregistration, and power analyses for LMMs? Then look no further! 👇🧵 1/6
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How can we move from correlation to causation? Join us and learn more in the OpenTalks #19 by @dingding_peng on Mar 27. Dr. Julia M. Rohrer will present a powerful tool - graphical causal model - for making less casual causal inferences. Dr. Hu @hcp4715 will coordinate the talk.
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"Preregistering Qualitative Research" in International Journal of Qualitative Methods by Tamarinde Haven, Tim Errington, and colleagues. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
And, the form that they produced is now live on osf.io/ to support preregistering your qual work.
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Ecology has a new society for open, reliable and transparent research sciencemag.org/news/2020/12/…
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"Pre‐registration Is A Game Changer. But, Like Random Assignment, It Is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient For Credible Science" - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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"Barriers [to open data] include uncertainty regarding copyright and data ownership, diverging interpretations of GDPR and ethical issues, and lack of time. I share tips and tricks for making the process as painless as possible @DrLouiseConnell
Join via: tinyurl.com/yy4e4ozn
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What is a p-value? At our last meeting we discussed @lakens's paper "the practical alternative to the p value is the correctly used p value". I cannot recommend this paper enough. Thanks for the presentation @njalandersen! Slides (+ bonus material): osf.io/tm7aw/
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This has now been posted to YouTube, so if anyone is interested in an introduction to statistical power, see youtu.be/uj9Ces3jbmc
Ran a super fun power analysis workshop this morning. @ilia_zaharov invited me to deliver it to a group of psychologists who are preparing for a Russian language special issue on pre-registration. You can find the slides and materials here: osf.io/68mcq/
