This is the page for an email subscription to a RSS feed that contains many of the best blogs about methods in psychology. You will get an email each time one of these blogs posts an article. All you have to do is follow five simple steps:
- Go to this website (it’s a free email subscription to a RSS feed site): https://blogtrottr.com/
- Copy and paste this hyperlink: “psychbrief.com/psychmethods” (without the quotation marks) into the URL box.
- Put in your email address.
- Change the schedule from “Realtime” to however frequently you want updates (there have been a few issues with the shorter time scales so I would suggest selecting “Daily”).
- Click “Feed Me”.
- Profit.
Blogs included:
Hilda Bastian- Absolutely Maybe
Christina Bergmann & Sho Tsuji- CogTales
Dorothy Bishop- BishopBlog
James C. Coyne- Mind the Brain
James C. Coyne- Quick Thoughts
Alex Etz- The Etz Files
Eiko Fried- Psych Networks
Patrick S. Forscher- Persistent Astonishment
David Funder- Funderstorms
Andrew Gelman- Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
Roger Giner-Sorolla- Approaching Significance
Olivia Guest- Neuroplausible
Jessica Hartnett- Not Awful and Boring
Joe Hilgard- Crystal Prison Zone
Journal of European Psychology Students
Åse Kvist Innes-Ker- Not That Kind of Psychologist
John K. Kruschke- Doing Bayesian Data Analysis
Daniel Lakens- The 20% Statistician
Etiennne LeBel- Prove Yourself Wrong
Alison Ledgerwood- Incurably Nuanced
Uri Leif, Joe Simmons, & Uri Simonsohn- Data Colada
Sara Locatelli- Deeply Trivial
Rich Lucas- The Desk Reject
Kristoffer Magnusson- R Psychologist
Deborah G. Mayo- Error Statistics Philosophy
Personality Interest Group and Espresso (PIG-E)
PsychBrief
Jeff Rouder- Invariances
Guillaume Rousselet- Basic Statistics
John Sakaluk- Sak on Science
Anne Scheel, Ruben Arslan, Malte Elson, & Julia Rohrer- The 100% CI
Ulrich Schimmack- Replicability-Index
Xenia Schmalz- Xenia Schmalz’s Blog
Sam Schwarzkopf- NeuroNeurotic
Sanjay Srivastava- The Hardest Science
Ana Todorovic- NeuroAnaTody
Joachim Vandekerckhove- I’m a Bayesian and I do what I want
Tim van der Zee- The Skeptical Scientist
Simine Vazire- Sometimes I’m Wrong
E.J. Wagenmakers- Bayesian Spectacles
Hanne M. Watkins- My Scholarly Goop
Katherine Wood- Inattentional Coffee
Tal Yarkoni- [citation needed]
Updating feed list:
- How about zero-excluding priors for hierarchical variance parameters to improve computation for full Bayesian inference?9 hours ago
- Doomsday! Problems with interpreting a confidence interval when there is no evidence for the assumed sampling model12 hours ago
- Do you really need a multilevel model? A preview of powerlmm 0.4.013 hours ago
- The Pillars of Creation1 day ago
- A psychometrics mega remix: Hilarious scales and anchors1 day ago
- It’s like ten thousand replications when all you need is a [transparent loss-of-confidence statement]1 day ago
- Confused about statistics: Read More Cohen (and less Loken & Gelman)1 day ago
- Karl Pearson’s Worst Quotation?1 day ago
- Walter Benjamin on storytelling1 day ago
- Power, responsibility and role models in academia2 days ago
- “We continuously increased the number of animals until statistical significance was reached to support our conclusions” . . . I think this is not so bad, actually!2 days ago
- A footnote on self-citation and duplicate publication2 days ago
- Anthony West’s literary essays3 days ago
- Statistical Sins: Is Your Classification Model Any Good?3 days ago
- A Quantitative Science Needs to Quantify Validity3 days ago